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\title{Sociology Of Education Template}


 \author{Emile Durkheim}


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Authors will need to upload the following separate items into SAGE
Track:\\

\begin{itemize}
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  Abstract. Please provide an abstract of no more than 150 words that
  describes the topic of the research, the specific research questions,
  the data and basic research design, and the major conclusions.
  Remember that abstracts are summaries of the research project, not
  summaries of the background or motivation for the project.\\
\item
  Title Page. Please include the title of the manuscript; each author's
  institutional affiliation; acknowledgments; and contact information
  for the corresponding author.\\
\item
  Blinded Manuscript.~Do not include the title page or any other
  self-identifying information in the blinded manuscript. There is also
  no need to include an abstract with the blinded manuscript.\\
\item
  Preferred and Non-Preferred Reviewers.~Please provide names and email
  addresses for reviewers who are particularly well-qualified to
  evaluate your manuscript. Do not recommend colleagues, collaborators,
  or others with whom you may have a conflict of interest. Note that the
  Editor may choose to disregard some or all of your recommendations.\\
\item
  Cover Letter (Optional). Please provide any important and relevant
  information that the Editor may need to fairly and effectively
  evaluate your manuscript.\\
\item
  \$25.00 Non-refundable Manuscript Processing Fee. Authors must pay the
  non-refundable \$25.00 manuscript processing fee electronically
  through SAGE Track. All new manuscripts require a fee unless authored
  by ASA student members.\\
\end{itemize}

Please provide an abstract of no more than 150 words that describes the
topic of the research, the specific research questions, the data and
basic research design, and the major conclusions. Remember that
abstracts are summaries of the research project, not summaries of the
background or motivation for the project.\\

Authors will also be asked to provide information about the source of
funding for their research (if applicable) and to affirm that any
research on human subjects has been reviewed and approved by an
appropriate ethics committee.\\

Address correspondence to Editor John Robert Warren,~\emph{Sociology of
Education},~\href{mailto:soe@umn.edu}{\nolinkurl{soe@umn.edu}}.\\

Note: All submitting authors are expected to abide by the
ASA's~\emph{Code of Ethics}, which is available
at\url{http://www.asanet.org/images/asa/docs/pdf/CodeofEthics.pdf}.
Authors should pay particular attention to Sections 14 (``Plagiarism''),
15 (``Authorship Credit''), and 16 (``Publication Process''). Submission
of a manuscript to~\emph{SOE~}implies that the work has not been
published before, that it is not under consideration for publication
elsewhere, and that its publication has been approved by all
co-authors.\\

\subsection*{Manuscript Preparation}\label{auto-label-subsection-366376}

All parts of the blinded manuscript should have at least 1 inch margins,
should be double spaced, and should use a standard 12-point font.
Manuscripts should generally not exceed 12,500 words (including text,
endnotes, research ethics statement, references, and appendices); the
number of tables and figures should be kept to a minimum. Please refer
to the~\emph{ASA Style Guide}~for more information.\\

Note: Authors are responsible for securing permission to reproduce
copyrighted materials before they are published by~\emph{SOE}. A copy of
the written permission should be included with the manuscript
submission.\\

The blinded manuscript should include the following sections (when
applicable) in this order: (1) body of manuscript; (2) research ethics
statement; (3) endnotes; (4) references; (5) tables; (6) figures; and
(7) appendices. Do not include a title page or abstract in the blinded
manuscript, do not use footnotes, and be sure that each table and each
figure appears on separate pages after the references.\\

1. Body of Manuscript. Please use headings to structure the manuscript;
see recent articles in~\emph{SOE}~for examples. Please do not use
language that identifies you as the author.~\emph{Example}: Instead of
writing ``I found \ldots{} (LePore 2012)'' please use ``LePore (2012)
found\ldots{}''\\

\begin{itemize}
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\item
  Abbreviations and acronyms should be spelled out at their first
  mention unless they are commonly used as words (e.g., ``IQ'').\\
\item
  Equations in the text should be numbered using consecutive Arabic
  numerals in parentheses at the right margin.\\
\item
  In-text citations should include the last name of the author(s), the
  year of publication, and page numbers (when quoting directly from a
  work or referring to specific passages). If the author's name is in
  the text, follow it with the publication year in
  parentheses.~\emph{Example}: ``\ldots{}in a study by Binder (2010).''
  If the author's name is not in the text, enclose the last name and
  publication year in parentheses.~\emph{Example}: ``\ldots{}whenever it
  occurred (Bills 2004).'' Pagination follows the year of publication
  after a colon, with no space between the colon and the page
  number.~\emph{Example}: ``\ldots{}according to Fomby (2005:71).'' Give
  both last names for joint authors.~\emph{Example}: ``\ldots{} based on
  prior evidence (Grodsky and Muller 2009).'' If a work has three
  authors, cite all three last names in the first citation in the text;
  thereafter, use et al. in the citation. If a work has more than three
  authors, use et al. throughout.~\emph{Example}: ``\ldots{}obtained the
  same results (Liebler, Ruggles, and Fitch 2007; Hauser et al. 2008).
  However, \ldots{} (Liebler et al. 2007).'' Separate a series of
  references with semicolons, and list the series in alphabetical or
  date order (but be consistent throughout the
  manuscript).~\emph{Example}: ``\ldots{}for more information (Park
  2006; Schofer 2009).''\\
\end{itemize}

2. Research Ethics Statement. Manuscripts submitted for publication
in~\emph{SOE}~must contain a statement affirming that all research on
human subjects has been approved by an appropriate ethics committee
(e.g., an IRB) and has therefore been performed in a way that is
consistent with the ethical standards articulated in the 1964
Declaration of Helsinki and its subsequent amendments and Section 12
(``Informed Consent'') of the ASA's Code of Ethics. In particular, the
statement should either (a) note---when appropriate and necessary---that
all human subjects gave their informed consent prior to their
participation in the research and that adequate steps were taken to
protect participants' confidentiality or (b) explain why such steps were
inappropriate or unnecessary (e.g., because the research does not
constitute human subjects research). These statements should be
contained in a separate section---labeled ``Research
Ethics''---appearing immediately before the reference list. The Editor
reserves the right to reject manuscripts that do not comply with these
requirements.\\

3. Endnotes. Endnotes should be used sparingly, and should be brief.
They should be numbered in the text consecutively using superscript
Arabic numerals; be double-spaced and in the same font style and size as
the rest of the manuscript; and appear in a separate section labelled
``Endnotes.''\\

4. References. All references cited in the text must be listed in the
``References'' section, and vice versa. It is the author's
responsibility to ensure that publication information for each entry is
complete and correct. References should be double-spaced and should
appear in the same style and sized font as the rest of the text. They
should be listed in alphabetical order by first authors' last names.
Include first names and surnames for all authors; use first-name
initials only if an author used initials in the original publication.\\

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  \textbf{Books should appear as:}\\
\end{itemize}

\begin{quote}
\textbf{Author1 (last name inverted), Author2 (last name not inverted),
and Author3. Year of publication. Name of Publication (italicized).
Location of publisher: Publisher's Name.}\\

\textbf{\emph{Example:~}Arum, Richard and Josipa Roksa.
2011.~\emph{Academically Adrift: Limited Learning on College Campuses}.
Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.}\\
\end{quote}

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  \textbf{Journal articles should appear as:}\\
\end{itemize}

\begin{quote}
\textbf{Author1 (last name inverted), Author2 (last name not inverted),
and Author3. Year of publication. ``Title of Article.'' Name of
Publication (italicized) Volume Number (Issue Number): Page numbers.}\\

\textbf{\emph{Example:~}Horvat, Erin M., Elliot B. Weininger, and
Annette Lareau. 2003. ``From Social Ties to Social Capital: Class
Differences in the Relations Between Schools and Parent
Networks.''~\emph{American Educational Research Journal~}40(2)
319-351.}\\
\end{quote}

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  \textbf{Internet resources follow the same pattern, with the exception
  that page numbers are omitted and the URL and date of access are
  included.}\\
\end{itemize}

\begin{quote}
\textbf{\emph{Example:~}Schafer, Daniel W. and Fred L. Ramsey. 2003.
``Teaching the Craft of Data Analysis.''~\emph{Journal of Statistics
Education}~11(1). Retrieved December 12, 2006
(}\href{http://www.amstat.org/publications/jse/v11n1/schafer.html}{\textbf{http://www.amstat.org/publications/jse/v11n1/schafer.html}}\textbf{).}\\
\end{quote}

\textbf{5. Tables and Figures.}~Tables and figures should be numbered
consecutively in the order in which they appear in the text and must
include descriptive titles. Each table and each figure should appear on
a separate page. Tables must be editable (e.g., in Word), and figures
should be submitted as high-resolution black and white
images;~\emph{SOE}~does not print in color. All tables and figures
should stand alone and should not require the reader to refer to the
text. Use short notes to define key terms, briefly describe the data and
research design, spell out acronyms, etc. When reporting results of
hypothesis tests, use one, two, and three asterisks
for~\emph{p}\textless{}0.05,~\emph{p}\textless{}0.01,
and~\emph{p}\textless{}0.001, respectively.\\

\textbf{6. Appendices.}~Appendices should be lettered to distinguish
them from numbered tables and figures. Include a descriptive title for
each appendix (e.g., ``Appendix A. Variable Names and Definitions'').
Please note which appendices are intended to appear in print and which
might appear online; because of page limitations, most appendices will
need to appear online.

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