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COCKERHAM  \nAlabama–Birmingham MARK COONEY  \nGeorgia WILLIAM F. DANAHER College of Charleston JAAP DRONKERS European U. Institute MITCHELL DUNEIER Princeton and CUNY  \nDEPUTY EDITORS  \nPAMELA PAXTON  \nOhio State ZHENCHAO QIAN  \nOhio State  \nVERTA TAYLOR UC, Santa Barbara  \nEDITORIAL BOARD  \nRACHEL L. EINWOHNER Purdue  \nJOSEPH GALASKIEWICZ Arizona JENNIFER GLICK Arizona State PEGGY C. GIORDANO Bowling Green KAREN HEIMER  \nIowa DENNIS P. HOGAN Brown MATT L. HUFFMAN UC, Irvine GUILLERMINA JASSONYU GARY F. JENSEN Vanderbilt ANNETTE LAREAU Maryland EDWARD J. LAWLER Cornell JENNIFER LEE UC, Irvine  \nJ. SCOTT LONG Indiana HOLLY J. MCCAMMON Vanderbilt  \nCECILIA MENJIVAR Arizona State MICHAEL A. MESSNER USC DAVID S. MEYER UC, Irvine JOYA MISRA Massachusetts JAMES MOODY Duke CALVIN MORRILL  \nUC, Irvine ORLANDO PATTERSON Harvard TROND PETERSEN UC, Berkeley ALEJANDRO PORTES Princeton JEN’NAN G. READ Duke LINDA RENZULLI Georgia BARBARA JANE RISMANUIC WILLIAM G. 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