David Cort
(Ph.D. University of California-Los Angeles 2007)
Sociology
(413) 545-1041
dcort@soc.umass.edu
David Cort is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology and the Associate Director of SADRI.
Areas of Interest: Immigration, Social Stratification, Social Demography, Quantitative Methods, Race/Ethnicity
Current Grants:
2011-12. Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. Employment Fraud and Employee Misclassification in Massachusetts. Co-PI; Eve Weinbaum, PI, Tom Juravich, Co-PI.
Recent Grants:
2010-11. Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Career Enhancement Fellowship for Junior Faculty
2010-11. CSBS. Saliendo del Barrio: Documentation Status Differences in Residential Mobility Decisions
2009-10. UMass Labor Center. Future of Work Project: Immigrant and Ethnic White Representation in Jobs
2009-10. National Poverty Center. Small Grant: Legal Status and Residential Mobility
2008-10. Andrew Mellon Foundation. Mutual Mentoring Initiative Grant. With Anna Branch, Andrew Papachristos, Wenona Rymond-Richmond, Amy Schalet and Melissa Wooten
Selected Publications:
"Re-examining the Ethnic Hierarchy of Locational Attainment: Evidence from Los Angeles." Social Science Research, forthcoming.
"Spurred to Action: The Effects of Reception Contexts on Naturalization Decisions in Los Angeles." Under review.
"Mexican Incorporation into the Vulnerable and Stable Working Classes: Reasons for Pessimism and Optimism." Under review. With Jenny Folsom.
"Residential Mobility into Los Angeles Neighborhoods: Racial, Ethnic, and Documentation Status Differences." Working paper. With Ken-Hou Lin and Gaby Stevenson.
"Changes in Race Differences in Attitudes Toward Immigrants: Incorporating Individual, Neighborhood, and State-Level Factors." Working paper. With Dwanna Robertson.