Dr Steve McDonald

Professor

Selected examples (see vita for full list)

Steve McDonald, Amanda Damarin, Jenelle Lawhorne, and Annika Wilcox. (2019) “Black Holes and Purple Squirrels: A Tale of Two Online Labor Markets.” Research in the Sociology of Work 33: 93-120.
Steve McDonald and Richard A. Benton. (2017) “The Structure of Internal Job Mobility and Organizational Wage Inequality” Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 47:21-31.
Steve McDonald, Lindsay Hamm, James R. Elliott, and Pete Knepper. (2016) “Race, Place, and Unsolicited Job Leads: How the Ethnoracial Structure of Local Labor Markets Shapes Employment Opportunities.” Social Currents 3(2):118-137.
Steve McDonald. (2015) “Network Effects across the Earnings Distribution: Visible and Invisible Job Finding Assistance in the Labor Market.” Social Science Research 49:299-313.
Steve McDonald and Joshua Lambert. (2014) “The Long Arm of Mentoring: A Counterfactual Analysis of Natural Youth Mentoring and Employment Outcomes in Early Careers.” American Journal of Community Psychology 54:262-273.
Steve McDonald. (2011) “What's in the "Old Boys" Network? Accessing Social Capital in Gendered and Racialized Networks.” Social Networks 33:317-330.
Steve McDonald. (2010). "Right Place, Right Time: Serendipity and Informal Job Matching." Socio-Economic Review 8:307-331.
Steve McDonald, Nan Lin, and Dan Ao. (2009). "Networks of Opportunity: Gender, Race and Unsolicited Job Leads." Social Problems 56:385-402.