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Peyman Hekmatpour

Teaching Assistant Professor

Oklahoma State University

United States

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Peyman Hekmatpour is a Teaching Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University - Tulsa, USA. His research interests encompass political sociology, income inequality, and the intersections of religion and environmental concern. Recent publications include analyses of American religion, cultural diversity and gender political empowerment, and the impacts of foreign direct investment on income inequality across various economies.

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Ilana Horwitz

Tulane University

UNITED STATES

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Landon Schnabel

Cornell University

UNITED STATES

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Subnational ecologically unequal exchange and air pollution: a county-level Longitudinal network analysis of U.S. commodity flows

Breaking Free of the Iron Cage: The Individualization of American Religion

World Society, Cultural Diversity, and Gender Gap in Political Empowerment

Income Inequality, World Polity, and Political Secularization: A Comparative Historical Analysis (1870–2014)

Foreign direct investment, sectoral distribution and income inequality in developed and developing economies

Ecologically unequal exchange and disparate death rates attributable to air pollution: A comparative study of 169 countries from 1991 to 2017

Right-Wing Stewards: The Promoting Effect of Religiosity on Environmental Concern among Political Conservatives in a Global Context

Secular Values, Economic Development, and Gender Inequality in a Global Context

Inequality and Religiosity in a Global Context: Different Secularization Paths for Developed and Developing Nations

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Landon Schnabel

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