The Institutional Determinants of Health Insurance: Moving Away from Labor Market, Marriage, and Family Attachments under the ACA

Overview of attention for article published in American Sociological Review, November 2018

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RT @shaferpr: "...policies traditionally required working-age Americans to access health insurance through their employers, spouses, or chi…

26 Jan 2019

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"...policies traditionally required working-age Americans to access health insurance through their employers, spouses, or children...created obvious disadvantages..and left a substantial share...uninsured" @UNCPublicPolicy @asr_journal https://t.co/MZKJMZ

24 Jan 2019

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RT @sgbuggs: my dear friend and colleague, Carmen Gutierrez, recently published her amazing paper on how the ACA narrowed health insurance…

22 Jan 2019

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RT @sgbuggs: my dear friend and colleague, Carmen Gutierrez, recently published her amazing paper on how the ACA narrowed health insurance…

22 Jan 2019

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