Conrad Hackett

Conrad Hackett

@conradhackett.bsky.social

Demography nerd at Pew Research Center Global religious change, sociology

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If you’re a lucky social scientist who was subscribed to this substack without consent let me know?

Daniel de Kadt@dandekadt.bsky.social

Who tf is signing everyone up, without consent, to @justinwolfers.bsky.social substack? First my work email, now my personal (!) email. I know MANY other social scientists having the same experience. Is there a way to report this behaviour to substack? Deeply uncool - really shitty - stuff.

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American adults with a four-year college degree Hindus 70% Episcopalians 67% Jews 65% Agnostics 53% Atheists 48% Muslims 44% Buddhists 41% Catholics 35% National average 35% Evangelicals 29%

American adults with a four-year college degree Hindus 70% Episcopalians 67% Jews 65% Agnostics 53% Atheists 48% Muslims 44% Buddhists 41% Catholics 35% National average 35% Evangelicals 29%

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Looking forward to speaking at SPSP Religion & Spirituality Preconference, alongside Conrad Hackett, Patty Van Cappellen, and Kristen Laurin, on Feb 11 in Philadelphia! Submissions are open until October 8: spsp.wufoo.com/forms/2027-p...

Conrad Hackett@conradhackett.bsky.social

I look forward to giving the keynote address at the 2027 SPSP Religion & Spirituality Preconference on February 11 in Philadelphia. Submissions open. Propose a research talk, data blitz, or poster by October 8. spsp.wufoo.com/forms/2027-p... Graduate-student registration fees will be waived.

Is a religious revival happening? Watch this video for answers from me, Kati Tervo-Niemelä (University of Eastern Finland), Joel Thiessen (Ambrose University), Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme (University of Waterloo) & David Voas (University College London). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glgPhZ01-O0

youtube.comWishful Thinking? Is There a Religious Revival?Recent media stories in a number of countries suggest that there is a religious revival taking place, with increased worship attendance and young people expr...

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Congratulations to the data wizards at @ourworldindata.org who created this elegant tool so you can adjust fertility, mortality & migration rates for any country to see the impact on population sizes & age structures. This is really, really great!! Check it out!! Excellent tool, terrific write up.

Our World in Data@ourworldindata.org

How will populations across the world change in the 21st century? 🔧 Explore for yourself with our new interactive tool!

Congratulations to the data wizards at @ourworldindata.org who created this elegant tool so you can adjust fertility, mortality & migration rates for any country to see the impact on population sizes & age structures. This is really, really great!! Check it out!! Excellent tool, terrific write up.

Our World in Data@ourworldindata.org

How will populations across the world change in the 21st century? 🔧 Explore for yourself with our new interactive tool!

"citation count & journal impact factor reveals quantitative studies on secularization tend to be published in higher ranked journals & get more citations. Topics related to philosophy, Catholicism & law get fewer citations. The topic of science & religion is often found in lower ranked journals."

Valeria Rainero@valeriarainero.bsky.social

Out now in @jssreligion.bsky.social with @ruudluijkx.bsky.social Using topic modeling on 1600+ academic articles, we provide a systematization of secularization literature and test whether researchers tend to study their own communities 👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

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Replying to @alyssaharad.bsky.social

Reminds me a bit of Jonas Jonasson’s books like The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared. I loved all his books. I wonder what else is in this genre of audiobook.

The USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture invites journalists to propose story ideas that capture the changing nature of American religion. The journalism fellowship will fund journalists to tell deeply reported stories in written or multimedia formats. dornsife.usc.edu/crcc/journal...

dornsife.usc.eduJournalism Fellowship for Stories for Change in American Religion Initiative - Center for Religion and Civic CultureUSC Dornsife Center for Religion and Civic Culture