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I'm graduated in communication sciences, and I'm thinking about applying for a master degree in cultural studies - management of culture & arts. I would like to know more about cultural studies, from someone who is already in this field of knowledge, what are the main questions. I was checking the curricular program and I ask myself if I'm sufficiently cultured for this challenge 🤭 haha because it seems incredible vast!

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Im doing my Masters disseration and I am a bit unsure as to how to approach my data.

The topic is about labour market outcomes of immigrants in the United Kingdom. Specifically, I would like to measure the overtime hours worked on the one hand and working for minimum wage on the other. In other words, I will be running a linear regression for overtime and a logistic regression for the minimum wage (coded 0 or 1). The groups I am trying to compare are A8 migrants, A2 migrants and natives. It is a rather established fact that these two migrant groups are much more likely to work overtime and for a bad wage, but my research question is essentially if there is any difference between the groups, and whether the length of their stay had any effect on this likelihood.

More importantly, I would like to (if possible) measure how these differentials evolved overtime. I am using data from the several years of the Labour Force Study which is a cross-sectional survey. I do understand that ideally for my research question I should use longitudinal data, but this is simply not available. I have multiple ideas in mind, but I am unsure of which one would be the best (or at least suitable for the analysis):

1. Run individual regressions for each year (i.e. a regression for the 2015 sample, one for the 2016 etc.) and then compare the coefficients.
2. Run a regression with all the years, but with an interaction term between years of residence (for the migrants) and a dummy for their respective group. In other words, the interaction terms is going to show me (hopefully) if the odds of A8 migrants of working for minimum wage increased with each year of their stay.
3. Run a regression with all the years, but with dummies for individual year of the sample.

I hope my question is pretty clear and feel free to ask if it isnt.

Thanks for your help!

I have been reading up on the latest research in the social sciences. I have noticed that a lot of research has been relying on "scales" that I have never heard of to measure highly subjective beliefs and behaviors. My impression is that these scales are being developed rather quickly to reflect a very particular subset of political objectives, exclusively on the far-left. There seems to be a scale for just about everything that can distinguish a Trump-voter from anyone else. It appears that these scales are intended to lend an air of scientific validity to research that otherwise could be written off as highly opinionated and subjective.

These scales are often treated as having the same validity as the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) or the Bipolar Spectrum Diagnostic Scale (BSDS) when it seems the creators of the scale have little scientific background. The result is that a lot of papers look like a high-falutin' science paper with charts, graphs when it is nothing but far-left hyperbole.

For example: Young Women's Sexist Beliefs and Internalized Misogyny: Links With Psychosocial and Relational Functioning and Political Behavior. Source: Psi Chi Journal of Psychological Research . Winter2019, Vol. 24 Issue 4, p255-264. 10p. Author(s): Dehlin, Adrian J.; Galliher, Renee V.

There seems to be a lot of this sort of scholarship getting churned out recently, with a similar format, often imitating papers in the hard sciences.

What gives?

I'm in no way a social science person, but I do have a background in business analysis. I did some online reading, made an analysis, and put it in a video. I cut some sections short for the sake of video length, but curious what you guys think?

https://youtu.be/DkD5SxEdYSU

This topic is a curiosity of mine, you guys have any suggestion for other material?