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natalia sarkisian associate professor of sociology boston college background | publications | courses | vitae | contact background i received my ph.d. (2005) and m.a. (2001) in sociology from the university of massachusetts amherst . previously, i earned a b.a. in sociology from the state academy of management in moscow, russia. i am an associate professor in the sociology department of boston college since 2005. i am also affiliated with the sloan center on aging and work/workplace flexibility . my research interests include race, gender, and class, family sociology, aging and the life course, and quantitative methods. book sarkisian, natalia , and naomi gerstel. 2012. nuclear family values, extended family lives: the importance of gender, race, and class . new york: routledge. when discussing families, politicians and sociologists alike typically focus on parents and their young children. they are especially likely to emphasize issues related to marriage, highlight the role of fathers, and promote the importance of a two-parent nuclear family. this book argues that such rhetoric is a poor reflection of the everyday lives of many americans for whom family includes aging parents, grown up children, adult siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, and grandchildren. this book questions the focus on nuclear family by highlighting the roles that these extended family members play in the lives of americans. it demonstrates that many americans spend substantial amounts of time with their relatives, frequently rely on extended family members for help, and provide assistance in return. the book argues that this narrow emphasis on marriage and the nuclear family, with its exclusion of the extended family, is particularly likely to overlook family experiences of women, racial/ethnic minorities, and low-wage workers and the poor for whom extended families are centrally important. this book also addresses another facet of the popular rhetoric on families--that emphasizing the role of marriage as social glue. for many social critics and observers, not only is the nuclear family the basic unit of society, but marriage is the foundation of the community. marriage, to them, is the endangered basis of a healthy society, whose fragility threatens children and adults as well as the broader community. in contrast, this book demonstrates that in many ways, marriage actually separates men and women from other social connections and therefore detracts from ties to extended families and broader communities. these isolating effects of marriage are felt across race and class, but because those with fewer economic resources are more likely to rely on extended family, these effects of marriage are particularly costly to them. the book concludes with an examination of the impact of nuclear family rhetoric on social policy. in line with this rhetoric, many social policies, including family and medical leave policies, medicaid, gay and lesbian marriage, welfare reform, and policies on grandparents, are geared towards the nuclear family. we argue that this inattention to the extended family reduces the effectiveness, reach, and potential power of family policy. the book concludes that not only does a focus on marriage and the nuclear family miss a great deal of family life and denigrate poor and minority families, but it also facilitates social policies that discriminate against women, people of color, and the poor and thereby reduces the power of social policy to improve lives of americans. selected journal articles mcnamara, tay, marcie pitt-catsouphes, natalia sarkisian , elyssa besen, and miwako kidahashi. forthcoming. "age bias in the workplace: cultural stereotypes and in-group favoritism." the international journal of aging and human development . sarkisian, natalia , and naomi gerstel. 2016. "does singlehood isolate or integrate? examining the link between marital status and ties to kin, friends, and neighbors." journal of social and personal relationships , 33, 3, 361-384. ***article selected to be highlighted in "relationship matters" podcast (#49)*** sweet, stephen, natalia sarkisian , christina matz-costa, and marcie pitt-catsouphes. 2015. "are women less career centric than men? structure, culture, and identity investments." community, work, and family , 19, 4. karamnov, sergey, natalia sarkisian , rebecca grammer, wendy l. gross, and richard d. urman. 2015. " analysis of adverse events associated with adult moderate procedural sedation outside the operating room. " journal of patient safety . calvo, rocio, and natalia sarkisian . 2015. " racial/ethnic differences in postmigration education among adult immigrants in the usa ." ethnic and racial studies , 38, 7, 1029-1049. calvo, esteban, christine a. mair, and natalia sarkisian . 2015. " individual troubles, shared troubles: the multiplicative effect of individual and country-level unemployment on life satisfaction in 95 nations (1981-2009) ." social forces , 93, 4 (june), 1625-1653. johnson, jessica, natalia sarkisian , and john williamson. 2015. " using a micro-level model to generate a macro-level model of productive successful aging ." the gerontologist , 55, 1 (february), 107-119. calvo, esteban, natalia sarkisian , and christopher r. tamborini. 2013. " causal effects of retirement timing on subjective well-being: the role of cultural norms and institutional policies ." journal of gerontology: social sciences , 68, 1 (january), 73-84. *** winner of the 2013 james g. zimmer new investigator research award of the apha aging and public health section *** garroutte, eva marie, natalia sarkisian , and sergey karamnov. 2012. " affective interactions in medical visits: ethnic differences among american indian older adults ." journal of aging and health , 24, 7 (october), 1223-1251. oh, seil, and natalia sarkisian . 2012. " spiritual individualism or engaged spirituality? social implications of holistic spirituality among mind-body-spirit practitioners ." sociology of religion , 73, 3 (autumn), 299-322. collins, amy l., natalia sarkisian , and ellen winner. 2009. " flow and happiness in later life: an investigation into the role of daily and weekly flow experiences ." journal of happiness studies , 10, 6 (december), 703-709. garroutte, eva, natalia sarkisian , dedra buchwald, jack goldberg, and jan beals. 2008. " perceptions of medical interaction between healthcare providers and american indian older adults ." social science and medicine , 67, 4 (august), 546-556. shen, ce, natalia sarkisian , and thanh tran. 2008. " child mortality, economic development, and social inequality in less developed countries: a cross-national analysis ." china journal of social work, 1 , 2 (july), 172-188. sarkisian, natalia , and naomi gerstel. 2008. " till marriage do us part: adult children's relationships with parents ." journal of marriage and family, 70 , 2 (may), 360-376. sarkisian, natalia . 2007. " street men, family men: race and men's extended family involvement ." social forces, 86 , 2 (december), 763-794. *** winner of the 2008 oliver cromwell cox article award from the section on racial and ethnic minorities of the american sociological association *** sarkisian, natalia , mariana gerena, and naomi gerstel. 2007. " extended family integration among euro and mexican americans: ethnicity, gender, and class ." journal of marriage and family, 69 , 1 (february), 40-54. *** winner of the 2008 distinguished contribution to scholarship award from the race, gender, class section of the american sociological association *** sarkisian, natalia . 2006. " 'doing family ambivalence': nuclear and extended families in single mothers' lives ." journal of marriage and family, 68 , 4 (november), 804-811. gerstel, naomi, and natalia sarkisian . 2006. " marriage: the good, the bad, and the greedy ." contexts, 5 , 4 (november), 16-21. sarkisian, natalia , mariana gerena, and naomi gerstel. 2006. " extended family ties among mexicans, puerto

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