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st: RE: Clogg, Petkova, and Haritou (1995)
In this case, the author's address leads me
to guess that AJS means American Journal of
Sociology. But in my persona as a geoscientist
I immediately recognise AJS as American Journal
of Science, which despite its name is a
geology journal. And there may well be others.
The broader point is to remind members of the
list that it is _interdisciplinary_. Please
keep trying to minimise within-subject jargon
and avoid tacit assumptions that you
are addressing your disciplinary colleagues.
In this case, for example, my guess is
that there is nothing sociological about the
method, and that therefore non-sociologists
might well be interested in following up
the reference.
Nick
[email protected]
Rob Baller
> I would like to compare coefficients, on the
> same independent
> variable, between two nested models. For example, I want to
> know if the b2
> coefficients shown below are significantly different from each other:
>
> y = b1x1 + b2x2
> y = b1x1 + b2x2 + b3x3
>
> The routines described by Clogg, Petkova, and Haritou (1995)
> AJS are what I
> want to implement. Has anyone created a .do file that does
> this? If so,
> would you please send me a copy? I am interested in OLS
> models and models
> for discrete outcomes.
> Department of Sociology
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