Publications

Malae, Katelyn Rose. 2022. “Policy Relay: How Affirmative Consent Went from Controversy to Convention.” Sociological Perspectives 65(6):1117–43. doi:10.1177/07311214221100836.
- Received the 2023 Justice and Equity Award, University of California, Irvine
- Received the 2022 Outstanding Graduate Paper Award, Division of Conflict, Social Action and Change Division, Society for the Study of Social Problems
- Received the 2021 A. Kimball Romney Award, University of California, Irvine
- Received an Honorable Mention for the 2021 Robin Williams Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award, University of California, Irvine
Turney, Kristin, Katelyn Rose Malae, MacKenzie A. Christensen, and Sarah Halpern-Meekin. 2023. “‘Even Though We’re Married, I’m Single’: The Meaning of Incarceration in Romantic Relationships.” Criminology 61(4):795-822. doi: 10.1111/1745-9125.12349
- Findings featured in The Society Pages

Christensen, Mackenzie A. and Katelyn Rose Malae. “Beauty, Dating, and Desirability” Handbook on Beauty and Inequality, in the Springer Handbooks of Social Sciences series.

Malae, Katelyn Rose. “Digital Desirability: A Sexual Fields Approach to Examining Young Women’s Unequal Dating App Histories.” Under Review.
Malae, Katelyn Rose. “Respectful Masculinity: How Digital Dating Shapes Men’s Privilege Negotiation Strategies.” In preparation.
Malae, Katelyn Rose. “Implied Consent: How Dating Apps Shape Gendered Interactional Pressures Towards Sexual Consent and Unwanted Sex. In preparation.
Malae, Katelyn Rose and Kelli Kimura. “Crafting Tradition: Constructions of Femininity in the Digital #TadWife Movement.” In preparation.
Malae, Katelyn Rose and Mackenzie A. Christensen. “Situating Situationships: The De-Institutionalization of Dating?” In preparation.
Christensen, Mackenzie A., Katelyn Rose Malae, and Kristin Turney. “Substance Use as a ‘Package Deal’: How Substance Use Shapes Coparenting between Parents Navigating Fathers Incarceration.” In preparation.