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Use as the entry point for any American Sociological Review (ASR) manuscript. Routes to the right ASR sub-skill based on the lifecycle stage and the manuscript type (Article up to 15,000 words vs. Comment/Reply up to 3,000). It dispatches; it does not draft content.

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ASR Workflow Router (asr-workflow)

The orchestrator for an ASR submission. ASR publishes across all of sociology and across very different methods, so the router's first job is to confirm the work has broad sociological significance and to send the user to the matching skill for their stage and method.

When to trigger

  • Starting a new ASR paper and unsure where to begin
  • Mid-project and unsure which skill applies next
  • Deciding between a full Article and a Comment/Reply
  • Returning with a decision letter (route to asr-rebuttal)

First question: manuscript type & method

SituationTypeNote
Full original study, broad significanceArticle (≤ 15,000 words incl. refs + footnotes)the main pipeline below
Critique of / reply to a published ASR pieceComment/Reply (≤ 3,000 words)tight scope; engage the original directly

Then identify the method, because design and analysis advice differ sharply: quantitative/demographic · comparative-historical · ethnographic/interview · network · computational.

Routing map (stage → skill)

Idea / fit?                      → asr-topic-selection
Where does it sit in the field?  → asr-literature-positioning
What's the argument?             → asr-theory-building
Is the design defensible?        → asr-research-design
Are the analyses sound?          → asr-data-analysis
Are the exhibits clear?          → asr-tables-figures
Does it read for the discipline? → asr-writing-style
Data documented / shareable?     → asr-data-and-transparency
How will it be judged?           → asr-review-process
Ready to submit?                 → asr-submission
Got an R&R / decision?           → asr-rebuttal

Default order

topic-selection → literature-positioning → theory-building → research-design → data-analysis → tables-figures → writing-style → data-and-transparency → review-process → submission → rebuttal

Iterate: ethnographic and comparative-historical papers especially loop theory ↔ evidence many times.

Symptom-to-skill dispatch

The router's value is matching a felt problem to the right ASR skill fast. Because the ASA flagship judges breadth of significance and method-appropriate rigor together, most symptoms map cleanly to one sub-skill — use this lookup before defaulting to the linear order.

Symptom you arrive withLikely rootRoute to
"A reader says it's too narrow"fit / framingasr-topic-selection
"Reviewer says I missed key work"cross-subfield positioningasr-literature-positioning
"It's called merely descriptive"no portable mechanismasr-theory-building
"Reviewer doubts the causal/case logic"designasr-research-design
"They want more robustness"analysisasr-data-analysis
"An exhibit is unclear"exhibitsasr-tables-figures
"It reads as subfield-only"prose for the disciplineasr-writing-style
"How could anyone verify this?"transparencyasr-data-and-transparency
"What will reviewers want?"expectationsasr-review-process
"Submitting tomorrow"preflightasr-submission
"Got an R&R"response letterasr-rebuttal

Worked micro-example (illustrative routing)

A user arrives mid-project with a comparative-historical study and a vague worry.

User: "I have four country cases and good archives, but a colleague says it 'won't fly at ASR.'"
Router read: the worry is breadth/portability, not data → start at asr-theory-building (extract the
  portable causal logic), then asr-literature-positioning (general debate), then asr-research-design
  (case-selection + adjudication), looping theory ↔ evidence as comparative-historical work demands.
Type: full study, broad claim → Article (≤15,000 incl. refs + footnotes), not a Comment.
Then: asr-tables-figures (evidence table) → asr-writing-style → asr-data-and-transparency.

The router resists the linear default and sends the comparative-historical case to the theory and positioning skills first, where its fit risk actually lives.

Referee-stage pushback → which skill answers it

  • "Not significant for the discipline." → asr-topic-selection then asr-writing-style (front-load stakes).
  • "Method isn't rigorous for its kind." → asr-research-design in the matching tradition.
  • "Masking is broken." → asr-submission masking sweep before re-upload.

Calibration anchors

  • Broad significance is the gate, not a garnish. The flagship's first question is always whether the work reaches the whole discipline; route there whenever fit is in doubt.
  • Method sets the path, not just the advice. Ethnographic and comparative-historical papers loop theory and evidence repeatedly; do not force them through a single linear pass.
  • Confirm volatile submission specifics (fee, caps) against the journal's current guidelines when the router reaches asr-submission.

Anti-patterns

  • Treating ASR like a subfield journal — the contribution must reach the whole discipline
  • Forcing a regression template onto ethnographic, historical, or interpretive work
  • Padding a focused critique into an Article when a Comment/Reply fits
  • Forgetting the $25 processing fee and the masked-manuscript requirement at submission

Output format

【Stage】idea / positioning / theory / design / analysis / exhibits / writing / transparency / review / submit / rebut
【Type】Article / Comment-Reply
【Method】quant / comparative-historical / ethnographic / network / computational
【Route to】asr-<skill>
【Why】one line
【Then】the next skill after that

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