Colloquium in April 2020 Shin, Jin-Wook (Professor, Department of Sociology at Chung-Ang University) Recently the extractive and redistributive state capacity has been given greater attention as expected to alleviate class inequalities, which become critical problems in many industrialized societies. This study analyzes how the extractive and redistributive state capacity in Read more…
Joo, Ikhyun and Seongsoo Choi. 2019. “When a Man ‘Helps’ a Woman: The Importance of Time Overlap in the Division of Housework within Married Couples.” Korean Journal of Sociology 53(2):213-51. Existing research has documented that husband’s additional housework does not reduce wife’s housework and even may increase it. In this study, we Read more…
Kim, Ee Sun and Keong Suk Park. 2019. “Life Course of Korean Women: Conflictual Gender Differentiation and Enforced Classification.” ECONOMY AND SOCIETY 122: 138-170. Korean women’s aspirations and practices for gender equality have been increasingly prevalent. However, the foundation of life is growing fragmented according to economic stratification, and family Read more…
Kim, Soo-ah and Sae-Eun Kim. 2016. “‘Dys-like-phoria’: Representation and Re-characterisation of ‘Misogyny’ through Facebook.” Media, Gender & Culture 31(2): 5-44. Contemporary Korean society has witnessed the rise and prevalence of Facebook pages that set forth their core identity as ‘misogyny’. Within this societal context, this study analyses the contents and Read more…
Colloquium in Jan. 2020 Shin, Kwang-Yeong (Professor, Department of Sociology at Chung-Ang University) Professor Shin discussed the limitations of sociological research on class inequality in South Korea, in the midst of such changes as globalization, technological advances, low-fertility, aging, and a rise of single households. Especially he pointed out that Read more…
Most Korean research on gender divisions of housework focuses on married couples. This article extends this literature to examine gender differences in housework across living arrangements and marital status, with particular focus on during transition into adulthood. This study examines the amount and composition of domestic work performed by those Read more…
This study aims to examine how to classify youth’s attitude towards Korean society and the extent to which latent classes of youth’s attitudes toward Korean society are explained by economic status measured by net worth and household income. For these purposes, this study employs latent class analysis by M-Plus and Read more…
Colloquium in Nov. 2019 Choi, Seongsoo (Professor, Department of Sociology at Yonsei University) With ISEAD (International Sibsize and Educational Attainment Database), the data from 26 low-fertility countries of cohorts born in the 1910s through in the 1980s, this study analyzes how the association between sibship size and educational attainment differs Read more…
This study attempts to calculate the decent level of income for youth through examination of the ‘living expense’ level based on the current household expenditure and consumption expenditure of the youth, utilizing the 2014 raw data of ‘Household Income and Expenditure Survey’ by Statistics Korea. Based on our analysis, we Read more…
Colloquium in Sept. 2019 Kim, Jae-Kwang (Professor, Department of Statistics at Iowa State University, U.S.) In this presentation, ‘survey data integration’ was defined as “combining separate sample surveys into one survey vehicle.” Statistical methods for the data integration and their limitations, along with the examples of actual research using the Read more…