Why Do (even) Immigrant Women in S. Korea Exhibit Depressed Fertility? Investigating the Fertility of Commodified Marriage Migrants
By KIRN
/ 2026-09-01
Colloquium in August 2026 Jiseon Baek (Reproductive Ageing Group, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research) A defining feature of marriage...
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How does poverty affect depression?
By KIRN
/ 2026-06-03
Colloquium in May 2026 Sungkyun Lee (University of Ulsan) It is generally known that depression is higher among the poor...
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Elite education pathways in South Korea: From English-medium preschools to prestigious universities
By KIRN
/ 2026-05-05
Colloquium in April 2026 Soo-yong Byun (Penn State University) Using data from the Korean Education Longitudinal Study of 2013, this...
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Korea’s Meritocracy: Its Past, Present, and Future
By KIRN
/ 2026-03-08
Colloquium in February 2026 Sang-soo Chang (Sunchon University) Meritocracy is not a concept that explains the inequality, but an ideology...
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