What happens when schools shut down? Investigating inequality in students' reading behavior during Covid-19 in Denmark [0.03%]
当学校关闭时会发生什么？调查新冠疫情期间丹麦学生阅读行为的不平等现象
David Reimer,Emil Smith,Ida Gran Andersen et al.
David Reimer et al.
The outbreak of Covid-19 in spring 2020 shut down schools around the world and placed parents in charge of their children's schooling. Research from the lockdown period documents that families differ in their responses to their new responsi...
Men and Women's Different Dreams on the Future of the Gendered Division of Paid Work and Household Work after COVID-19 in South Korea [0.03%]
新冠疫情后韩国男女对有薪工作及家务劳动性别分工的未来展望不同
Youngshin Lim,Hyunjoon Park,Hannah Tessler et al.
Youngshin Lim et al.
Men's long hours of paid work and minimal commitment to household work, combined with the comparably low-level of women's labor force participation, characterize the gendered division of work and family in South Korea. Can the changes in wo...
Late-Stage Educational Inequality: Can Selection on Noncognitive Skills Explain Waning Social Background Effects? [0.03%]
认知技能以外的筛选作用能解释社会背景对学生学业成绩影响的衰减趋势吗？
Christian Michael Smith,Eric Grodsky,John Robert Warren
Christian Michael Smith
Past research finds that the effect of socioeconomic origin on the probability of making educational transitions decreases over the educational career from primary to graduate school. Some have argued that this pattern of waning is the resu...
Social mobility, adolescents' psycho-social dispositions, and parenting [0.03%]
社会流动性、青少年的心理和社会倾向以及家庭教育方式的影响关系研究
Dara Shifrer,Heili Pals
Dara Shifrer
Psycho-social dispositions and parental influence are central in early status attainment models. We apply the Social Structure and Personality framework to investigate the contributions of adolescents' psycho-social dispositions to social m...
Gene-environment Interactions and School Tracking during Secondary Education: Evidence from the U.S [0.03%]
基因与环境的相互作用以及美国中等教育阶段的学校分轨现象
Fumiya Uchikoshi,Dalton Conley
Fumiya Uchikoshi
There is much evidence to suggest that family background and the context of secondary education both contribute to the formation of educational inequalities. Meanwhile, our knowledge about the role of ability in generating class differences...
Income inequality, emotional anxiety, and self-rated health in times of the coronavirus pandemic: Evidence from a cross-national survey [0.03%]
冠状病毒大流行下的收入不平等、情绪焦虑和自评健康：一项跨国调查的证据
Harris Hyun-Soo Kim,Hyun-Jin Katelyn Kim
Harris Hyun-Soo Kim
Using a unique cross-national dataset, we explore the interplay between household income, coronavirus-induced anxiety, national context, and self-rated health (SRH) across dozens of countries among more than 13,500 older adults. Based on mu...
Hukou Locality and Intermarriages in Two Chinese Cities: Shanghai and Shenzhen [0.03%]
户口所在地与城市间的跨市婚姻调查——上海和深圳的对比研究
Felicia F Tian,Yue Qian,Zhenchao Qian
Felicia F Tian
China's household registration system (hukou) has created an institutional boundary for the social integration of migrants, but few studies have explored if hukou barriers vary by city. We investigate the value of hukou locality in Shanghai...
Two tales of one city: Unequal vulnerability and resilience to COVID-19 by socioeconomic status in Wuhan, China [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情下武汉市不同社会经济群体的脆弱性和韧性差异分析
Xiaogang Wu,Xiaoguang Li,Yao Lu et al.
Xiaogang Wu et al.
Although disasters such as pandemics are events that are random in nature, individuals' vulnerability to natural disasters is inequitable and is shaped by their socioeconomic status (SES). This study examines health inequality by SES amid t...
A less objectionable greed? Work-life conflict and unjust pay during a pandemic [0.03%]
贪婪有没有不那么令人反感的一面？疫情期间的工作与生活冲突以及不公正的薪酬制度
Scott Schieman,Atsushi Narisada
Scott Schieman
Perceptions of unjust pay represent a central feature in research on distributive justice. Prior studies document that work-life conflict (WLC) is a strong predictor of unjustly low pay. We extend that work by asking: Did the social and eco...
Andrew Taeho Kim,ChangHwan Kim,Scott E Tuttle et al.
Andrew Taeho Kim et al.
The unemployment rate has sharply increased as a result of the lockdown associated with the spread of COVID-19. The negative effect of the lockdown is more conspicuous among the less-educated workers than the highly-educated workers. Becaus...