Social trust in the midst of pandemic crisis: Implications from COVID-19 of South Korea [0.03%]
疫情危机之中的社会信任——来自韩国的新冠肺炎启示
Bongoh Kye,Sun-Jae Hwang
Bongoh Kye
This study aims to exploit the situations imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic crisis in South Korea to identify the causal effect of a pandemic crisis and institutional responses on social trust. With unique panel data collected in the course ...
Race-Ethnicity, Class, and Unemployment Dynamics: Do Macroeconomic Shifts Alter Existing Disadvantages? [0.03%]
种族、阶级与失业动态：宏观经济变化是否会改变现有的不利因素？
Weihsin Yu,Shengwei Sun
Weihsin Yu
Research indicates that individuals of different races, ethnic backgrounds, and class origins differ in their unemployment rates. We know less, however, about whether these differences result from the differing groups' unequal hazards of en...
Dirk Witteveen,Paul Attewell
Dirk Witteveen
Previous research has shown that the intergenerational transmission of advantage disappears once individuals obtain a bachelor's degree. This is known as the equalization thesis: the 'meritocratic power' of a college degree. This paper revi...
Do Plans Really Matter?: Re-Assessing the Role of Adolescent Expectations in Educational Attainment [0.03%]
计划真有作用吗？：重新评估青少年预期在教育成就中的作用
Samuel H Fishman
Samuel H Fishman
Stratification research in the status attainment tradition contends that adolescent educational expectations are a central determinant of educational attainment. Little research, however, has assessed the robustness of the powerful expectat...
Declining association with persistent gender asymmetric structure: patterns and trends in educational assortative marriage in Japan, 1950-1979 [0.03%]
教育程度的 assortative 婚姻在日本（1950-1979）中的模式和趋势：与持续存在的性别不对称结构关系的减弱
Sho Fujihara,Fumiya Uchikoshi
Sho Fujihara
This paper investigates the patterns and trends of educational assortative marriage in Japan. Using data from the Employment Status Survey and the Comprehensive Survey of Living Conditions of the People on Health and Welfare, we investigate...
Yu Wang,Christine R Schwartz
Yu Wang
Hukou is a key marker of status in contemporary China. Urban hukou status confers large economic benefits such as preferential access to good schools, prestigious occupations, and state-subsidized welfare benefits. As such, trends in hukou ...
Increased Educational Attainment among U.S. Mothers and their Children's Academic Expectations [0.03%]
美国家长受教育程度的提高及其子女的学业期望
Jennifer Augustine
Jennifer Augustine
Existing research provides strong evidence that children with more educated parents have higher academic expectations for themselves, but has yet to consider how an increase in the education of lower educated mothers might alter the expecta...
Family background and contemporary changes in young adults' school-work transitions and family formation in the United States [0.03%]
美国年轻人的教育就业转型和家庭形成变化及其代际传递效应
Chelsea Smith,Robert Crosnoe,Shih-Yi Chao
Chelsea Smith
The oft-discussed lengthening of the transition into adulthood is unlikely uniform across diverse segments of the population. This study followed youth in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979 and 1997 cohorts (n = 12,686 and 8,984...
Michael Nau,Rachel E Dwyer,Randy Hodson
Michael Nau
This article explores the role of personal debt in the transition to parenthood. We analyze data from the National Longitudinal Study of Youth-1997 cohort and find that for the generation coming of age in the 2000s, student loans delay fert...
Who Has the Advantage? Race and Sex Differences in Returns to Social Capital at Home and at School [0.03%]
社会资本的回报存在优势分化吗？家庭与学校情境下不同种族和性别间的比较
Mikaela J Dufur,Toby L Parcel,John P Hoffmann et al.
Mikaela J Dufur et al.
A growing body of literature suggests that social capital is a valuable resource for children and youth, and that returns to that capital can increase academic success. However, relatively little is known about whether youth from different ...