Wei-Hsin Yu,Janet Chen-Lan Kuo
Wei-Hsin Yu
Prior research sheds little light on how shifts in family formation trajectories have implications for recent cohorts' earnings gains and losses with childbearing. Using longitudinal data from a contemporary cohort, we examine how the pay p...
Assessing the acute effects of exposure to community violence among adolescents: A strategic comparison approach [0.03%]
社区暴力暴露对青少年急性影响的评估：一种战略比较方法
Matt Vogel,Tim McCuddy,Brenda Mathias et al.
Matt Vogel et al.
This paper examines whether exposure to spatially proximate homicide affects norms, attitudes, and the adaptive strategies adolescents take to insulate themselves from violent victimization. Drawing on survey data from a large sample of urb...
Could working less promote environmental concern? A cross-national intercohort analysis [0.03%]
工作时间与环境关注的关系：代际及国家比较分析
Yan Wang
Yan Wang
Working time and the environment are two important issues of our time and have attracted wide attention from both academia and the public. An emerging body of literature connects these two fields and discusses the environmental impacts of l...
Overwork and the use of paid leave and flexible work policies in U.S. workplaces [0.03%]
美国职场的过劳及带薪休假和弹性工作的使用政策
Youngjoo Cha,Rebecca K Grady
Youngjoo Cha
Employees in today's workplace express strong desire for policies allowing for temporal flexibility (e.g., paid time off, schedule change, working from home), yet these policies are underutilized even when employees have them. We argue that...
Growing or declining penalties? A cross-temporal analysis of unemployment scars in the German labor market [0.03%]
日渐严重还是趋于缓和？德国劳动力市场中失业对就业影响的跨时间分析
Martina Dieckhoff,Johannes Giesecke
Martina Dieckhoff
We know that unemployment leaves scars. Unemployment scars are the penalties in terms of employment outcomes that workers experience due to past unemployment. To date we lack a long-term longitudinal account which examines how unemployment ...
Global liberalism, emerging illiberalism, and human rights, 1980 to 2018 [0.03%]
全球化自由主义、新兴的非自由主义与人权(1980-2018)
Wade M Cole,Evan Schofer,John W Meyer
Wade M Cole
The international institutions established after 1945 enshrine and expand human rights norms. Recently, the global liberal order has been challenged by a variety of illiberal oppositions. We discuss how the trajectories of global liberalism...
Analysis of the relationship between religion, abortion, and assisted reproductive technology: Insights into cross-national public opinion [0.03%]
宗教、堕胎和辅助生殖技术之间的关系分析：跨国民意调查的启示
Amy Adamczyk,Brittany Suh,Lindsay Lerner
Amy Adamczyk
With advancement in reproductive technologies, public opinion regarding these procedures varies considerably across the world. While prominent public debates have focused on abortion, we know less about the factors shaping feelings regardin...
Alexander Adames,Ellen Bryer
Alexander Adames
While much research has documented stark racial gaps in total net worth, few studies have examined the development of racial gaps across different types of assets using longitudinal data. Drawing on data from the National Longitudinal Surve...
Yip-Ching Yu,Zina Nimeh
Yip-Ching Yu
This paper investigates the existence and mechanisms of segmentation in the welfare assimilation process of first-generation immigrants in the Netherlands. Using longitudinal administrative data (2007-2015) from Statistics Netherlands (CBS)...
Social contact during the COVID-19 pandemic: The role of long-term connectedness and cumulative inequality in later life [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情期间的社会交往：长期联系和累积不平等在老年阶段的作用
Markus H Schafer
Markus H Schafer
Though the COVID-19 crisis put many older adults at sudden risk of social isolation, the pandemic was far from the "great equalizer" some pundits and politicians initially claimed it would be. Drawing from Cumulative Inequality Theory, I co...