A new article by Lab Graduate Student Sangsoo Lee and  Lab Director Hyunjoon Park is now available: Lee, Sangsoo and Hyunjoon Park. 2021. “Trends and educational variation in the association between spouses’ marital histories in South Korea, 1993–2017.” Demographic Research 45(27):857–70.

An analysis by Philip Cohen shows that “Asian American Men in Romantic Dating Markets” a Contexts article authored by Grace Kao (with Kelly Stamper Balistreri and Kara Joyner), tops the list of the 30 most downloaded articles in 2020 among … Continue reading →

A new article by Lab Fellow Grace Kao (with Meera Choi and Hannah Tessler) is now available online: Choi, Meera, Hannah Tessler, and Grace Kao. 2020. “Arts and crafts as an educational strategy and coping mechanism for Republic of Korea … Continue reading →

A new article by Lab Graduate Student Yun Cha and  Lab Director Hyunjoon Park is now available online: Cha, Yun and Hyunjoon Park. 2020. “Converging Educational Differences in Parents’ Time Use in Developmental Child Care.” Journal of Marriage and Family (online first).

A new article by Lab Fellow Grace Kao (with Hannah Tessler and Meera Choi) is now available online: Tessler, Hannah, Meera Choi, and Grace Kao. 2020. “The Anxiety of Being Asian American: Hate Crimes and Negative Biases During the COVID-19 … Continue reading →

Research Brief No. 10, Religion and Mothers in the Discursive Construction of Multicultural Korea, presents selected findings from the following published study: Jung, Gowoon. 2020. “Mothers and Nation in the Global Era: The Role of Evangelical Protestant Mothers in the … Continue reading →

Korean Millennials Collaborator (and former Postdoctoral Fellow) Gowoon Jung and Lab Director Hyunjoon Park have published an article in Sociology Compass, now online: Jung, Gowoon, and Hyunjoon Park. 2020. “Bridging Sociology of Religion to Transition to Adulthood: The Emerging Role of … Continue reading →

Korean Millennials Collaborator (and former Postdoctoral Fellow) Gowoon Jung has published a new study in International Sociology, available online: Jung, Gowoon. 2020. “Mothers and Nation in the Global Era: The Role of Evangelical Protestant Mothers in the Discursive Construction of … Continue reading →

Lab fellow Grace Kao is featured on a WNPR episode, where she discusses xenophobia amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lab Fellow Grace Kao quoted in a Washington Post article on how Asian American healthcare workers are dealing with both the coronavirus and racism.