Session 1: Inequalities, Happiness, and Life Chances
Hiroshi Ishida
Intergenerational Reproduction of Disadvantages Across Generations in Japan: Do Initial Disadvantages in Childhood Affect Later Life Chances?
Sinn Won Han
Variations in Work Hours and Returns to Work Hours in Comparative Perspective
Satoshi Araki
Inequality in Education and Happiness: Explaining the Heterogeneous Link between Higher Education and Life Satisfaction in East Asia and Beyond
Session 2: Migration, Attitudes, and Health
Yuyao Liu & Eric Fong
Citizenship Status, Naturalization Requirements, and Immigrants’ Attitudes toward Immigrants
Sou Hyun Jang
The Impact of Transnational Ties on Immigrant Health: Focusing on Immigrant Generations
Guy Abel
Exploring LinkedIn Data for Research on High-Skilled Migration Patterns in East Asia
Session 3: Household Arrangement, Labor Market, and Violence
Ming Wen
Patterns, Sources and Implications of Living Arrangements among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in China
Hyojong Song
Social Distancing and Domestic Violence: An Exploratory Study on the Impact of Social Distancing during COVID-19
on Domestic Violence Victimization in South Korea
Duoduo Xu
Who Cares? Childcare Providers and Women’s Labor Supply in
Hong Kong
Session 4: Well-being and Identity
Tarani Chandola
The Diurnal Rhythms of Subjective Well-being and Health in Rural China
Eun Kyong Shin
Sociomarkers and Connectomes: Neurodevelopmental
Imprints in Adolescent Brains
Yongmoon Kim &
Jae-Mahn Shim
Relationship between Latent Class
of Multiple Identity and Sub-factors
of Internet Gaming Addiction Measure among South Korean Adolescents
Session 5: Institution and Policy
Won-Sub Kim
Policy Learning and Institutionalization of a
Long-Term Care Insurance
in South Korea
Yuto Kitamura
Commuting Challenges for
High School Students in a Declining Population Area in Japan and the Potential for Citizenship Education
Il Joon Chung
Governing International Relations of South Korea after the Neoliberal Globalization:
A Quantum Scientific Approach
