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Thursday, 26 May 2016 (Day 1)

8.00-9.00 REGISTRATION/ COFFEE AND TEA 1st Floor Lobby

9.00-9.10 Welcome Auditorium

Professor Wei-Jun Jean Yeung

Director, Centre for Family and Population Research

Department of Sociology and Asia Research Institute, NUS

9.10-9.55 Opening Speech by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam Auditorium

Guest of Honour

Singapore Deputy Prime Minister & Coordinating Minister for Economic and Social Policies

9.55-10.20 Keynote Speech by Dr Noeleen Heyzer Auditorium

Harnessing Human Potential for a Sustainable, Secure Future of Shared Prosperity

NUS Board of Trustees & Former Undersecretary General, UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific

10.20-10.40 COFFEE BREAK 2nd Floor Lobby

10.40-12.10 Parallel Sessions (6 sessions)

1.1 Class and Intergenerational Effects on Schooling I Session Chair: Tina Rampino SR 1-2

The Long-term Effect of Early Parental Investment in Children on Human Capital Formation Lingxin Hao

The dynamics of privilege: What money can and cannot buy in the South Korean educational

system

Laia Sánchez Guerrero

Status reproduction in an egalitarian society: The effects of family wealth on educational

attainment, occupational status and wealth in Australia

Jenny Chesters

Late Bloomers: Parental Safety Nets for Middle Class Children in India Reeve Vanneman, Sonalde Desai

1.2 Intergenerational Transfer and Mobility Session Chair: Tak Wing Chan SR 3-4

Intergenerational Transfers in 3 European Countries Frank Furstenberg

Intergenerational Transfers of Family Resources and Life-Long Occupational Careers: Dynamic

Analyses using the Polish Panel Survey POLPAN

Kazimierz Slomczynski, Irina Tomescu-Dubrow, Zbigniew

Sawinski

Does Intergenerational Mobility Shape the Well-Being of Young Europeans? Evidence from

the European Social Survey

Bettina Schuck, Nadia Steiber

Intergenerational mobility in South Korea: Cohort comparison of occupational mobility Bongoh Kye, Sun-Jae Hwang

RC28 INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSFER, HUMAN CAPITAL, AND INEQUALITY

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1.3 Temporal and Regional Variations in Families and Households Session Chair: Anning Hu SR 9

States Divided: Mothers’ Housework, Childcare and Employment Time across US State

Childcare Clusters

Leah Ruppanner, Liana Sayer

Number of Descendants and Their Educational Outcomes. A Prospective Analysis of

Multigenerational Demographic Stratification in Northern Sweden in the 19th, 20th and 21st

Centuries

Martin Kolk, Martin Hällsten

Family System and Kin Influence on Male Reproduction: An East Asian Comparison, 1688-

1945

Hao Dong

Growing educational inequality in parental time investment in children: Evidence from British

Time Use Studies (1961-2015)

Evrim Altintas

1.4 Intergenerational Transfer and Eldercare Session Chair: Feng Qiushi SR 10

Daughters and Sons' Remittances in Rural China: Findings from a National Survey Rob Gruijters

The Effect of Adult Children’s Hours Worked on Elder Support: A Natural Experiment in Korea Erin Hye-Won Kim, Changjun Lee

Intergenerational Transfers and Health Care Service Utilization among Older Adults in Rural

China

Cong Zhen, Merril Silverstein

Daughter Dependence in India: Changing Intergenerational Relationships Abhijit Visaria

1.5 Children and Migration Session Chair: Ettore Recchi SR 11

Not a Zero-Sum Game: China’s Internal Migration and the Wellbeing of Rural-Origin Children Duoduo Xu, Jaap Dronkers, Xiaogang Wu

Well-being of Chinese Children and Variations by Migration Status: Evidence from A Recent

National Survey on Migration and Children

Yao Lu, Wei-Jun Jean Yeung, Donald J Treiman

For the Better Life of Children? Intergenerational Mobility of Immigrants from Mainland China

to Hong Kong

Zhuoni Zhang

Parental Migration, Education Remittances, and the Educational Impact on Left-behind

Children: Evidence from Rural Ponorogo, Indonesia

Silvia Arlini, Thomas Hinz

1.6 Intergenerational Effects I - Parents and Child Well-being Session Chair: Tong Yuying SR 12

Parental employment conditions, work-family stress, and child wellbeing in Australian dual-

earner households

Jack Lam, Martin O'Flaherty, Janeen Baxter

“Preparing a future”: The Social Bases of Variations of Parenting in Post-Reform China Xiaorong Gu

Cross-national Differences in Child Poverty: The Role of Family Structure Revisited James Raymo, Marcia Carlson, Alicia VanOrman, So-Jung

Lim

The Effect of Paternal and Maternal Unemployment on Children’s Education Hannu Lehti, Aleksi Karhula, Jani Erola

12.10-13.10 LUNCH 2nd Floor Lobby

SSRM Editorial Board Meeting SR6







2.1 Class and Intergenerational Effects on Schooling II Session Chair: Xiaogang Wu SR 1-2

Dissecting the Social Mobility Effect of the Comprehensive School Reform for the 1958 Birth

Cohort in England and Wales.

Andreas Hoherz

Aspirations and the Perpetuation of Social Inequalities: Evidence from Academic Paths in

France

Nina Guyon, Elise Huillery

Social origins and tracking in secondary education: a randomised experiment on the role of

information and relative risk-aversion

Gianluca Argentin, Giulia Assirelli, Carlo Barone

2.2 Sources of Inequality and Mobility Session Chair: Tiziana Nazio SR 3-4

Demographic Change and Income in Equality in Taiwan Jui-Chung Li, Yi-Ting Chang , Yi-Chuan Chang

Earnings, Income, and Wealth Distributions in China: Facts from the 2011 China Household

Finance Survey

Ting Zeng, Zhu Shenghao

The Role of Pluralism and Social Mobility in Class Divergence in the US Lorenzo D'Hooge, Peter Achterberg, Tim ReeskensEducation in the Intergenerational Transfer of Advantage and Disadvantage: Cross-National

Comparisons of the Mediation Role of Education in Status Attainment

Paula Tufis, Corina Brãgaru

2.3 Employment and Career Trajectories Session Chair: Sawako Shirahase SR 9

Women’s Employment Trajectories in the First Year Following Birth: Determinants and

Variations

Yao Lu

The effect of unemployment on subsequent job quality in Europe: The moderating role of

economic situation and labor market policies

Jonas Vossemer

Hukou Origin and Cumulative Advantage in China's Graduate Labor Market Jun Li

Casual Employment and Long-term Wage Outcomes Irma Mooi-Reci, Mark Wooden

2.4 Family Arrangement in Wealth Earnings Session Chair: Kimberlee Shauman SR 10

Family Pathways, Gender, and Mid-Life Earnings Marika Jalovaara, Anette Fasang

Timing of Parenthood, Earnings trajectories, and Earnings Accumulation in Sweden Juho Harkonen, Stefano Cantalini, Johan Dahlberg

Son Preference in Bequests? Child's Sex-Specific Bequest Intentions by Asset Types of Aging

Parents in South Korea

Sun-Jae Hwang

Family forming processes and home ownership in Australia: evidence from the HILDA panel

survey

Melanie Spallek, Michele Haynes

2.5 Gender and Migration Session Chair: Ji Yingchun SR 11

Migration, Gender and Intergenerational Contact in China Rob Gruijters

Migration, Gender and Psychological Well-being in China Lei Jin, Yuying Tong

Labor Force Participation of Women Left Behind in Tajikistan Sophia Kan

Migration, Gender Composition and Household Economy in Rural China Yuying Tong, Binbin Shu, Martin Piotrowski







2.6 Intergenerational Effects II - Intergenerational Transmission of Disadvantages Session Chair: Jing Shen SR 12

Intergenerational tranmission of poverty in China Fanxi Liu

Socio-Emotional Health in the Reproduction of Social Class Sophie Moullin

Intergenerational transmission of social disadvantage in Finland Teemu Vauhkonen, Johanna Kallio, Jani Erola, Timo

Kauppinen

Inequality of opportunity in health in old ages in China and India Dhiman Das


15.00-16.30 Parallel Sessions

3.1 Class and Intergenerational Effects on Schooling III Session Chair: Qing Lai SR 1-2

Institutional Changes and Parental Compensation in Intergenerational Attainment Heta Pöyliö, Jani Erola, Elina Kilpi-Jakonen

Explaining Stability in Social Fluidity: Trends in OED Triangle in Japan Sho Fujihara, Hiroshi Ishida

Wider Variances in Children's Achievements among the Poor Reeve Vanneman, Sonalde Desai

Ethnic Differences in Education Expenditure in Israel Erela Portugaly, Yinon Cohen

3.2 Cultural Capital and Social Inequality Session Chair: Janeen Baxter SR 3-4

Education and Values Zhonglu Li

Latin as foreign language in school - Reproducing social privilege through distinction? The

case of Germany.

Tim Sawert

Intergenerational transfers of scholarly culture and their impact on adult numeracy and

literacy in 24 societies

Joanna Sikora, Mariah Evans, Jonathan Kelley

Foreign and Equal? Persistent Postsecondary Educational Inequalities in Hong Kong Raymond Wong, Glen Ng

3.3 Labour Market Institutions and Inequality Session Chair: Irma Mooi-Reci SR 9

Institutional Tradeoffs and the Production of Labor Market Inequality Thijs Bol, Thomas DiPrete

Unions and Rising Wage Inequality in Japan Namie Nagamatsu

The Transformation of Job Structure in Japan during the 1990s: Testing the Polarization Thesis Hirohisa Takenoshita

Social Inequality in Post-Secondary Educational Careers and Labor Market Returns in

Germany: A Decomposition of Earnings Differentials

Steffen Schindler, Markus Lörz

3.4 Living Arrangements for the Elderly Session Chair: Puk Teerawichitchainan SR 10

Pension receipt in China and its effects on elderly well-being and intergenerational exchange:

Crowding-out or binding together?

Pei-Chun Ko, Katja Möhring

Gender and Educational Differentials in Living Arrangements for Elderly in Hong Kong, 1981-

2011

Adam Cheung

An Analysis on the Disadvantages of Rural Elderly Females in Survival Conditions: Based on

the Third Wave Survey on the Social Status of Women in China

Lei Wang

Elder People’s Self Assessment of Well-being and Determinants during Social Welfare Reform

in China

Zhenzhen Zheng, Ting Feng







3.5 Intergenerational Effects III - Educational Attainment of Children Session Chair: Vincent Chua SR 11

Does death really make us equal? Educational attainment and resource compensation after

parental death in Finland

Irene Prix, Jani Erola

Grandparental presence, parental involvement and educational outcomes among adolescents

in 20 countries: Evidence for the local resource competition model

Antti Tanskanen, Mirkka Danielsbacka, Jani Erola

Parental resources, sibship size and educational performance in 20 countries: Evidence for the

compensation model

Antti Tanskanen, Jani Erola, Johanna Kallio

The Intergenerational Transmission of beliefs about Achievement Attribution Zhonglu Li

3.6 Urban and Spatial Migration Session Chair: Ho Kong Chong SR 12

Occupational Structural Changes and Emergence of Human Capital Pool in Peri Urban Areas of

Large Metropolitan Cities of India: A Comparison

Pallabi Guha, Veronica Gomes

Spatio-temporal Changes in Urban Infrastructure Development Veronica Gomes, Pallabi Guha

Reconsidering commuting and migration between East and West Germany Silvia Melzer, Brenda Yeoh, Khoo Choon Yen, Maria Platt

Festivals and Reunions; Words and Worlds of Indian Migrants of Kyoto City, Japan: A

Sociological Exploration and Interpretation

Saroj Dhal

16.40-18.10 Parallel Sessions

4.1 Family Structure and Educational Outcome Session Chair: Raymond Wong SR 1-2

The effect of early parental death on children’s tertiary education Sanna Kailaheimo, Jani Erola

Diluting or Creating Resources? The Academic Effects of Siblings in Immigrant Families Mathieu Ichou

The role of grandfather for children's schooling in Sub-Saharan Africa Sandor Schrijner, Jeroen Smits

Sibling Gender Configuration and Individuals Educational Choices in Swedish Two-child

Families

Roujman Shahbazian

4.2 Youth Labour Market and Labour Market Entry Session Chair: To be announced SR 3-4

New Generation Chinese Migrant Worker Employment, Social Network and Its Effects on

Psychological Well-being

Chui Shan Chan

Graduates on the move: Determinants and returns of high-skilled migration among Italian

youth

Giulia Assirelli, Ettore Recchi

Intergenerational Transmission of Family Resources across Political Regimes: Nomenklatura

and the Risk of Unemployment, Analyses on the Polish Panel Survey POLPAN 1988-2013

Irina Tomescu-Dubrow,Kazimierz Maciek Slomczynski

Young people's strategies around poor labour market outcomes Tiziana Nazio, Marianna Filandri

4.3 Child Development and Education Session Chair: Lingxin Hao SR 9

Unequal Childhoods in China: Parental Education, Children’s Time Use, and Child

Development

Zheng Mu, Qing Lai

Consequences of Educational Assortative Marriage for Children's Academic Achievement: The

Case of South Korea

Soo-yong Byun, Yifan Bai, Hee Jin Chung

Diverging destinies in international perspective: Education, family structure, and child poverty Juho Harkonen

Cognitive and non-cognitive Skills and the Reproduction of Inequalities Wiebke Schulz, Reinhard Schunck






4.4 Trends of Population Ageing Session Chair: Zheng Zhenzhen SR 10

Age of Retirement and Human Capital in China, 2015-2050 Qiushi Feng, Wei-Jun Jean Yeung, Zhenglian Wang, Yi

Zeng

Dynamics of Chinese Family Household, 1990-2050 Yi Zeng, Qiushi Feng, Zhenglian Wang

Historical and Future Trend of the Chinese Elderly Living Arrangement, 1990 to 2050 Zhenglian Wang, Qiushi Feng, Yi Zeng

4.5 Cohesion Mechanisms within the Family Session Chair: Adam Cheung SR 11

Generational Cohesion through Making Bequest Sawako Shirahase

Parenthood is Associated with the Likelihood of Conflicts with In-laws in Contemporary

Finland

Mirkka Danielsbacka, Antti Tanskanen, Anna Rotkirch

Divorce, father-child contact and grandparents’ involvement in childcare in Italy Marco Albertini, Marco Tosi

4.6 Female Labour Participation Session Chair: Thomas DiPrete SR 12

Gender Segregation in Employment: Female Being Selected or Autoselected? Wenxiao Zhang

Foreign Domestic Helpers and Labor Supply of Married Women in Hong Kong Xiaogang Wu, Guangye He

Female Labor Force Participation in the US: How is Immigration Shaping Recent Trends? Patricia McManus, Lauren Apgar

Care Support and Women’s Career Decisions: Evidence from South Korea Eunsil Oh

Friday, 27 May 2016 (Day 2)

8.00-8.30 COFFEE AND TEA 1st Floor Lobby

8.30-10.15 Plenary Session: Human Capital and Intergenerational Mobility Chair: Robert Hauser (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Auditorium

Keynote Presentations Keynote Speakers

Global Human CapitalWolfgang Lutz (Vienna University of Economics and

Business)

Higher Education and Implications for Intergenerational Mobility in the US Charles Hirschman (University of Washington)

Trends in Intergenerational Mobility in China Xie Yu (Princeton University)



5.1 Higher Education Session Chair: To be announced SR 1-2

From Poverty to Prosperity: College Education, Noncognitive Abilities, and Earnings Duoduo Xu

Inequality of Educational Opportunity in Chile: Primary and Secondary effects on Social Origin

differentials in the transition to Higher Education

Francisco Ceron, Thijs Bol, Herman Van de Werfhorst

Explaining social origins differentials in access to university education: a test of the Breen-

Goldthorpe model

Giulia Assirelli, Carlo Barone, Moris Triventi

Which graduates are more likely to exit overeducation? The role of fields of study and social

origin

Queralt Capsada-Munsech






5.2 Women, Fields and Returns of Education Session Chair: Reeve Vanneman SR 3-4

Underutilisation of Human Capital in Academia? Women Academics and Higher Education

Leadership in Hong Kong

Chee Kent Fo

Gender Differences in First Occupational: The Role of College Major Guangye He

Testing the influence of course-level gender characteristics on postsecondary achievement

and major choice

Kimberlee Shauman, Michal Kurlaender, Erika Jackson

Variability in field-specific returns to higher education in Germany and the United Kingdom.

More than the average?

Judith Offerhaus, Marita Jacob

5.3 Social Determinants of Health and Mortality Session Chair: Abhijit Visaria SR 9

Age at First Birth and Health-related Behaviour Change: Roles and Resources Martin O'Flaherty, Janeen Baxter, Michele Haynes, Gavin

Turrell

Age at First Birth, Education and Late Life Self-Rated Health Maja Djundeva

Residential Segregation and Mortality Rates: A Geospatial Inequality of Mortality Rates in

India

Ankita Shukla

Family System and Kin Influence on Old-age Mortality: An East Asian Comparison, 1716-1945 Hao Dong

5.4 Role of the Family Session Chair: Amy Hsin SR 10

Occupational aspirations among adolescents: The role of self efficacy Shahar Dangur, Asaf Levanon, Meir Yaish

Early maternal employment history and child cognitive ability - Evidence from Scotland Markus Klein, Michael Kühhirt

The Role of Public University in Japan Reexamined: Have Public Universities Expanded

Disadvantaged People’s Opportunity for University Education?

Wataru Nakazawa

Does living in a fatherless household compromise educational success? Cognitive and Non-

Cognitive Skills among 8th Grade Students

Hector Cebolla-Boado, Jonas Rald, Leire Salazar

5.5 Education and Migration Session Chair: Zhou Min SR 12

Cultural Considerations, Socioeconomic Status and Attitudes toward Immigrants:Evidence

from Hong Kong

Tianzhu Nie

The Stratification Embedded in Transnational Space: A Case Study of Mainland Chinese

Students in Sydney

Hongbo Guo

Variation in Educational Returns of Floating Population across Cities in China Menghan Zhao, Yong'ai Jin

12.05-13.05 LUNCH BREAK 2nd Floor Lobby

RC 28 Board Meeting SR 6


6.1 Class, Education, and Intergenerational Mobility Session Chair: Yu Xie SR 1-2

Social Origins of Educated Chinese Elite, 1865-2014 Chen Liang, James Lee, Yunzhu Ren, Cameron Campbell

Intergenerational Transfer in Republican China: Evidence from St. John's University, 1912-

1952

Yunzhu Ren, Chen Liang, James Lee, Cameron Campbell

Multi-Generational Social Mobility in Sweden, 1800-2000: Sustained Success or Regression to

the Mean?

Jonas Helgertz, Martin Dribe

Transmission of Education Between Generations: Evidence from Africa Janine Huisman, Jeroen Smits







6.2 School Effects and Educational Outcomes Session Chair: Shu Hu SR 3-4

Does Achievement Sorting Affect Educational Aspirations? Erik Rosenqvist, Magnus Bygren

The Impacts of Grade Retention on Educational Achievement and Behavioral Problems in

Rural Northwest China: A Difference-in-differences Propensity Score Matching Approach

Li-Chung Hu, Emily Hannum

Elite Schools and Wealthy Neighborhoods: Their Multiplicative Role in Inequality

Reproduction

Vincent Chua, Eik Swee

How Long Will Relative Age Effects Last? Evidence from Transitions from Lower Secondary

Education into Vocational Training in Germany

Tamás Keller, Reinhard Pollak

6.3 Demographic Differences in Wage and Economic Situations Session Chair: Tianji Cai SR 9

Language Skills and Income Inequality: Evidence from Hong Kong Mengyu Liu

Ethnic Autonomous Policy and Ethnic Inequality in Contemporary China Xiaogang Wu, Guangye He

Part-time Penalty or Occupational Segregation? New Evidence on Gender Pay Gap Eva Pocher, Sin Yi Cheung, Alison Parken

Structural Condition of Gender Discrimination: Differences in Gender Disadvantage between

Korea and Taiwan

Hyung Min Cha

6.4 Determinants and Effects of Fertility Decisions Session Chair: Zheng Mu SR 10

The Impact of College Expansion on Family Formation: A Quasi-experimental Analysis of

South Korean Women

Seongsoo Choi

The Long-term Cognitive and Socioeconomic Consequences of Birth Intervals: A Within-family

Sibling Comparison using Swedish Register Data

Kieron Barclay, Martin Kolk

Birth Order, College Major, and Labor Market Outcomes in Sweden Kieron Barclay, Martin Hällsten, Mikko Myrskylä

How Does Birth Order and Number of Siblings Affect Fertility? A Within-family Comparison

using Swedish Register Data

Kathrin Morosow, Martin Kolk

6.5 Comparative Inequality in Socioeconomic Status and Well-being Session Chair: James Raymo SR 12

Inequality by Opportunity: Intergenerational Cash Flows in Europe Ronny Koenig, Bettina Isengard, Marc Szydlik

An International Comparison of Subjective Perceptions of Inequality of Opportunity Tina Rampino, Paolo Brunori, Arturo Martinez, Mark

Western

Income and Poverty Dynamics in China, Germany and the UK Tak Wing Chan, John Ermisch

Germany’s Working Class Left Behind: The Growing Class Gap in Life Satisfaction Since the

1990s

Daniel Oesch, Oliver Lipps



7.1 Determinants of Educational Outcomes Chair: Joanna Sikora SR 1-2

Children's Self-concept and Aspirations in Singapore: An Examination of Class and School

Stratification

Xiang Ling Ong, Hoi Shan Cheung

Does Teacher Evaluation Mediate the Effect of Cultural Capital on Educational Performance? Asta Lund, Mads Jæger

Gender, Stereotype, and Academic Achievement in Contemporary China: Does Teacher

Gender Matter?

Shu Hu

Gender and socio-economic gaps in educational attainment: the emerging picture in Asia Gavin Jones







7.2 Gender Differences in Employment and Domestic Labour Session Chair: Kriti Vikram SR 3-4

Shares of Paid and Unpaid Work and Subjective Time Pressure: A Time-diary Comparison of

Australia, Italy and Korea

Lyn Craig, Judith Brown

Fast Lane or Down the Drain? Does the Occupation Held Prior to Unemployment Shape the

Transition from Unemployment into Employment?

Anna Haegglund, Ann-Christin Hausmann, Corinna

Kleinert

Parenthood Transition and Gender Inequality in Domestic Labour in Korea Erin Hye-Won Kim, Adam Ka-Lok Cheung

Revisiting the Welfare State Paradox: A Firm-level Analysis from Japan Eunmi Mun, Mary Brinton

7.3 Intergenerational Dynamics and Well-being Session Chair: Irina Tomescu-Dubrow SR 9

Who Pays the Price for Parental Education-Occupation Mismatch? Expectations, Absenteeism

and Science Course Taking

Yariv Feniger, Anastasia Gorodzeisky, Michal Krumer-

Nevo

Sustaining the family: intergenerational justice, consumption and sustainability in

comparative perspective

Kristina Diprose, Canny Liu, Katie McQuaid, Gill Valentine

An Analysis on Family Happiness of the Parent of Only Child: based on Chinese Family

Happiness Survey in 2015

Lei Wang

The Impact of Family Migration and Reunification on the Mental Health of Adolescents in

Spain

Hector Cebolla-Boado, Amparo Gonzales Ferrer

7.4 Social Safety Nets Session Chair: Tan Ern Ser SR 10

Transitions in Giving and Receiving Financial Support among Middle and Old-Age Populations Noah Lewin-Epstein, Aviad Tur-Sinai, Noam Damri

Social Institutions, Welfare State Attitudes and Occupational Stratification Nate Breznau

Changing Perceptions of Intergenerational Mobility and Support in Singapore Debra Street, Kriston D'Amuro

Generalized Trust in East Asia: A Comparison of China, Japan and South Korea Shi Chao

7.5 Social Integration and Mobility of Immigrants and Minorities Session Chair: To be announced SR 12

Undocumented and Legal Immigrants in Higher Education: Immigrant Status, Legal Status and

Educational Outcomes

Amy Hsin, Holly Reed, Shige Song

The Role of Associational Bonding and Associational Bridging in Facilitating Minority

Involvement and Integration

Neli Demireva, Ananthi Al Ramiah

Geographical Mobility, Occupational Achievement and Social Mobility in Contemporary Italy Gabriele Ballarino, Nazareno Panichella

Assimilation of Migrant Youth in Shanghai, China Jinfei Lu, Hongwei Xu

16.25-16.40 Proceed to assembly area for social activity 1st Floor Lobby

16.40-19.00 Social activity

Asian Civilisations Museum,

Chinatown, Singapore Botanic

Gardens

19.00-21.00 Conference dinner (Registered participants only) Blue Bali

Presentation of the recipients for Travel Awards

RC 28 Report by Prof Xie Yu (RC28 President) and Hiroshi Ishida (RC28 Secretary and Treasurer)





Saturday, 28 May 2016 (Day 3)

8.00-8.30 COFFEE AND TEA 1st Floor Lobby

8.30-9.45 Plenary Session: Human Capital and Intergenerational Mobility Chair: Donald Treiman (UCLA) Auditorium

Keynote Presentations Keynote Speakers

The American Opportunity Study Robert Hauser (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

New Data on Intergenerational Mobility in Israel Meir Yaish (University of Haifa)

9.45-10.05 COFFEE BREAK 2nd Floor


8.1 Data and Methods I Session Chair: Hiroshi Ishida SR 1-2

Methodological Approaches to Profiling and Modelling Disadvantaged Employment Pathways

in Australia

Danilo Bolano, Michele Haynes

Modelling Housing Tenure Transition in Australia Melanie Spallek, Bernard Baffour, Michele Haynes

Models of Positional and Absolute Educational Mobility Tony Tam

Too Hot to Handle: The Effect of High Temperature during Pregnancy on Endowment and

Human Capital

Zihan Hu, Teng Li

8.2 Assortative Mating Session Chair: Junhong Chu SR 3-4

Educational Assortative Mating and the Reversal of Gender Gap in Education Dana Hamplova

Assortative Mating by Social Class and Education in Rural China in the Mid-20th Century Cameron Campbell, Long Xing, Matthew Noellert, James

Lee

Heterogeneous Homogamy? A Comparative Analysis of the Role of Educational Expansion and

Demographic Changes on Educational Homogamy Trends

Julie Falcon, Dominique Joye

Hukou Intermarriage Pairings in Postsocialist China Lake Lui

8.3 Returns of Social Capital and Human Capital Session Chair: Joonmo Son SR 9

Homeownership, Property Rights, and Social Capital in Russia Hyungjun Suh

Human capital and structural inequality: The Indian case Amritorupa Sen

Human Capital Revolution or educational inflation? About the loses in the return of

educational investment for younger cohorts in old age

Judith Czepek

Academic Achievement of Immigrant Minority Youth: The Role of Social Capital and Parenting

Styles

Zhen Liu, Michael White

8.4 Socioeconomic Well-being and Migration Session Chair: Yao Lu SR 10

Demographic Tailwind' from the East Germany? The Anew Apprenticeship Opportunities of

Foreign Youth in West Germany

Holger Seibert

Being Better-off or Feeling Better-off: Points of Reference and Income Effects on Immigrants'

Life Satisfaction in Great Britain, 2009-2015

Jing Shen, Irena Kogan

Income Inequality among Foreign Domestic Helpers in Hong Kong, 1996-2011 Hongbo Wang

Neighborhood Socio-economic Status, Relative Income, and Chinese Immigrants’ Life

Satisfaction in Hong Kong

Donglin Zeng, Zhuoni Zhang







8.5 Determinants of Educational Homogamy Session Chair: Gavin Jones SR 12

Educational Homophily and Educational Homogamy: The Impact of Maternal Role Models on

their Daughters’ Cohabitation and Marriages

Gwendolin Blossfeld

Educational Expansion and Educational Homogamy in Sweden Margarita Chudnovskaya

Does Higher Education Expansion Promote Educational Homogamy? Evidence from Married

Couples of the Post-80s Generation in Shanghai, China

Anning Hu, Zhenchao Qian


9.1 Educational Mobility Session Chair: Tim Sawert SR 1-2

The “Status-taste” Of Marshmallow – Delay of Gratification and Early Childhood Status-Gap in

Skill Formation

Tamás Keller

The Contribution of Economic Capital in Maintaining Unequal Educational Attainment: An

Ethnographic Investigation of School Education in India

Achala Gupta

The Role of Student Engagement in Moderating the Effects of Socio-economic Background on

Academic Performance among Secondary School Students in Australia

Wojtek Tomaszewski, Mark Western, Tina Rampino

Explaining Educational Underachievement amongst Singaporean Tamil Youths Lavanya Ramesh

9.2 Gender, Marriage & Family Patterns Session Chair: Lyn Craig SR 3-4

Is it All About the Economic Potential? Transition to Marriage among Women and Men in

Hong Kong

Muzhi Zhou

Gendered Inequality Effects within Family? Evidence from a Vignette Experiment in China Hania Wu, Tony Tam

Does Deindustrialization Cause Marriage Decline? Exploiting Economic Globalization as a

Natural Experiment

Fangqi Wen, Florencia Torche, Dalton Conley

9.3 Mental Health and Cognition Session Chair: Pei-Chun Ko SR 9

Social Connectedness, Gene and Biological Dysregulation: A GxE Model on Allostatic Load Tianji Cai, Michael Nino

Mental Health and Unemployment Experience in the Youth Age and Labor Market Outcomes

in the Life Course

Hans Dietrich

The Other Great Depression: The Long-run Impact of Early Shocks on Mental Health from the

Great Chinese Famine

Xiaobo Zhang, Chih Ming Tan, Mengqi Niu

Social Exclusion and Cognitive Impairment of the Elderly in China Yi Yang






9.4 Data and Methods II Session Chair: Mark Western SR 10

A Land of the “Fair Go”? The Dynamics of Intergenerational Earnings Elasticity in Australia Yangtao Huang, Francisco Perales, Mark Western

The Missing Links: Data Quality and Bias to Estimates of Social Mobility Björn Eriksson

The Costs of Simplicity: Why Multilevel Models Need to Account for Cross-cluster Differences

in the Effects of Controls

Jan Heisig, Merlin Schaeffer, Johannes Giesecke

Longitudinal Analysis of Skewed Continues Variable using Hierarchical Bayesian Model with

Flexible Distribution

Eduardo Lucio, Michele Haynes, Bernard Baffour

9.5 The Formation and Dissolution of Marriage Session Chair: Cameron Campbell SR 12

Through the Narrowing Path: Changing Social Norms and Becoming “Leftover” Women in

Contemporary China

Yingchun Ji, Shengwei Sun, Feinian Chen

Real Income and Marital Relations: Evidence from China’s Heating Policy Junhong Chu, Haoming Liu, Ivan Png

Economic Consequences of Divorce: Gender Differences in Contemporary China Chunni Zhang, Yang Zhou

Moving Back to “Mamma”? Divorce, Intergenerational Co-residence and Family Solidarity in

Sweden

Marco Albertini, Michael Gähler, Juho Härkönen

13.15-14.15 LUNCH 2nd Floor Lobby

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