E H Shin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 24536 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | E H Shin |
| NOMBRES | E H |
| APELLIDO | Shin |
| FIRMA | SHIN E H |
| AFILIACIONES | University of South Carolina |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8343-7333 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 73 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Gender, Transnational Migration, and Athletic Career Development
A Cohort Analysis on the Career Life Cycles of Players of the LPGA of Japan Tour
State, Society, and Economic Development in Sports Life Cycles
Electron democracy, populism, and generational politics
Correlates of the 2002 presidential election in South Korea
Patterns of Market Polarization and Market Matching in the Korean Film Industry
Despite its embedded ambiguity, conventional wisdom tends to prevail over time. This may be because old adages recurrently embrace some ingredients of truth. As James A. Mathisen highlights, conventional wisdom plays a significant role in constituting knowledge as a starting point. For many people, numerous adages (the rich get richer while the poor get poorer; birds of a feather flock together) are most commonly perceived as true. More interesti…
Culture, Gender Roles, and Sport
The success of multiple Korean women on the LPGA tour a decade ago was unheard of; today it is the norm. In the past 5 years, Koreans have joined the tour as rookies of the year, won major championships, and topped money lists. The timing of the success of Korean female golfers has been dependent on golf's emerging popularity and prestige in Korea and a divergence in traditional gender roles after the Korean War. At the core of their success are …
The Role of NGOs in Political Elections in South Korea
The primary purpose of this study is to investigate the role of civic organizations in political processes in South Korea. More specifically, this article examines the impact of the blacklisting of candidates by the Citizens' Alliance for the 2000 General Election (CAGE) on the outcomes of the National Assembly election of April 13, 2000. I discuss the relationship between the characteristics of political systems and political culture and the eme…
Inequalities in nonfatal work injury
Changing patterns of social network structure in composer-singer relationships
Political demography of Korea
Social change, political elections, and the middle class in Korea
Convergence and divergence in the status of the aged
Social affinity among top managerial executives of large corporations in Korea
Peripherization of Immigrant Professionals
Using data on the characteristics of 1,043 physicians graduated from a medical school in Korea, we analyze the effects of immigrant status, gender, and year of graduation on their choice of medical practice specialty. The specialty areas are categorized into two groups, “core” and “periphery”, on the basis of the reported median income of practitioners in each specialty. The results of our log-linear model analyses indicate that female physicians…
Peripherization of Immigrant Professionals
Using data on the characteristics of 1043 physicians who graduated from a medical school in Korea, the authors analyze the effects of immigrant status, gender, and year of graduation on their choice of medical practice specialty. The specialty areas are categorized into 2 groups, "core" and "periphery," on the basis of the reported median income of practitioners in each specialty. The results of log-linear model analyses indicate that female phys…
An Analysis of Causes of Schisms in Ethnic Churches
The number of Korean-American churches has increased from fewer than 75 in 1970 to more than 1600 by the end of 1985. Conflicts and schism have accompanied this multiplication of churches. Using detailed case histories of 42 Korean-American churches selected from five different metropolitan areas, this paper attempts to identify the cause of schisms in Korean-American churches. Pastors with high quality professional training seem to be able to re…
Variations in the Duration of Reign of Monarchs
This article analyzes cross-national variations and longitudinal changes in the duration of the reigns of monarchs. Data cover 439 monarchs from 10 selected nations for the period from 877 to 1972. Using multiple classification analysis, we examine the effects of kinship type of succession, cause of removal of predecessor, age at ascent, duration of life, nation, and year of ascent on the duration of monarchical reigns. The results of our analysi…
Destinations of International Travel by the US. Population
Reassessing the Discrimination against Women in Higher Education
This paper argues that the sex composition of college curricula is the major source of sex inequality in higher education today. Census data are analyzed to demonstrate that while women are obtaining an ever growing proportion of college degrees, fields of specialty are still segregated to an important extent. A model of prejudice and discrimination is constructed and analyzed as a possible explanation of the sex composition of college curricula.…
A network analysis of departmental prestige based on the origins of faculty degrees
This paper deals with networks of personnel recruitment at the organization level. A triad census and a CONCOR blocking algorithm are applied to a matrix of origin of Ph.D. degree by current employment for 48 selected graduate departments of sociology. The results reveal that conventional reputation (prestige) hierarchy models are of limited utility in describing the actual decision making concerning hiring by departments. Regional and specialty …
Socioeconomic development, infant mortality and fertility
Data from 63 selected countries of the world at two different points in time, 1958 and 1968, are used to test a path model in which infant mortality acts as an intermediate variable between two composite indicators of economic and social development and the fertility rate. The model is tested with both cross‐sectional and longitudinal data. In order to ascertain the appropriate time dimension in which the independent variables influence the trend…
Black-White Differentials in Infant Mortality in the South, 1940–1970
This paper examines the trends and variations in the black-white differentials in infant mortality in ten selected Southern states during the 1940–1970 period. The patterns observed from the Southern states are compared with those observed from seven selected Northern states and the country as a whole. The ratios of black to white infant mortality rates and Fein’s “time-lag” statistics are used as measures of the extent of black-white differentia…
Economic and social correlates of infant mortality
Culture, Gender Roles, and Sport
The success of multiple Korean women on the LPGA tour a decade ago was unheard of; today it is the norm. In the past 5 years, Koreans have joined the tour as rookies of the year, won major championships, and topped money lists. The timing of the success of Korean female golfers has been dependent on golf's emerging popularity and prestige in Korea and a divergence in traditional gender roles after the Korean War. At the core of their success are …
Inequalities in nonfatal work injury
Economic and social correlates of infant mortality
The Role of NGOs in Political Elections in South Korea
The primary purpose of this study is to investigate the role of civic organizations in political processes in South Korea. More specifically, this article examines the impact of the blacklisting of candidates by the Citizens' Alliance for the 2000 General Election (CAGE) on the outcomes of the National Assembly election of April 13, 2000. I discuss the relationship between the characteristics of political systems and political culture and the eme…
Social change, political elections, and the middle class in Korea
Political demography of Korea
An Analysis of Causes of Schisms in Ethnic Churches
The number of Korean-American churches has increased from fewer than 75 in 1970 to more than 1600 by the end of 1985. Conflicts and schism have accompanied this multiplication of churches. Using detailed case histories of 42 Korean-American churches selected from five different metropolitan areas, this paper attempts to identify the cause of schisms in Korean-American churches. Pastors with high quality professional training seem to be able to re…
Peripherization of Immigrant Professionals
Using data on the characteristics of 1043 physicians who graduated from a medical school in Korea, the authors analyze the effects of immigrant status, gender, and year of graduation on their choice of medical practice specialty. The specialty areas are categorized into 2 groups, "core" and "periphery," on the basis of the reported median income of practitioners in each specialty. The results of log-linear model analyses indicate that female phys…
Electron democracy, populism, and generational politics
Social affinity among top managerial executives of large corporations in Korea
Peripherization of Immigrant Professionals
Using data on the characteristics of 1,043 physicians graduated from a medical school in Korea, we analyze the effects of immigrant status, gender, and year of graduation on their choice of medical practice specialty. The specialty areas are categorized into two groups, “core” and “periphery”, on the basis of the reported median income of practitioners in each specialty. The results of our log-linear model analyses indicate that female physicians…
A Cohort Analysis on the Career Life Cycles of Players of the LPGA of Japan Tour
Destinations of International Travel by the US. Population
Reassessing the Discrimination against Women in Higher Education
This paper argues that the sex composition of college curricula is the major source of sex inequality in higher education today. Census data are analyzed to demonstrate that while women are obtaining an ever growing proportion of college degrees, fields of specialty are still segregated to an important extent. A model of prejudice and discrimination is constructed and analyzed as a possible explanation of the sex composition of college curricula.…
Black-White Differentials in Infant Mortality in the South, 1940–1970
This paper examines the trends and variations in the black-white differentials in infant mortality in ten selected Southern states during the 1940–1970 period. The patterns observed from the Southern states are compared with those observed from seven selected Northern states and the country as a whole. The ratios of black to white infant mortality rates and Fein’s “time-lag” statistics are used as measures of the extent of black-white differentia…
Black-White Differentials in Infant Mortality in the South, 1940–1970
This paper examines the trends and variations in the black-white differentials in infant mortality in ten selected Southern states during the 1940–1970 period. The patterns observed from the Southern states are compared with those observed from seven selected Northern states and the country as a whole. The ratios of black to white infant mortality rates and Fein’s “time-lag” statistics are used as measures of the extent of black-white differentia…
Economic and social correlates of infant mortality
Socioeconomic development, infant mortality and fertility
Data from 63 selected countries of the world at two different points in time, 1958 and 1968, are used to test a path model in which infant mortality acts as an intermediate variable between two composite indicators of economic and social development and the fertility rate. The model is tested with both cross‐sectional and longitudinal data. In order to ascertain the appropriate time dimension in which the independent variables influence the trend…
A network analysis of departmental prestige based on the origins of faculty degrees
This paper deals with networks of personnel recruitment at the organization level. A triad census and a CONCOR blocking algorithm are applied to a matrix of origin of Ph.D. degree by current employment for 48 selected graduate departments of sociology. The results reveal that conventional reputation (prestige) hierarchy models are of limited utility in describing the actual decision making concerning hiring by departments. Regional and specialty …
Destinations of International Travel by the US. Population
Reassessing the Discrimination against Women in Higher Education
This paper argues that the sex composition of college curricula is the major source of sex inequality in higher education today. Census data are analyzed to demonstrate that while women are obtaining an ever growing proportion of college degrees, fields of specialty are still segregated to an important extent. A model of prejudice and discrimination is constructed and analyzed as a possible explanation of the sex composition of college curricula.…
Variations in the Duration of Reign of Monarchs
This article analyzes cross-national variations and longitudinal changes in the duration of the reigns of monarchs. Data cover 439 monarchs from 10 selected nations for the period from 877 to 1972. Using multiple classification analysis, we examine the effects of kinship type of succession, cause of removal of predecessor, age at ascent, duration of life, nation, and year of ascent on the duration of monarchical reigns. The results of our analysi…
Peripherization of Immigrant Professionals
Using data on the characteristics of 1,043 physicians graduated from a medical school in Korea, we analyze the effects of immigrant status, gender, and year of graduation on their choice of medical practice specialty. The specialty areas are categorized into two groups, “core” and “periphery”, on the basis of the reported median income of practitioners in each specialty. The results of our log-linear model analyses indicate that female physicians…
Peripherization of Immigrant Professionals
Using data on the characteristics of 1043 physicians who graduated from a medical school in Korea, the authors analyze the effects of immigrant status, gender, and year of graduation on their choice of medical practice specialty. The specialty areas are categorized into 2 groups, "core" and "periphery," on the basis of the reported median income of practitioners in each specialty. The results of log-linear model analyses indicate that female phys…
An Analysis of Causes of Schisms in Ethnic Churches
The number of Korean-American churches has increased from fewer than 75 in 1970 to more than 1600 by the end of 1985. Conflicts and schism have accompanied this multiplication of churches. Using detailed case histories of 42 Korean-American churches selected from five different metropolitan areas, this paper attempts to identify the cause of schisms in Korean-American churches. Pastors with high quality professional training seem to be able to re…
Convergence and divergence in the status of the aged
Social affinity among top managerial executives of large corporations in Korea
Social change, political elections, and the middle class in Korea
Political demography of Korea
Changing patterns of social network structure in composer-singer relationships
The Role of NGOs in Political Elections in South Korea
The primary purpose of this study is to investigate the role of civic organizations in political processes in South Korea. More specifically, this article examines the impact of the blacklisting of candidates by the Citizens' Alliance for the 2000 General Election (CAGE) on the outcomes of the National Assembly election of April 13, 2000. I discuss the relationship between the characteristics of political systems and political culture and the eme…
Inequalities in nonfatal work injury
Correlates of the 2002 presidential election in South Korea
Patterns of Market Polarization and Market Matching in the Korean Film Industry
Despite its embedded ambiguity, conventional wisdom tends to prevail over time. This may be because old adages recurrently embrace some ingredients of truth. As James A. Mathisen highlights, conventional wisdom plays a significant role in constituting knowledge as a starting point. For many people, numerous adages (the rich get richer while the poor get poorer; birds of a feather flock together) are most commonly perceived as true. More interesti…
Culture, Gender Roles, and Sport
The success of multiple Korean women on the LPGA tour a decade ago was unheard of; today it is the norm. In the past 5 years, Koreans have joined the tour as rookies of the year, won major championships, and topped money lists. The timing of the success of Korean female golfers has been dependent on golf's emerging popularity and prestige in Korea and a divergence in traditional gender roles after the Korean War. At the core of their success are …
Electron democracy, populism, and generational politics
State, Society, and Economic Development in Sports Life Cycles
Gender, Transnational Migration, and Athletic Career Development
A Cohort Analysis on the Career Life Cycles of Players of the LPGA of Japan Tour
Political science (18 obras) · Sociology (17 obras) · Law (14 obras) · Economics (13 obras) · Law (12 obras) · Demography (10 obras) · Demography (9 obras) · Demographic economics (7 obras) · Mathematics (7 obras) · Politics (7 obras)