論文 - 竹ノ下　弘久

SSM occupational code and international measures of occupational status: conversion into EGP class schema, SIOPS and ISEI

N Kanomata, S Tanabe, H Takenoshita

Problems in measurement and analysis in social surveys (The 2005 SSM … 2008年

Intergenerational Mobility in East Asian Countries: A Comparative Study of Japan, Korea and China

Takenoshita H.

International Journal of Japanese Sociology （International Journal of Japanese Sociology）  16 （ 1 ） 64 - 79 2007年11月

ISSN  09187545

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Abstract: There have been fewer cross-national comparative works on social mobility in East Asian countries than in Western countries. The present study aims to explore the similarities and differences of intergenerational social mobility in three East Asian countries and to examine whether the Featherman–Jones–Hauser (FJH) hypothesis would fit well into the mobility tables for Japan, Korea, and China. Log-linear and log-multiplicative models are applied to the mobility tables of respondents’ occupations according to the father's occupation in the three countries. The analysis of relative rates of mobility did not completely support the FJH hypothesis in a strict sense, even though it reasonably accounts for the total association of origin and destination in the three countries. My analysis demonstrates that a level of social fluidity has been higher in Korea and China than in Japan. Focusing on how relative mobility patterns differ between the three countries, intergenerational mobility in Korea is characterized by lower rates of class inheritance compared to Japan, while there seems to be a similarity between the patterns of social fluidity in Japan and Korea, even though they are to a certain extent deviant from Erikson and Goldthorpe's core model. In contrast to Korea, class inheritance rates in China are almost as large as in Japan. However, the mobility pattern between classes appears to differ substantially between the post-socialist and two capitalist countries. In particular, both downward and upward mobility between the white collar bloc and the unskilled manual position are more pervasive in China than in Japan and Korea. These results imply that sociologists interested in cross-national comparison of the social mobility between the East Asian countries should pay attention to both political institutions and the local labor market situatuion which can substantially affect social mobility. © 2007 The Author.

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The differential incorporation into Japanese labor market: A comparative study of Japanese Brazilians and professional Chinese migrants

H Takenoshita

The Japanese journal of population 4 (1), 56-77 2006年

滞日中国人男性の所得決定構造

竹ノ下 弘久

年報社会学論集 （関東社会学会）  2004 （ 17 ） 202 - 213 2004年

ISSN  09194363

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This paper aims to clarify the causal relationship between Chinese migrants' education and their income in Japan. I focus on the comparison between educational attainment in China and that in Japan. The result of my research shows that educational credentials obtained in Japan have a significant effect on the income of Chinese migrants and that there is a significant mutual relation between their Chinese and Japanese educational credentials in terms of income determination.

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国際結婚の誕生

竹ノ下 弘久

家族社会学研究 （日本家族社会学会）  13 （ 2 ） 117 - 118 2001年

ISSN  0916328X

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金泰泳著『アイデンティティ・ポリティクスを超えて-在日朝鮮人のエスニシティ』

竹ノ下 弘久

社会学評論 （日本社会学会）  51 （ 2 ） 270 - 271 2000年

ISSN  00215414

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