493
Inequality in the Great Recession

Friday, July 18, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM
Room: Booth 42
RC28 Social Stratification (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizer:
Michelle JACKSON, Stanford University, USA
493.1
The Impact of the Great Recession on Educational Expectations: Cross-National Trends in Social and Cognitive Inequalities (Oral Presentation)
Jonas RADL, Open University UNED, Spain; Leire SALAZAR, UNED, Spain; Héctor CEBOLLA-BOADO, UNED, Spain

493.2
Parental Unemployment, Socioeconomic Status and Economic Recession (Oral Presentation)
Jani EROLA, University of Turku, Finland; Aleksi KARHULA, University of Turku, Finland; Hannu LEHTI, University of Turku, Finland

493.3
Did Rising Inequality Cause the Recent Financial Crisis? (Oral Presentation)
Michael SMITH, McGill University, Canada

493.4
Well-Being of Displaced Workers after Reemployment. Survey Evidence from Switzerland's Manufacturing Sector (Oral Presentation)
Isabel BAUMANN, University of Lausanne, Switzerland

493.5
Displaced Workers in the Great Recession and Not-so-Great Recovery: Gender, Race, and Class Inequalities in the U.S. Labor Market (Distributed Paper)
Cynthia DEITCH, George Washington University, USA

493.6
Impact of the Long Recession on Japanese Careers (Distributed Paper)
Wataru NAKAZAWA, Osaka University, Japan

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