This paper explores cross-country variation in the relationship between division of
housework and wives' relative economic contribution. Using ISSP 2012 data from 19 …

This review essay summarizes recent research on the topics of gender inequalities, family
obligations, and intergenerational support in East Asia. We introduce four papers featured in …

Objective Parental time with children varies across cultures but has mostly been studied in a
European context. In this paper we estimate whether the association of work and gender …

Using data from the British Household Panel Study and the UK Household Longitudinal
Study (1992–2019), this study investigates the impacts of partnership and parenthood on …

Research on gender ideology and housework tends to treat gender ideology as an
individual characteristic but has paid less attention to the interactional process in which both …

Examining disease progression and associated risk and protective factors over time is
essential for epidemiology.“Over time” can be understood as discrete events in people's …

The dynamic combination of an increasingly progressive gender revolution in modern Asia
and cultural characteristics that include the hierarchisation of gender, especially in East …

Traditional culture often dictates that women should suppress their sexual desires and
prioritize men's preferences, with men expected to take a dominant role in sexual …

Objectives: Autonomy over job tasks, timing, and methods has become increasingly crucial
for worker health and wellbeing. Despite extensive research on job autonomy's impact on …

We analyze cross-sectional time-use diaries from the 2011 and 2016 Survey on Time Use
and Leisure Activities (Shakai Seikatsu Kihon Chosa) to investigate the association between …