Liberal Arts and Sciences

Won-tak Joo Research Group

Led by Won-tak Joo · Sociology and Criminology & Law

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What we study

Dr. Joo studies how social and family relationships change across the life course and how that shapes social and health inequalities, using social network methods, econometrics and demographic techniques on large genealogy and census datasets.

What working here is like

  • Computational
  • Coding required
Projects
2

Current projects

Socioeconomic differences in social network changes during later life transitions

They study how social networks change during events like disease diagnosis or retirement and how socioeconomic factors influence these changes.

Individual and family consequences of epidemics

They analyze the effects of epidemics on families using large genealogy and census datasets.

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