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2021

Hertog, E. and Zhou, M. "Diverging Destinies: Household income, parental education, and adolescent’s time use in Japan", Demographic Research.
Wang, W. & Kan, M. Y. “Changes in the association between education and cohabitation in post-reform China”, Contemporary Perspective in Family Research.
Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. “Housework Participation and Fertility Intentions: Analysing the Gendered Division of Labour and Fertility in Taiwan”. Contemporary Perspective Family Research
Kolpashnikova, K., Zhou, M. and Kan, M.-Y. (2021). "Country Differences in the Link Between Gender-Role Attitudes and Marital Centrality: Evidence from 24 Countries". International Journal of Comparative Sociology.
Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (forthcoming) “Housework Participation and Fertility Intentions: Analysing the Gendered Division of Labour and Fertility in Taiwan”, Contemporary Perspective in Family Research.
Hertog, E. & Zhou, M. “Japanese adolescent’s time use: Roles of household income and parental education." Demographic Research, 44(9): 225–238
Hertog, E., Kan, M.Y, Shirakawa, K., & Chiba, R. “Do Better-Educated Couples Share Domestic Work More Equitably in Japan? It Depends on the Day of the Week” accepted Journal of Comparative Family Studies

2020

Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (forthcoming) “Eldercare in Japan: Cluster Analysis of Daily Time-Use Patterns of Elder Caregivers”, Journal of Population Ageing.
Kolpashnikova, K., & Kan, M. Y. (2020). "Unconditional Quantile Regression Approach: Effects of Education on Housework Time in the US and Japan". Social Sciences, 9(12), 235-250.
Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (2020). “The gender gap in the United States: Housework across racialized groups", Demographic Research, 43(36), 1067-1080
Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (forthcoming) “Gender Gap in Housework: Couples’ Data Analysis in Kyrgyzstan”, Journal of Comparative Family Studies.
Zhou, M., Hertog, E., Kolpashnikova, K., & Kan, M. Y. (2020). "Lockdown in the UK: Why women and especially single mothers are disadvantaged". A Report
Hertog, E. (2020) “Attitudes to Marriage and Childbearing” in Coates, J., Fraser, L., and Pendleton, M. (eds.) The Routledge Companion to Gender and Japanese Culture, Routledge.

2019

Kolpashnikova, K., & Kan, M. Y. (2019). "Hebdomadal Patterns of Compensatory Behaviour: Weekday and Weekend Housework Participation in Canada, 1986–2010". Work, Employment and Society, (online first).
Kan, M. Y., Hertog, E., & Kolpashnikova, K. (2019). “Housework share and fertility preference in four East Asian countries in 2006 and 2012”. Demographic Research, 41(35), 1021–1046.
Kan, M. Y. and E. Hertog (eds) (2019) "Special Issue on Domestic Division of Labour and Fertility Preferences in East Asia". Demographic Research.
Zhou, M and M.Y. Kan (2019) "A new family equilibrium? Changing dynamics between the gender division of labor and fertility in Great Britain, 1991–2017". Demographic Research 40(50):1455-1500.

Kolpashnikova, K., Kan, M.Y., and Shirakawa, K. (2019). "Marriage Penalty: Unconditional Quantile Regression of Housework Participation in Japan". No 695, Discussion Paper Series from the Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University
Kolpashnikova, K., M.Y. Kan, and K. Shirakawa. (2019) "Marriage and Housework: Analyzing the Effects of Education Using the 2011 and 2016 Japanese Survey on Time Use and Leisure Activities", No 696, Discussion Paper Series A from Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University
Kan, M. Y. (2019) "Housework Participation Measurement". In A. C. Michalos (ed). Encyclopaedia of Quality of Life Research. Springer. 2nd Edition.

2018

Hertog, E., M.Y. Kan, K. Shirakawa & R. Chiba (2018) “Do Better-Educated Couples Share Domestic Work More Equitably in Japan? It Depends on the Day of the Week”. No 673, Discussion Paper Series from Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University
Kan, M. Y. & He, G. (2018) “Resource bargaining and gender display in housework and care work in modern China”. Chinese Sociological Review. 50(2): 188-203.
Yu, W. & E. Hertog (2018) “Family Characteristics and Mate Selection: Evidence from Computer-Assisted Dating in Japan”. Journal of Marriage and Family, volume 80, issue 3
Kolpashnikova, K. (2018). "American Househusbands: New Time Use Evidence of Gender Display, 2003–2016". Social Indicators Research, 140(3): 1259-1277.
Kolpashnikova, K., Chiba, R., & Shirakawa, K. (2018). "Socioeconomic Status and Housework: Cultural Differences in Participation in Routine Housework in Japan, Canada, and the US". No 673, Discussion Paper Series from Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University.
Kan, M. Y. and H. Laurie (2016) "Who is doing the housework in multicultural Britain?" Sociology. 52(1): 55–74

2017

Kan, M.Y. & E. Hertog (2017) “Domestic division of labour and fertility preference in China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan”. Demographic Research, volume 36, article 18
Kan, M. Y. & Hertog, E. (2017) "Sharing routine housework and desire for more children in East Asia", in N-IUSSP Newsletter. September 21, 2017.

2021

Hertog, E. and Zhou, M. "Diverging Destinies: Household income, parental education, and adolescent’s time use in Japan", Demographic Research.

Wang, W. & Kan, M. Y. “Changes in the association between education and cohabitation in post-reform China”, Contemporary Perspective in Family Research.

Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. “Housework Participation and Fertility Intentions: Analysing the Gendered Division of Labour and Fertility in Taiwan”. Contemporary Perspective Family Research

Kolpashnikova, K., Zhou, M. and Kan, M.-Y. (2021). "Country Differences in the Link Between Gender-Role Attitudes and Marital Centrality: Evidence from 24 Countries". International Journal of Comparative Sociology.

Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (forthcoming) “Housework Participation and Fertility Intentions: Analysing the Gendered Division of Labour and Fertility in Taiwan”, Contemporary Perspective in Family Research.

Hertog, E. & Zhou, M. “Japanese adolescent’s time use: Roles of household income and parental education." Demographic Research, 44(9): 225–238

Hertog, E., Kan, M.Y, Shirakawa, K., & Chiba, R. “Do Better-Educated Couples Share Domestic Work More Equitably in Japan? It Depends on the Day of the Week” accepted Journal of Comparative Family Studies

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2020

Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (forthcoming) “Eldercare in Japan: Cluster Analysis of Daily Time-Use Patterns of Elder Caregivers”, Journal of Population Ageing.

Kolpashnikova, K., & Kan, M. Y. (2020). "Unconditional Quantile Regression Approach: Effects of Education on Housework Time in the US and Japan". Social Sciences, 9(12), 235-250.

Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (2020). “The gender gap in the United States: Housework across racialized groups", Demographic Research, 43(36), 1067-1080

Kolpashnikova, K. & Kan, M. Y. (forthcoming) “Gender Gap in Housework: Couples’ Data Analysis in Kyrgyzstan”, Journal of Comparative Family Studies.

Zhou, M., Hertog, E., Kolpashnikova, K., & Kan, M. Y. (2020). "Lockdown in the UK: Why women and especially single mothers are disadvantaged". A Report

Hertog, E. (2020) “Attitudes to Marriage and Childbearing” in Coates, J., Fraser, L., and Pendleton, M. (eds.) The Routledge Companion to Gender and Japanese Culture, Routledge.

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2019

Kolpashnikova, K., & Kan, M. Y. (2019). "Hebdomadal Patterns of Compensatory Behaviour: Weekday and Weekend Housework Participation in Canada, 1986–2010". Work, Employment and Society, (online first).

Kan, M. Y., Hertog, E., & Kolpashnikova, K. (2019). “Housework share and fertility preference in four East Asian countries in 2006 and 2012”. Demographic Research, 41(35), 1021–1046.

Kan, M. Y. and E. Hertog (eds) (2019) "Special Issue on Domestic Division of Labour and Fertility Preferences in East Asia". Demographic Research.

Zhou, M and M.Y. Kan (2019) "A new family equilibrium? Changing dynamics between the gender division of labor and fertility in Great Britain, 1991–2017". Demographic Research 40(50):1455-1500.

Kolpashnikova, K., Kan, M.Y., and Shirakawa, K. (2019). "Marriage Penalty: Unconditional Quantile Regression of Housework Participation in Japan". No 695, Discussion Paper Series from the Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University

Kolpashnikova, K., M.Y. Kan, and K. Shirakawa. (2019) "Marriage and Housework: Analyzing the Effects of Education Using the 2011 and 2016 Japanese Survey on Time Use and Leisure Activities", No 696, Discussion Paper Series A from Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University

Kan, M. Y. (2019) "Housework Participation Measurement". In A. C. Michalos (ed). Encyclopaedia of Quality of Life Research. Springer. 2nd Edition.

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2018

Hertog, E., M.Y. Kan, K. Shirakawa & R. Chiba (2018) “Do Better-Educated Couples Share Domestic Work More Equitably in Japan? It Depends on the Day of the Week”. No 673, Discussion Paper Series from Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University

Kan, M. Y. & He, G. (2018) “Resource bargaining and gender display in housework and care work in modern China”. Chinese Sociological Review. 50(2): 188-203.

Yu, W. & E. Hertog (2018) “Family Characteristics and Mate Selection: Evidence from Computer-Assisted Dating in Japan”. Journal of Marriage and Family, volume 80, issue 3

Kolpashnikova, K. (2018). "American Househusbands: New Time Use Evidence of Gender Display, 2003–2016". Social Indicators Research, 140(3): 1259-1277.

Kolpashnikova, K., Chiba, R., & Shirakawa, K. (2018). "Socioeconomic Status and Housework: Cultural Differences in Participation in Routine Housework in Japan, Canada, and the US". No 673, Discussion Paper Series from Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi University.

Kan, M. Y. and H. Laurie (2016) "Who is doing the housework in multicultural Britain?" Sociology. 52(1): 55–74

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2017

Kan, M.Y. & E. Hertog (2017) “Domestic division of labour and fertility preference in China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan”. Demographic Research, volume 36, article 18

Kan, M. Y. & Hertog, E. (2017) "Sharing routine housework and desire for more children in East Asia", in N-IUSSP Newsletter. September 21, 2017.