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While reading an old feminist's letter, I imagined the solidarity of feminism.
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Hyuna Moon. 2021. While reading an old feminist's letter, I imagined the solidarity of feminism. Korean Women's Historical Society, Women's History, Vol. 34, No. 0 307-313
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Records on the Compellation of ‘Refugees’ as Co-existing with Us in Korean Society, Where People Still Consider Them as Strangers
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Moon, H. (2021). Records on the Compellation of ‘Refugees’ as Co-existing with Us in Korean Society, Where People Still Consider Them as Strangers. Korean Journal of Oral History, 12:1, 169-180 Language: Korean
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Understanding the Time Pressure of Working Parents: How Parents’ Childcare Time Impacts the Diurnal Organization of Activities and the Sense of Feeling Rushed
2020 Seung-eun Cha, Georgios PapastefanouCitation: Cha, S., & Papastefanou, G. (2020). Understanding the Time Pressure of Working Parents: How Parents’ Childcare Time Impacts the Diurnal Organization of Activities and the Sense of Feeling Rushed. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 51(1): 110-130. doi:10.3138/jcfs.51.1.006Language: EnglishJournal: Journal of Comparative Family StudiesPublication Date: 2020. 04. 15Keywords: time burden, time use structure, child care time, joint parenting, care workAbstract: Time pressure of parents has become an important policy agenda in many contemporary societies. This study aims to examine the association between parental childcare time and subjective time pressure (feeling rushed) by taking into account different types of diurnal activity patterns. From the background of time fragmentation as a structural source of time pressure we introduce two specific types of diurnal time use activities, namely activity resumption and activity switching. As activity resumption denotes that the same kind of activity is repeatedly shown over the day, activity switching indicates the diurnal substantive variety of activities. Our research question is aimed a examining if these activity patterns covariate with parental childcare time use and to what extent they add are connected with subjective time pressure. Analyzing the original timeline raw data of 6,812 diary entries from the 2014 Korean Time Use Study (KTUS) we focused on working parents with children aged 18 or younger. Overall, we found that activity resumption is positively related to subjective time pressure, while activity switching negatively correlates with subjective time pressure. While we did not find a significant effect of time spent for childcare on feeling rushed, we found that time use for childcare is negatively correlated with activity resumption, but positively with activity switching intensity. Having young children compared to having teenagers in the family significantly goes with more feeling rushed, while having young children means less activity switching and less activity resumption. Finally, our results point to a significant parents’ gender differentiation of the covariation of subjective time pressure, diurnal activity change pattern and child care time use.
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Family Caregivers’ Elderly Care: Understanding Their Hard Time and Care Burden
2020 Hyuna Moon, Seung-Eun Cha Citation: Moon, H., & Cha, S. (2020). Family Caregivers’ Elderly Care: Understanding Their Hard Time and Care Burden. Family and Culture, (32)1: 102-131. doi:10.21478/family.32.1.202003.004 Language: Korean
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A Glimpse of the Context of Family Caregivers: Actual Time vs. Preferred Time for Elderly Care
2020 Seung-Eun Cha, and Hyuna Moon Citation: Seung-Eun Cha, and Hyuna Moon. 2020. A Glimpse of the Context of Family Caregivers: Actual Time vs. Preferred Time for Elderly Care. CWE-GAM Working Paper Series: 20-09. DOI: 10.17606/dyfz-jp32 English: English
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An Overview of Care Policies and the Status of Care Workers in South Korea
2021Ito Peng, Seung-Eun Cha, and Hyuna MoonCitation: Peng, Ito, Seung-EunCha, and Hyuna Moon. 2021. An Overview of Care Policies and the Status of Care Workers in South Korea. CWE-GAM Working Paper Series: 21-01 DOI: 10.17606/EHN0-R646Language: EnglishPublishing Institution: American UniversityPublication Date: 2021.01
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Promoting the Socioeconomic Value of Childcare in Korea
2019 Namhee Do, Jiweon Jun, Moonjeong Kim Citation: Do, N., Jun, J., & Kim, M. (2019). Promoting the Socioeconomic Value of Childcare in Korea (Report No. 2019-04). Korea Institute of Child Care and Education. Retrieved from http://www.kicce.re.kr/main/board/view.do?menu_idx=22&editMode=ADD&board_idx=34578&manage_idx=31&old_menu_idx=0&old_manage_idx=0&old_board_idx=0&group_depth=0&parent_idx=0&group_idx=0&group_ord=0&viewMode=NORMAL&viewPage=1&search_type=title&yearData=&search_text= 에서 검색 Language: Korean Publishing Institution: Korea Institute of Child Care and Education Publication Date: 2019. 12. 13
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Working As A Paid Care Worker in Korea: A Preliminary Analysis Using the 2018 Paid Eldercare and Childcare Workers Survey
Citation: Jun, J., & Cha, S. (2019, October). 2018 Working As A Paid Care Worker in Korea: A Preliminary Analysis Using the 2018 Paid Eldercare and Childcare Workers Survey]. Paper presented at the International Conference on Values of Care Work and Social Inclusion, Seoul, Korea.
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Care Arrangement and Activities in South Korea: An Analysis of the 2018 Care Work Family Survey on Childcare and Eldercare
2019 Eunhye Kang, Ki-Soo Eun, Jiweon Jun, Seung-Eun Cha, Hyuna Moon  Citation: Kang, E., Eun, K., Jun, J., Cha, S., & Moon, H. (2019). Care Arrangement and Activities in South Korea: An Analysis of the 2018 Care Work Family Survey on Childcare and Eldercare. Unpublished technical report, Care Work and the Economy Project, Washington, DC. Language: English Publisher: Care Work and the Economy Project [돌봄노동과 경제 프로젝트]
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Qualitative Methodology Report
Citation: Moon, H., Cha, S., Eun, K., Kang, E., & Peng, I. (2021). Qualitative Methodology Report: Methodology and Survey Instruments in Fieldwork for Paid and Unpaid Care Work in Korea. Technical report, Care Work and the Economy Project, Washington, DC.
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While reading an old feminist's letter, I imagined the solidarity of feminism.
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Hyuna Moon. 2021. While reading an old feminist's letter, I imagined the solidarity of feminism. Korean Women's Historical Society, Women's History, Vol. 34, No. 0 307-313
Journal Articles ㆍ
Records on the Compellation of ‘Refugees’ as Co-existing with Us in Korean Society, Where People Still Consider Them as Strangers
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Moon, H. (2021). Records on the Compellation of ‘Refugees’ as Co-existing with Us in Korean Society, Where People Still Consider Them as Strangers. Korean Journal of Oral History, 12:1, 169-180 Language: Korean
Journal Articles ㆍ
Understanding the Time Pressure of Working Parents: How Parents’ Childcare Time Impacts the Diurnal Organization of Activities and the Sense of Feeling Rushed
2020 Seung-eun Cha, Georgios PapastefanouCitation: Cha, S., & Papastefanou, G. (2020). Understanding the Time Pressure of Working Parents: How Parents’ Childcare Time Impacts the Diurnal Organization of Activities and the Sense of Feeling Rushed. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 51(1): 110-130. doi:10.3138/jcfs.51.1.006Language: EnglishJournal: Journal of Comparative Family StudiesPublication Date: 2020. 04. 15Keywords: time burden, time use structure, child care time, joint parenting, care workAbstract: Time pressure of parents has become an important policy agenda in many contemporary societies. This study aims to examine the association between parental childcare time and subjective time pressure (feeling rushed) by taking into account different types of diurnal activity patterns. From the background of time fragmentation as a structural source of time pressure we introduce two specific types of diurnal time use activities, namely activity resumption and activity switching. As activity resumption denotes that the same kind of activity is repeatedly shown over the day, activity switching indicates the diurnal substantive variety of activities. Our research question is aimed a examining if these activity patterns covariate with parental childcare time use and to what extent they add are connected with subjective time pressure. Analyzing the original timeline raw data of 6,812 diary entries from the 2014 Korean Time Use Study (KTUS) we focused on working parents with children aged 18 or younger. Overall, we found that activity resumption is positively related to subjective time pressure, while activity switching negatively correlates with subjective time pressure. While we did not find a significant effect of time spent for childcare on feeling rushed, we found that time use for childcare is negatively correlated with activity resumption, but positively with activity switching intensity. Having young children compared to having teenagers in the family significantly goes with more feeling rushed, while having young children means less activity switching and less activity resumption. Finally, our results point to a significant parents’ gender differentiation of the covariation of subjective time pressure, diurnal activity change pattern and child care time use.
Journal Articles ㆍ
Family Caregivers’ Elderly Care: Understanding Their Hard Time and Care Burden
2020 Hyuna Moon, Seung-Eun Cha Citation: Moon, H., & Cha, S. (2020). Family Caregivers’ Elderly Care: Understanding Their Hard Time and Care Burden. Family and Culture, (32)1: 102-131. doi:10.21478/family.32.1.202003.004 Language: Korean
Journal Articles ㆍ
A Glimpse of the Context of Family Caregivers: Actual Time vs. Preferred Time for Elderly Care
2020 Seung-Eun Cha, and Hyuna Moon Citation: Seung-Eun Cha, and Hyuna Moon. 2020. A Glimpse of the Context of Family Caregivers: Actual Time vs. Preferred Time for Elderly Care. CWE-GAM Working Paper Series: 20-09. DOI: 10.17606/dyfz-jp32 English: English
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An Overview of Care Policies and the Status of Care Workers in South Korea
2021Ito Peng, Seung-Eun Cha, and Hyuna MoonCitation: Peng, Ito, Seung-EunCha, and Hyuna Moon. 2021. An Overview of Care Policies and the Status of Care Workers in South Korea. CWE-GAM Working Paper Series: 21-01 DOI: 10.17606/EHN0-R646Language: EnglishPublishing Institution: American UniversityPublication Date: 2021.01
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Promoting the Socioeconomic Value of Childcare in Korea
2019 Namhee Do, Jiweon Jun, Moonjeong Kim Citation: Do, N., Jun, J., & Kim, M. (2019). Promoting the Socioeconomic Value of Childcare in Korea (Report No. 2019-04). Korea Institute of Child Care and Education. Retrieved from http://www.kicce.re.kr/main/board/view.do?menu_idx=22&editMode=ADD&board_idx=34578&manage_idx=31&old_menu_idx=0&old_manage_idx=0&old_board_idx=0&group_depth=0&parent_idx=0&group_idx=0&group_ord=0&viewMode=NORMAL&viewPage=1&search_type=title&yearData=&search_text= 에서 검색 Language: Korean Publishing Institution: Korea Institute of Child Care and Education Publication Date: 2019. 12. 13
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Working As A Paid Care Worker in Korea: A Preliminary Analysis Using the 2018 Paid Eldercare and Childcare Workers Survey
Citation: Jun, J., & Cha, S. (2019, October). 2018 Working As A Paid Care Worker in Korea: A Preliminary Analysis Using the 2018 Paid Eldercare and Childcare Workers Survey]. Paper presented at the International Conference on Values of Care Work and Social Inclusion, Seoul, Korea.
Presentations ㆍ
Care Arrangement and Activities in South Korea: An Analysis of the 2018 Care Work Family Survey on Childcare and Eldercare
2019 Eunhye Kang, Ki-Soo Eun, Jiweon Jun, Seung-Eun Cha, Hyuna Moon  Citation: Kang, E., Eun, K., Jun, J., Cha, S., & Moon, H. (2019). Care Arrangement and Activities in South Korea: An Analysis of the 2018 Care Work Family Survey on Childcare and Eldercare. Unpublished technical report, Care Work and the Economy Project, Washington, DC. Language: English Publisher: Care Work and the Economy Project [돌봄노동과 경제 프로젝트]
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Qualitative Methodology Report
Citation: Moon, H., Cha, S., Eun, K., Kang, E., & Peng, I. (2021). Qualitative Methodology Report: Methodology and Survey Instruments in Fieldwork for Paid and Unpaid Care Work in Korea. Technical report, Care Work and the Economy Project, Washington, DC.
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