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Presentation at the Korean Association of Women’s Studies Fall Conference on “Population Change and the Future of Gender”
2020 Hyuna Moon Citation: Hyuna Moon, “Population Change and the Future of Gender”, Presentation at the Korean Association of Women’s Studies Fall Conference Language: Korean Institution: 2020 Korean Association of Women’s Studies Fall Conference Session for "Aging, Family Changes, Reorganization of Care" Publishing Date: 2020. 11. 14
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Korea's demographic cliff and seeking new directions for inclusive migration policies
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Hyuna Moon, Prospects for the introduction of migrant child care workers and the possibility of a qualification system, The Population Association of Korea - 2021 Conference Planning Session Language: Korean Institution: The Population Association of Korea - 2021 Conference Planning Session Publishing Date: 2021. 11. 27
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How Do They Do It?: Utilizing the Formal Elderly Care Services from the Perspective of Family Caregiver
2021 Seung-Eun Cha Citation: Seung-Eun Cha. 2021. "How Do They Do It? : Utilizing the Formal Elderly Care Services from the Perspective of Family Caregiver" Korea Journal of Population Studies 44(3): 23:-42 DOI: 10.31693/KJPS.2021.09.44.3.23 Language: Korean Publishing Institution: Korea Journal of Population Studies Publication Date: 2021. 09 Keywords: Formal Care, Informal Family Care, Long-term Care Service, Paid Care Service Hours The purpose of this study is to understand how and when families decide to utilize formal care services. This study used data of 499 family caregivers employed from 2018 Korean Elderly and Child Care Family Survey. Based on the logistic regression model results, the study found out that the elderly’s bad health status, the longer duration of caregiving, and the shorter hours of the preferred time of the main caregiver were significantly associated with the rate of using formal care service and the amount of hours used for paid service. Logistic regression analysis revealed that elderly recipients’ LTCI grade, duration of care, preferred amount of care time, other family memeber’s financial and intstrumental support was associated with formal care service utility. Tobit analysis revealed that caregiver’s sex, age, and the amount of actual care hours are significant factors associated with the formal care service utility. If the caregiver was female, relatively young, and spent longer care hours, care service hours were short. However, the hours of use of care services were long if there was financial help from other family members. Results may provide meaningful information in understanding the process and context of coordinating formal care with informal family care.
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Searching for A Possibility of Caring Masculinities: Focusing on the Cases of Male Family Carers
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Moon, Hyuna. 2021 Searching for a Possibility of Caring Masculinities: Focusing on the Cases of Male Family Carers. Journal of Korean Women’s Studies DOI: 10.30719/JKWS.2021.09.37.3.33 Language: Korean Publisher: KOREAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN’S STUDIES Publishing Date: 2021. 09. 30 This paper aims to search for a possibility of caring masculinities based on the experiences of men caring children or elderlies. Male carers are a few in number. Nevertheless, the fact that male carers exist can be a sign of change, a fissure in the hegemonic masculinities. Unlike previous studies which considered male child carers and male elderly carers separately, this paper attempts an integrated approach examining both types of male carers. In other words, this paper seeks to examine a possibility of caring masculinities focusing on the care in a relational sense and not the care distinguished by the types of care receiver. It is too early to say that this fissure in the hegemonic masculinities would lead to an expansion of new caring masculinities and eventually a creation of new masculinity. Be that as it may, with an optimistic but critical examination of the realities faced by male carers and their socio-cultural structures, this paper searches for a possibility of a social change where everyone shares the responsibility of care, not passing the burden from women to men.
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[Korea - Norway Webinar] Gender Equality and Family Policy - "Work-Family Balance in South Korea: An Overview"
Work-Family Balance in South Korea: An Overview. Presenter: Dr. Jiweon Jun - Senior Research Fellow
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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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Presentation at the Korean Association of Women’s Studies Fall Conference on “Population Change and the Future of Gender”
2020 Hyuna Moon Citation: Hyuna Moon, “Population Change and the Future of Gender”, Presentation at the Korean Association of Women’s Studies Fall Conference Language: Korean Institution: 2020 Korean Association of Women’s Studies Fall Conference Session for "Aging, Family Changes, Reorganization of Care" Publishing Date: 2020. 11. 14
Presentations ㆍ
Korea's demographic cliff and seeking new directions for inclusive migration policies
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Hyuna Moon, Prospects for the introduction of migrant child care workers and the possibility of a qualification system, The Population Association of Korea - 2021 Conference Planning Session Language: Korean Institution: The Population Association of Korea - 2021 Conference Planning Session Publishing Date: 2021. 11. 27
Presentations ㆍ
How Do They Do It?: Utilizing the Formal Elderly Care Services from the Perspective of Family Caregiver
2021 Seung-Eun Cha Citation: Seung-Eun Cha. 2021. "How Do They Do It? : Utilizing the Formal Elderly Care Services from the Perspective of Family Caregiver" Korea Journal of Population Studies 44(3): 23:-42 DOI: 10.31693/KJPS.2021.09.44.3.23 Language: Korean Publishing Institution: Korea Journal of Population Studies Publication Date: 2021. 09 Keywords: Formal Care, Informal Family Care, Long-term Care Service, Paid Care Service Hours The purpose of this study is to understand how and when families decide to utilize formal care services. This study used data of 499 family caregivers employed from 2018 Korean Elderly and Child Care Family Survey. Based on the logistic regression model results, the study found out that the elderly’s bad health status, the longer duration of caregiving, and the shorter hours of the preferred time of the main caregiver were significantly associated with the rate of using formal care service and the amount of hours used for paid service. Logistic regression analysis revealed that elderly recipients’ LTCI grade, duration of care, preferred amount of care time, other family memeber’s financial and intstrumental support was associated with formal care service utility. Tobit analysis revealed that caregiver’s sex, age, and the amount of actual care hours are significant factors associated with the formal care service utility. If the caregiver was female, relatively young, and spent longer care hours, care service hours were short. However, the hours of use of care services were long if there was financial help from other family members. Results may provide meaningful information in understanding the process and context of coordinating formal care with informal family care.
Journal Articles ㆍ
Searching for A Possibility of Caring Masculinities: Focusing on the Cases of Male Family Carers
2021 Hyuna Moon Citation: Moon, Hyuna. 2021 Searching for a Possibility of Caring Masculinities: Focusing on the Cases of Male Family Carers. Journal of Korean Women’s Studies DOI: 10.30719/JKWS.2021.09.37.3.33 Language: Korean Publisher: KOREAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN’S STUDIES Publishing Date: 2021. 09. 30 This paper aims to search for a possibility of caring masculinities based on the experiences of men caring children or elderlies. Male carers are a few in number. Nevertheless, the fact that male carers exist can be a sign of change, a fissure in the hegemonic masculinities. Unlike previous studies which considered male child carers and male elderly carers separately, this paper attempts an integrated approach examining both types of male carers. In other words, this paper seeks to examine a possibility of caring masculinities focusing on the care in a relational sense and not the care distinguished by the types of care receiver. It is too early to say that this fissure in the hegemonic masculinities would lead to an expansion of new caring masculinities and eventually a creation of new masculinity. Be that as it may, with an optimistic but critical examination of the realities faced by male carers and their socio-cultural structures, this paper searches for a possibility of a social change where everyone shares the responsibility of care, not passing the burden from women to men.
Journal Articles ㆍ
[Korea - Norway Webinar] Gender Equality and Family Policy - "Work-Family Balance in South Korea: An Overview"
Work-Family Balance in South Korea: An Overview. Presenter: Dr. Jiweon Jun - Senior Research Fellow
Presentations ㆍ
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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