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Curriculum Vitae (9/17/17) Yoshinori Kamo Page 1 Curriculum Vitae (9/17/17) YOSHINORI KAMO Home Address: Business Address: 897 Baird Drive Department of Sociology Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Louisiana State University (225) 767-3694 (voice/fax) Baton Rouge, LA 70803 (225) 405-0349 (cell) (225) 578-5353, 5102 (fax) E-mail Address: [email protected] Japanese Citizen, U.S. Permanent Resident Current Employment: Aug., 1989- Assistant Professor/Associate Professor/Professor Department Chair (2016-current) Director of Graduate Studies (2007-2016) Department of Sociology, Louisiana State University Professional Affiliation: Life Course and Aging Center, Louisiana State University July, 2010-13 Visiting Professor 2015-17 Faculty of Letters, Keio University (Tokyo, Japan) Education: Aug., 1989 Ph.D., Sociology, University of Washington Dissertation title: “Family as a locus of resource allocation, ideology, and power: A comparative study of domestic division of labor in the United States and Japan.” Advisor: Edgar F. Borgatta. Dec., 1985 M.A., Sociology, University of Washington Thesis title: “Determinants of domestic task sharing among married couples.” Advisor: Philip Blumstein. March, 1982 B.A., Sociology, University of Tokyo Senior thesis title: “Introduction to culture and personality: A presentation of conceptual frameworks focusing on family socialization process (Japanese).” Advisor: Akira Takahashi. Research Interests: Marriage and Family (Household structure, marital stability, marital satisfaction, division of household labor, parenthood, work and family, aging, comparative family studies) Race and Ethnicity (Asian studies, African-American studies) Social Stratification (Stratification by class, gender, and race) Research Methods and Social Statistics (Measurement models, structural equation models, and other statistical applications) Japanese Society (Japanese family, sociology in Japan, grass-roots movements in Japan) Sociology of Sports Yoshinori Kamo Page 2 Courses Taught: Sociology of Marriage and Family Graduate Introductory Statistics Undergraduate Social Statistics Multiple Regressions Covariance Structure Analysis Introductory Sociology Contemporary Sociology of Family in the United States (in English and Japanese) Other Teaching Interests: Research Methods Race and Ethnicity Social Stratification Asian American Society Japanese Society Sociology of Sports Sociology of Aging Scholarly Publications: (* denotes student or ex-student) A. Journal Articles: Hori, Makiko* and Yoshinori Kamo. Forth. “Gender Differences in Happiness: The Effects of Marriage, Social Roles, and Social Support in East Asia.” Applied Research in Quality of Life. Chiu, Wei-Cheng*, Mark Schafer, and Yoshinori Kamo. 2016. “Cultural Capital and Academic Performance in Taiwan: The Role of Art Tutoring.” International Journal of Contemporary Sociology 53:135-162. Guan, Win* and Yoshinori Kamo. 2016. “Contextualizing Depression: A Multilevel Network Approach.” Society and Mental Health 6:129-145. Ynalvez, Marcus*, Yoshinori Kamo, Noriko Hara, and Ruby Ynalvez. 2015. “On the transmission of tacit skills in science: Notes on and observations of Japanese doctoral science research training laboratories.” Asia-Pacific Social Science Review 15:168-175. Kamo, Yoshinori, Tammy L. Henderson*, and Karen A. Roberto. 2015. “Hurricane Katrina: Perceptions of older people in a community accepting displaced victims.” Current Psychology 34:551-563. Lin, Ya-Feng* and Yoshinori Kamo. 2015. “A comparative analysis of determinants of birth rates in East Asian and Western countries.” Population Review 54:27-52. Hori, Makiko* and Yoshinori Kamo. 2014. “A multi-level analysis of psychological well-being related to work and family in 33 countries.” Contemporary Perspectives in Family Research 8B:1-25. *Selected for An Outstanding Author Contribution in the 2015 Emerald Literati Network Awards for Excellence Aguilar, Susan M., Marcus A. Ynalvez*, John C. Kilburn*, Noriko Hara, Ruby A. Ynalvez, Kuo- Hua Chen*, and Yoshinori Kamo. 2013. “Research productivity of East Asian scientists: Does cosmopolitanism in professional networking, research collaboration, and scientific conference attendance matter?” Asia-Pacific Social Science Review 13:41-62. Yoshinori Kamo Page 3 Kamo, Yoshinori. 2012. “Marriages in highly stratified Japanese society.” Mita Sociology (in Japanese). Kamo, Yoshinori. 2012. “Sociological analyses of Japanese society in Japan: 2005-2010.” Japanese Journal of Political Science 13:165-190. Kamo, Yoshinori and Makiko Hori*. 2011. “A multi-level analysis of satisfactions with marriage and family in 32 countries.” Japanese Journal of Political Science 12:325-342. *Translated into Japanese as: “A multi-level analysis of satisfactions with marriage and family in 32 countries.” 2013. In Encyclopedia of Information Analysis on Asia: Happiness, Trust, Medicine, Politics, International Relations, and Statistics, edited by Takashi Inoguchi. Tokyo: Nishimura Books. Kamo, Yoshinori, Tammy Henderson*, and Karen Roberto. 2011. “Displaced older adults’ reactions to and coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.” Journal of Family Issues 32:1346-1370. Kamo, Yoshinori and Makiko Hori*. 2011. “Psychological well-being and its correlates in Japan and China.” Asian Economic Review 69:275-290. Chung, Kiseon, Yoshinori Kamo, and Jihye Yi. 2010. “What makes husband and wife satisfied with their marriages: A comparative analysis of Korea and Japan.” Korea Journal of Population Studies 33:133-160. Roberto, Karen A., Tammy L. Henderson*, Yoshinori Kamo, and Brandy Renee McCann. 2010. “Challenges to older women’s sense of self in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.” Health Care for Women International 31:981-996. Henderson, Tammy L.*, Karen A. Roberto, and Yoshinori Kamo. 2010. “Older adults’ responses to Hurricane Katrina: Daily hassles and coping strategies.” Journal of Applied Gerontology 29:48-69. Kamo, Yoshinori. 2010. A Book Review on Gendered Trajectories: Women, Work, and Social Change in Japan and Taiwan by Wei-Hsin Yu, 2009. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. Contemporary Sociology 39:216-218. Kamo, Yoshinori. 2008. A Book Review on Complex Ethnic Households in America, edited by Laurel Schwede, Rae Lesser Blumberg, and Anna Y. Chan, 2006. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield. American Journal of Sociology 114:846-848. Hu, Chiung-Yin* and Yoshinori Kamo. 2007 "The division of domestic labor in Taiwan." Journal of Comparative Family Studies 38: 105-124. Kamo, Yoshinori. 2004. A Book Review on Otoko-no Kanchigai (Misunderstandings by Men), by Satoru Saito, 2004. Tokyo: Mainichi Shimbun Press. Japanese Journal of Addiction and Family. Kamo, Yoshinori. 2004. “Men in transition: Changes in American family.” Japanese Journal of Addiction and Family 21:141-148. Kamo, Yoshinori. 2000. “‘He said, she said’: Assessing discrepancies in husbands’ and wives’ reports on the division of household labor.” Social Science Research 29:459-476. Kamo, Yoshinori. 2000. “Racial and ethnic differences in extended family households.” Sociological Perspectives 43:211-229. Yoshinori Kamo Page 4 Kamo, Yoshinori. 1998. “Sociological determinants of life satisfaction in Japan: Roles of gender, family, and work.” International Journal of Japanese Sociology 7:127-153. Kamo, Yoshinori and Ellen L. Cohen*. 1998. “Division of household work between partners: A comparison of black and white couples.” Journal of Comparative Family Studies 29:131-145. Kamo, Yoshinori and Rebecca L. Warner. 1997. “The effect of children's sex on parent's gender- role attitudes: An extension using Japanese data.” Journal of Comparative Family Studies 28:204-219. Kamo, Yoshinori and Min Zhou. 1994. “Living arrangements of elderly Chinese and Japanese in the United States.” Journal of Marriage and the Family 56:544-558. *Reprinted as: “Living arrangements of elderly Chinese and Japanese in the United States.” In Ageing (Key Issues for the 21st Century), edited by Susan A. McDaniel. London: Sage Publications, 2007. Singelmann, Joachim, Yoshinori Kamo, Alan C. Acock, and Michael D. Grimes. 1994. “Dual- earner families and the division of household labor: A comparative analysis of six industrial societies.” Acta Demographica 5:159-178. Chandler, Timothy D., Yoshinori Kamo, and James Werbel. 1994. “Does delaying marriage and child birth affect earnings?” Social Science Quarterly 75:838-853. Kamo, Yoshinori. 1994. “Division of household work in the United States and Japan.” Journal of Family Issues 15:348-378. Zhou, Min and Yoshinori Kamo. 1994. “An analysis of earnings patterns for Chinese, Japanese, and non-Hispanic whites in the United States.” Sociological Quarterly 35:581-602. Kamo, Yoshinori. 1993. “Determinants of marital satisfaction: A comparison of the United States and Japan.” Journal of Social and Personal Relationships 10:551-568. Kamo, Yoshinori. 1991. “A nonlinear effect of the number of children on the division of household labor.” Sociological Perspectives 34:205-218. Kamo, Yoshinori, Lynn M. Ries, Yvette M. Farmer, David G. Nickinovich, and Edgar F. Borgatta. 1991. “Status attainment revisited: The National Survey of Families and Households.” Research on Aging 13:124-143. Kamo, Yoshinori. 1990. “Husbands and wives living in nuclear and stem family households in Japan.” Sociological Perspectives 33:397-417. Farmer, Yvette M., Lynn M. Ries, David G. Nickinovich, Yoshinori Kamo, and Edgar F. Borgatta. 1990. “The status attainment model and income.” Research on Aging 12:113-132. Nickinovich, David G., Yoshinori Kamo, Yvette M. Farmer, Lynn M. Ries,
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