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Care Economies in Context: An Interview with Ito Peng

23 January 2023

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“Ethnocultural long-term care homes in Canada: a place for cultural inheritance and community building”

12 January 2023

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Working precariously within the social welfare system in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic

12 December 2022

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Revisiting the Gender Revolution: Time on Paid Work, Domestic Work, and Total Work in East Asian and Western Societies 1985–2016

1 December 2022

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  • Man-Yee Kan

  • Muzhi Zhou

  • Kamila Kolpashnikova

  • Ekaterina Hertog

  • Shohei Yoda

  • Jiweon Jun

    Researcher

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Gendered Impacts of the COVID-19 in Mongolia: Results from Big Data Research

1 December 2022

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  • Otgontugs Banzragch

    Researcher

  • Manlaibaatar Zagdbazar

  • Uyanga Gankhuyag

  • Delgernaran Tumurtogoo

  • Amarbal Avirmed

  • Davaajargal Davaatsersen

  • Undral Lkhagva

  • Ouyntsetseg Mashir

  • Ganbayar Javkhlan

  • Aruinbat Galbat

Announcements

Call for Papers: International Public Policy Association

24 November 2022

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A Pressure Release Valve: South Korean Long-Term Care Policy as Supplemental to Family Elder Care

21 November 2022

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Care Economies in Context Conference

27 October 2022

Announcements Conferences

Munk School and Queens University join forces for 26th annual International Institute on Social Policy

27 October 2022

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Student Work Policy Briefs

Shifting Patterns and Changing Norms: Shared Parental Leave in Latin America

25 October 2022

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  • Julia Niebles Fernandez

Announcements Awards

Ito Peng is named a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada

6 September 2022

Student Work Think Pieces

Social Protections in a Post-Covid World: Will Neoliberalism Prevail Again?

1 September 2022

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