Faculty Information - KAGAWA Mei | Daito Bunka University

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KAGAWA Mei

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology

Job Associate Professor

Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Reseacher number
00514176

Academic background
1.	1995/04～1999/03	Faculty of Economics The University of Tokyo Graduated
2.	1999/04～2001/03	Faculty of Education The University of Tokyo Graduated
3.	2001/04～2003/03	Master Graduate School, Division of Education The University of Tokyo Finished
4.	2003/04～2008/03	Doctorial Graduate School, Division of Education The University of Tokyo Expired with Credits Obtained

Business career
1.	2013/04 ～ 2014/03	Research Assistant
2.	2021/04 ～	Associate Professor

Academic conference
1.	2016/12 ～	RC28 Social Stratification

Books and Papers
1.	Books	Challenges in Japan's education during the COVID-19 pandemic : policies, school practices, and family dynamics 2025
2.	Books	What do students learn in each discipline of the humanities and social sciences? 2025
3.	Books	The Dynamics of Marginalized Youth: Not in Education Employment, or Training Around the World,pp.156-179 2022/03
4.	Books	High School for All in East Asia: Comparing Experiences (Co-authored) 2018/08
5.	Papers	Sequence Analysis of Romance and Marriage: 4 Patterns based on National Representative Panel Data,pp.37-48 (Co-authored) 2025/03/20
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/08/15	Educational Interruptions and Transition to Adulthood:Evidence from Japan (RC28 Summer Meeting)
2.	2019/10	Japanese NEETs: Labor Market Entry Patterns, Birth Cohort and Gender Differences (27th ANNUAL WORKSHOP TRANSITIONS IN YOUTH)
3.	2018/07/19	Declining Birth Rate and Changes in High School Opportunities in Japan (Session of RC04, XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology)
4.	2016/05	Maintaining High School Education in Low-fertility Societies of Japan and Taiwan: The Role of Private Schools (The 22nd Taiwan Forum on Sociology of Education)
5.	2014/07	The Provision and Expansion of High School Education in Post-War Japan (Session of RC04, XVIII ISA World Congress of Sociology)
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