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Ritsumeikan University Researcher Database 日本語>> TOP page TOP page > TSUTSUI Junya （Last updated : 2023-05-17 10:38:37） TSUTSUI Junya Department / Course College of Social Sciences Department of Social Sciences Title / Position Professor Achievement Other Affiliations Profile Academic background Business career Committee and society Research activities Qualification and license Subject of research Research summary Research summary(Photo/Image) Present specialized field research Books Papers Others Academic conference presentation Other research achievements Works Winning science prize Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research -KAKENHI- Competitive grants, etc. (exc. KAKENHI) Achievements of joint.Funded research Acquisition patent Ritsumeikan Research Funding teaching Subject Teaching achievements social activity Activity in society Research exchange preferred theme Others Message Home Page E-Mail Address Department laboratory expense researcher number researchmap Researcher code External Researcher ID Other Affiliations 1. Graduate School of Sociology   Academic background 1. ～1996/03 Doctoral Program (1st Semester) │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Hitotsubashi University │ Completed Master of Arts (Sociology) 2. 2008/06Degree Acquisition │ Hitotsubashi University Ph. D. (Sociology) 3. ～1993/03 Faculty of Social Sciences │ Hitotsubashi University │ Graduated 4. ～1999/03 Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Hitotsubashi University │ Accomplished credits for doctoral program Business career 1. 2014/04/01 Professor │ College of Social Sciences │ Ritsumeikan University 2. 2014/04/01 ～ 2015/03/31 Temporary Lecturer │ Gradue School of Letters │ Kyoto University 3. 2007/10/01 ～ 2008/03/31 │ │ Tedukayama University 4. 2013/04/01 ～ 2013/09/19 Temporary Lecturer │ Gradue School of Sociology │ Kwansei Gakuin University 5. 2009/04/01 ～ 2011/03/31 Temporary Lecturer │ Gradue School of Letters, │ Kyoto University Display All（14） Committee and society 1. 2015/04 ～ 2017/03 Japanese Association for Mathematical Sociology Board member 2. 2014/01 ～ 2017/12 Sociology Editorial board 3. 2013/04 ～ 2015/03 Japanese Association for Mathematical Sociology Board member (Research) 4. 2005 ～ 2008 JGSS/EASS project Member Research activities 1. American Sociological Association 2. Population Association of America 3. Japanese Sociological Association 4. Japan Society of Family Sociology 5. Japanese Association for Mathematical Sociology Display All（8） Research summary Sociology(Theory, Quantitative Analysis), Sociology of Family, Economic Sociology, Work-Life balance I am working on the various sub-fields of sociology. Recent concerns are: marriage, family, organization, welfare regime, female labor, work-life balance. Mainly the quantitative methods are used.=Research theme(1)=This research inquires into the necessary social provision for the "dual career" couple in Japan. Dual career couples are distinct from two-income couple, which is already common in Japan. Present specialized field Sociology (Keyword：Sociology (Theory, Quantitative Analysis), Sociology of Family, Work-life balance, Social Statistics) Books 1. 2019 Work and Family in Japanese Society │ (Sole-authored)   2. 2017/12 Jun Kobayashi, Junya Tsutsui, Masayuki Kanai, Naoki Sudo (eds.) Contemporary Japanese Sociology │ (Co-authored)   3. 2016/11 An Introduction to Panel Survey: Data Collection and Analysis │ (Co-authored)   4. 2016/03 Problems of Post-Industrial Society in East Asia" in Junya Tsutsui, Kwang-Yeong Shin, Haruka Shibata (eds.) Problems of East-Asian Societies in the Post-Industrial Era │ ,pp.2-22 (Co-authored)   5. 2016/03 Privatization and the Mass Media │ ,pp.306-327 (Co-authored)   Display All（22） Papers 1. 2019/11 The Shift in the Distribution of Reward between Husband and Wife: A Sociology of Family Perspective │ Socio-Legal Studies on Family Law │ 35,pp.3-13 (Sole-authored)   2. 2019 Quantitative Sociology and Causal Inference │ Sociological Theory and Method │ 34 (1),pp.35-46 (Sole-authored)   3. 2018 Marital Behavior of Japanese Women since the 1960s │ ,pp.61-76 (Sole-authored)   4. 2016/08 Dual-earner Couple Society as a Solution?: From a Perspective of Studies on Child-birth │ Sociological Theory and Methods │ 31 (6),pp.84-93 (Sole-authored)   5. 2016/07 Female Labor Participation and the Sexual Division of Labor: A Consideration on the Persistent Male-Breadwinner Model │ Japan Labor Review │ 13 (3),pp.80-100 (Sole-authored)   Display All（38） Academic conference presentation 1. 2019/10/18 An Analysis of Mate Selection in Asian Countries using the CAFS Data (International Sociological Association RC06 / Vietnam Sociological Association International Conference) 2. 2017/12/15 Persistent Gender Division of Labor in Japan: its Causes and a Prospect (Korean Sociological Association Annual Meeting) 3. 2016/02/19 Dual-earner Couple Society as a Solution?: Options for East Asian Societies with Lowest-Low Fertility (East Asian Civil Society Dialogue on the Sphere of Intimacy: 4th Hokkaido Dialogue) 4. 2015/12/03 Breakaway from the Choice between Work and Marriage?: A Panel Data Analysis of Willingness to Marry in Japanese Women (International Conference: Education and Reproduction in Low Fertility Settings) 5. 2015/09/18 Toward a Substantial Dual-Earner Society (The Tax Comission) Display All（36） Message 1. Account for SociologySociology is a field which a lay person might have difficulties to understand, compared to the related fields like economics or psychology. This means that we need the further accountability of sociological research. It is not that sociologists pursue the popularity, but rather the readiness to explain what sociologists do in their research; what we sociologists can do for? For this purpose, we have to break down the abstruse theoretical works and make them easy to understand without losing the essentials. We also have to give a simple and clear feedbacks when doing empirical research. A request for accountability of research, however, sometimes leads to a mass production of trivial empirical outcomes. To avoid it, we have to be aware of the tension between doing a substantive research and the accountability of them. Home Page researchmapページ © Ritsumeikan Univ. All rights reserved.