26/05/2026
【訊息分享 - 2026 陳紹馨社會學講座】
台灣大學社會學系將於5/28(四)舉辦一年一度的陳紹馨社會學講座，歡迎報名參加
【2026 陳紹馨社會學講座📢】
一年一度的陳紹馨講座來囉！這次邀請到來自普林斯頓大學的 James Raymo 教授開講。
本次線上直播僅提供給報名觀眾，不對外公開，所以記得要填寫表單喔！後續亦有 Mini Workshop 及讀書會活動，請各位期待！
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題目：Family and Inequality: “Diverging Destinies” in East Asia
主講者：James Raymo (Professor of Sociology, Princeton University)
主持人：蘇國賢（臺大社會系教授）
時間：2026 年 5 月 28 日（四）12:30-14:00
地點：臺灣大學社會社工系館319室
報名連結：https://forms.gle/Tvf8pZVWacmp3j7f8
＊本演講之線上連結僅提供給報名表單者，不對外公開直播
演講簡介：
在理解東亞地區家庭變遷與社會經濟不平等的樣態時，源自美國與歐洲的理論框架究竟具有多大的適用性？本演講將試圖回應此一問題，透過：（一）綜整一項關於東亞家庭行為中社經差異的合作性文獻回顧；（二）統整數篇近期針對日本家庭人口行為與兒童福祉之社經差異的研究成果。
How relevant are theoretical frameworks developed in the U.S. and Europe for understanding patterns of family change and socioeconomic inequality in East Asia? I seek to address this question by (a) summarizing a collaborative review of socioeconomic differentials in family behavior in East Asia and (b) synthesizing the results of several recent papers on socioeconomic differences in family demographic behavior and children’s well-being in Japan.
講者簡介：
James Raymo 為普林斯頓大學社會學教授暨東亞研究講座教授（Henry Wendt III ’55 Professor of East Asian Studies）。目前亦擔任普林斯頓大學人口研究中心主任（Office of Population Research）、Global Japan Lab 創辦主任，以及普林斯頓大學與東京大學策略合作計畫之學術主持人。
Raymo 為社會人口學者，其研究聚焦於記錄並分析低生育率與人口老化所帶來的人口變遷之成因與可能影響，特別以日本為主要研究場域。其研究主題涵蓋婚姻時機、離婚、經濟衰退與生育率、婚姻與女性健康、單親母親福祉、獨居、家庭變遷與社會不平等、高齡就業與健康，以及高齡健康的區域差異等。
他目前共同主持「東亞人口與不平等研究」國際學術社群，並擔任多個重要學術期刊的編輯委員；曾於 2023 年出任美國人口學會副會長。
James Raymo is Professor of Sociology and Henry Wendt III ’55 Professor of East Asian Studies at Princeton University. At Princeton, he is also the director of the Office of Population Research, the founding director of the Global Japan Lab, and the faculty director of the Strategic Partnership between Princeton and the University of Tokyo.
Raymo is a social demographer whose research focuses on documenting and understanding the causes and potential consequences of demographic changes associated with low fertility and population aging, with a particular focus on Japan. His published research includes analyses of marriage timing, divorce, recession and fertility, marriage and women’s health, single mothers’ well-being, living alone, family change and social inequality, employment and health at older ages, and regional differences in health at older ages. He currently serves as a co-director of the international community of scholars called Research on East Asian Demography and Inequality, on the editorial boards of leading journals, and was as the vice-president of the Population Association of America in 2023.
