VITA
KAZUO YAMAGUCHIADDRESS(Home)
5635 S. Harper Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637

December, 2004
(Office)
Department of Sociology
NORC/University of Chicago
1155 East 60th Street
Chicago, IL 60637(773) 256-6324 (at Stouffer Center)
FAX (773) 256-6313
E-mail KYAMAGU@MIDWAY.UCHICAGO.EDU

DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH
August 6, 1946; in Tokyo, JapanNATIONALITYJapan
PERMANENT RESIDENT STATUS
The United States
LANGUAGES SPOKEN AND WRITTEN
English and Japanese
MARITAL STATUS
Married (1978); Two children (1980, 1983)
EDUCATION
Undergraduate: University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan. 1966-71.
Mathematics, B.S. 1971.
Graduate:
University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. 1974-76,
1978-81.
Sociology, M.A. 1979.
Sociology, Ph.D. 1981.
Scholarships and Fellowships:
Japan Scholarship Foundation (Nihon Ikuei Kai) Scholarship,
1962-65, 1966-70.
Japanese Government Scholarship for Officials' Study Abroad(Jinji-in's Komuin Choki Zaigai Kenkyu). 1974-76.
Half-tuition Scholarship, Department of Sociology, The
University of Chicago, 1979-81.
Ph.D. Dissertation:
Committee Members: James S. Coleman (Chairman), Edward O. Laumann,and Dennis P. Hogan.
Title: The Structure of Occupational Mobility.
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago.
July, 1991 - present.
Faculty Research Associate, Population Research Center andOgburn/Stouffer Center, NORC and The University of Chicago.
July, 1991 - present.
Faculty Research Associate, Sloan Center for Work, Family, andChildren, NORC/University of Chicago. July, 1998 - present.
Affiliated Faculty, The Center for East Asian Studies, The Universityof Chicago. July, 1991 - present.

1Visiting Professor, Department of Commerce, Keio University,
Japan, Summer 2004.
Visiting Professor. Department of Sociology and The Interuniversity
Center of Social Theory and Methodology. Utrecht University,
The Netherlands. 2003.
Member, Social Organization of Competition Faculty Board, The
University of Chicago. October, 1993 – 2001.
Visiting Scholar. Graduate School of Economics, Histotsubashi
University, Japan. 2001-02.
Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University ofCalifornia-Los Angeles. July, 1987 - June, 1991.
Affiliated Faculty, Program of Social Statistics, University ofCalifornia-Los Angeles. July, 1988 - June, 1991.
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Universityof California-Los Angeles. July, 1985 - June, 1987.
Assistant Professor, Division of Sociomedical Sciences, School of
Public Health, Columbia University, July, 1983 - June, 1985.
Research Scientist, New York State Psychiatric Institute, August,1982 - June, 1985.
Research Associate, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University,
August, 1982 - June, 1983.
Section Head (Kakari-cho), Labor Force Statistics Division, Bureau of
Statistics, Office of the Prime Minister, Japanese Government.
1976-1978.
Lecturer, Statistical Training Institute, Office of the Prime Minister,
Japanese Government. 1976-1978.
Officer, Economic Statistics Division, Bureau of Statistics, Office of
the Prime Minister, Japanese Government. 1971-1974.
AWARDS AND HONORS
Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize from the University of Chicago for the
doctoral dissertation to honor "constructive and original researchin sociology." 1984.
Elected Member, Sociological Research Association, 1992-present.
Isaac and Viola H. Stern Endowment Fund Research Grant Award,
The University of Chicago. 1998. $8,000.
Abe Fellowship, SSRC, 2001-2002. $98,000.
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, $35,000, 2001
recipient; Used in 2002-2003.
Highly-Cited Scholar, Social Science General Category, The Institute of
Scientific Information. 2003. One of the top 250 individuals mosthighly cited during 1980-1999 in Social Sciences, generalcategory.
GRANTS
National Science Foundation Grant
1. "Entry into and Exit From Family Roles", 1990-1992.
Grant #: SES-9008163. $46,000
2. "Mover-Stayer Models for the Analysis of Event-History Data in
Social Science Research," 1996-1998. Grant # SBR-9515341.
$123,794.
3. "Some Latent-Class Models for Controlling for Selection Biasin Covariate Effects in Event-History Analysis." 1999-2001.
Grant # SBR-9904948. $110,000.
4. “Development of Specific Regression Models Involving LatentClasses in Social Research.” 2003-2005.
Grant # SES-0314705. $145,000.

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The University of Chicago, Social Science Division
Research Grant
1991-1992. $5,000.
1992-1993. $5,000.
1993-1994. $5,000.
1994-1995. $5,000.
1995-1996. $5,000.
The University of Chicago, Social Science Division
Incentive Grant
1996-1997. $3,000.
The Alfred P. Sloan Center for the Studies of Parents, Workand Children
1/9 summer salary, parttime research assistantshipand travel and lodging expenses to attend theannual Sloan Center Conference on Families.
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2003-2004
A grant for substituting my teaching obligations (two courses)
in the Spring quarter, 2004. $30,000.
Biometic Research Support Grant University of Chicago (Funds
from the National Institute of Health, PHS 2 507 RR-07029-26)
for project titled "Sequence Modeling of Events."
1991-1992. $2,500.
The Center for East Asian Studies Research and Travel Grant,
University of Chicago.
1991-1992. $3,500.
1992-1993. $3,460.
1993-1994. $5,000.
1994-1995. $5,000.
1995-1996. $5,000.
1996-1997. $5,000.
1997-1998. $5,000.
1998-1999. $5,000.
1999-2000. $5,000.
2000-2001. $5,000.
2001-2002. $5,000.
2002-2003. $5,000.
2003-2004. $5,000.
Sasakawa Foundation Grant, UCLA
(1) for research project entitled "Determinants of
Changes in the Structure of Occupational Mobility in Japan:
1955-1975." 1987-1988. $5,000.
(2) for research project entitled "Inter-firm Job Mobility inJapan." 1989-1990. $4,600.
(3) for research project entitled "Job Mobility and Status
Attainment in Japan." $3,450. 1990-1991.
UCLA Academic Senate Grant. 1985-86, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91.
$3,000-3,600/per year.
ISOP Small Grant, UCLA for research project entitled "Inter-firm Mobility
in Japan." 1989-1990. $1,150.

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Sasakawa Foundation Grant, UCLA (with Oscar Grusky) for research exchangewith Department of Sociology, Sophia University, Japan:1988-1989.
$1,910.
Spencer Foundation Grant through UCLA for research project entitled"Transition from School to Work in the United States and Japan."
1985-1986. $3,000.
EDITORIAL, REVIEW, AND RELATED SERVICES
1. Editorial Board Membership and Associate Editorship
Advisory Editor, Sociological Methodology. 1994-2003.
Consultant, Sociological Methodology, 1984-86, 1988-2003.
Associate Editor, American Journal of Sociology, 1992-94. 1997-99.
2003-04.
Editorial Board, American Journal of Sociology, 1991-2004.
Consulting Editor, American Journal of Sociology, 1986-88.
Editorial Board, Sociological Methods & Research, 1991-99.
Guest Associate Editor, Journal of the American Statistical Association,
December issue, 1991.
Special-issue Guest Editor, Sociological Methods & Research. August
issue, 1995. The special issue: Loglinear and Logmultiplicative
Models: Some New Directions.
Editorial Board, Rationality and Society. 1995-2004.
2. Journals/organizations served as an ad hoc reviewer and the years ofservice
American Journal of Sociology, 1978-2004.
Sociological Methodology, 1983-86, 1988-2003.
American Sociological Review, 1988-98, 2004.
Sociological Methods & Research, 1988, 1990-99.
Demography, 1989-90, 1995-96, 1999, 2001.
Rationality and Society, 1994-97, 1999-2000.
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1990-91, 1994, 1996.
Social Forces, 1991, 1993-94.
Psychometrika, 1991, 1993.
Social Psychology Quarterly, 1992, 1996-98.
Sociological Perspectives, 1986, 1990.
Administrative Science Quarterly, 1988.
American Journal of Epidemiology, 1988.
Sociological Forum, 1988.
Social Science Journal, 1991.
Journal of Educational Statistics, 1992.
Sociological Theory and Methods (理論と方法), 1996-98.
European Sociological Review, 1998.
Social Science Research, 1999.
Statistics in Medicine, 1999-2003.
Journal of Mathematical Sociology, 2000.
Economic Development and Cultural Change. 2000.
Journal of the Japan Statistical Society. 2001.
Social Networks. 2001-2002.
European Journal of Population. 2001-2002.
Journal of Marriage and the Family. 2003.
Dutch Science Foundation. 2003.
3. The U.S. Government
Ad hoc reviewer, National Science Foundation grants, 1989-91, 1996.
Review Committee for a Research Center Proposal, National Instituteon Drug Abuse. 1988 (twice).
Review Committee for P30 Population Research Center Grant Proposals.
NICHD. 1995.

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Review Committee for R24 Population Research Center Grant Proposals.
NICHD. 2001.
Review Panel Member, National Science Foundation, Methodology,
Measurement, and Statistics Program in the Division of Social andEconomic Sciences, 2002-04.
OFFICE IN THE PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
Council, Methodology Section, The American Sociological Association.
1993-96.
Council, Mathematical Sociology Section, The American Sociological
Association. 1997-99.
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCES AND COMMITTEE SERVICES
Member, Paul Lazardfeld Award Nomination Committee, Methodology
Section, The America Sociological Association, 1996-97.
Member, Section Award Committee, Mathematical Sociology Section, The
American Sociological Association. 1999-2000.
Member, Senior Faculty Search Committee in the Area of Demography,
Family, and Social Psychology, 1999-2001. The University of
Chicago.
Administrative Committee, Department of Sociology, University of
Chicago. 1993-00.
Chair, Methodology Requirement Committee, Department of Sociology,
University of Chicago, 1992-00.
Chair, Preliminary Examination for Social Stratification, Department
of Sociology, University of Chicago, 1992-2004.
Chair, Admission and Award Committee, Department of Sociology,
The University of Chicago, 1998-2000.
Chair, Committee on the 2003 Coleman Lecture in the Division ofSocial Sciences.
Member, Methodolgy Requirement Committee, Department of Sociology,
The University of Chicago, 00-04.
Member, Faculty Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology,
University of Chicago, 2003-04.
Member, Admission and Award Committee, Department of Sociology,
University of Chicago, 1996-98.
Committee on Mathematics in Social Sciences College Division,
University of Chicago, 1995-97.
Committee on Divisional Prize for the Best Ph.D. Dissertation,
Social Science Division, University of Chicago. 1996-97.
Chair, Committee on the Visiting Professor of Rational Choice Theory,
Department of Sociology, University of Chicago. 1996-97.
Century Fellowship Award Committee, Division of Social Sciences,
The University of Chicago, 1993-95.
Committee on the selection of Susan Colver Rosenberger Prize,
Department of Sociology, University of Chicago. 1993-94.
Personnel Committee, Department of Sociology, University of
Chicago, 1991-94. 2002-2004.
Methods Committee, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago,
1991-02.
Member, Committee for Preliminary Examination for Social Stratification,
Department of Sociology, University of Chicago, 1992-2004.
Award Committee, The Center for East Asian Studies, the University of
Chicago, 1991-94.
Director, Quantitative Sociology Area, Department of Sociology, UCLA.
1989-90.

5Organizer of colloquia, Quantitative Sociology Area, Department of
Sociology, UCLA. 1987-88, 1989-90.
The Advisory Committee for the Program in Social Statistics, UCLA.
1987-1991.
Advisory Committee, UCLA/Japan Research and Exchange Program. 1986-91.
Faculty Advisory Committee for the Institute of Social Science Research,
UCLA. 1986-89.
Search Committee on Professor of Social Statistics, UCLA. 1986-87.
Graduate Curriculum and Advisement Committee, Department of Sociology,
UCLA. 1985-86, 1989-1990.
Award and Admission Committee, Department of Sociology, UCLA. 1986-89.
Search Committee on Japan Specialist, Department of Sociology, UCLA.
1988-89.
Review committee for Sasakawa Foundation grant proposals, UCLA.
1986-87, 1988-90.
Review Committees for senior faculty recruitment and promotions,
UCLA: 2 in 1986-87, 2 in 1987-88, 2 in 1988-89, 2 in 1989-90.
(5 for recruitment and 3 for promotions). (Department serviced
includes Sociology, Psychology, and Biostatistics)
Review Committees for senior faculty recruitment, promotions, andjoint appointment. University of Chicago: 1 in 1992, 1 in 1995, 1 in
1997, 1 in each year 1999-02(Department served includes Sociology and
Education.)
Head (kakari-cho), Sampling Section, Labor Force Statistics Division,
Bureau of Statistics, Office of the Prime Minister, Japanese
Government. 1976-78.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES AS ORGANIZERS, PRESIDERS, DISCUSSANTS, AND
SEMINARS SPEAKERS IN THE PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Discussant, Methodology Section Session. The 2002 Annual Meetings of
the American Sociological Association. Chicago, IL.
Panel Discussant, Session on the Prospects for Social Stratification
Research. The 2001 Annual Meetings of the Japanese Associationof Mathematical Sociology. March, 2002. Tokyo, Japan.
Panel Discussant, Session on the Present Problems of SociologicalResearch. The 2001 Annual Meetings of the Japanese SociologicalSociety. November, 2001. Tokyo, Japan.
Panel Discussant, Mathematical Sociology Section Panel Discussion
Session on the Interplay of Mathematical Models and Methodology.
The 2001 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,
Anaheim, CA. August, 2001.
Discussant, Statistical Demography Session. The 2000 Annual
Meeting of the Population Association of America. Los Angeles.
Organizer, presider, and discussant, Theory Section Mini Conference
Section III. The 1998 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, San Francisco, CA.
Presider and discussant, Quantitative Methodology Session. The 1996
Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,
New York, New York.
Speaker, Didactic Seminar on Hazard Rate Methods and Event History
Analysis. The 1993 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, Miami, Florida.
Organizer and presider of a session on Statistical Demography.
The 1993 Annual Meetings of the Population Association of America,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Presider and discussant, a Methodology Section session. The 1990 Annual
Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Washington D.C.
Organizer of Methodology Section sessions. The 1989 Annual Meetings of
the American Sociological Association. San Francisco, California.

6Co-organizer of Methodology Section sessions. The 1988 Annual Meetingsof the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, Georgia.
Presider, a Methodology Section session. The 1988 Annual Meetings of
the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, Georgia.
Co-chair of a roundtable discussion on "Teenage pregnancy" in the
program for the Population Section at the Annual Meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, New York, 1986.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS (EXCLUDING INVITED
LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS)
A review for hiring a tenured professor, Department of Sociology,
Columbia University.
A review for a candidate for the Spinoza Prize, Dutch National Science
Foundation, 2004.
A review for a promotion to a full professor, Department of Sociology,
Johns Hopkins University, 2003,
A review for hiring of a tenured professor, Department of Sociology,
Stanford University. 2002.
A review for a promotion of an assistant professor to an associate
Professor with tenure, Department of Sociology, The University of
Wisconsin, Madison. 2002.
A review for hiring of an official fellow, Department of Sociology,
Nuffield College, Oxford University. 2002.
A review for hiring of a tenured professor, Department of Sociology,
The Ohio State University. 2002.
A review for hiring of a tenured professor, a joint appointment for
the Department of Sociology and the Center for Japanese Studies,
The University of Michigan. 2002.
A review for hiring of the Chair of Social Statistics, Department of
Sociology and Demography, University of Montreal, Canada. 2001.
A review for hiring of a tenured professor, Department of Sociology,
The State University of New York at Albany. 2001.
A review for a hiring of a tenured associate professor, Department of
Sociology, The University of Minnesota. 1999.
A review for a hiring of a tenured associate professor, Department of
Sociology, The University of Maryland. 1998.
A tenure review for an assistant professor in the Sociology
Department of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
1998.
A review for a promotion to full professorship at the Walter A.
Haas School of Business, University of California at
Berkeley. 1998.
A tenure review for an assistant professor the Sociology Departmentof Johns Hopkins University. 1997.
A review for a hiring of a tenured professor, Department of
Sociology, Columbia University. 1997.
A tenure review for an assistant professor in the Sociology Departmentof the University of Iowa. 1996.
A review for a hiring of a tenured professor, Department of
Sociology, University of California, Irvine. 1996.
A tenure review for an assistant professor in the Sociology Departmentof the University of Iowa. 1994.
A review for a professor in the Sociology Department of the UCLA
regarding his promotion to step VI (distinguished-service)professor. 1993.
A tenure review for an assistant professor in the Sociology Departmentof Cornell University. 1993.
A tenure review for an assistant professor in the Sociology Departmentof the University of Wisconsin. 1992.

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AREAS OF RESEARCH INTEREST
1. Quantitative Methodology (Event-History Models, Models for Panel Data,
and Models for Categorical Data)
2. Theories and Models of Rational/Purposive Social Action
3. Life Course and Occupational Career
4. Demography of Family and Employment
5. Social Stratification and Mobility
6. Social Network and Exchange
7. Diffusion Processes & Network Diffusion
8. Contemporary Japanese Society
9. Epidemiology of Drug Abuse; Longitudinal
Analysis of Drug-Use History
COURSES TAUGHT AT UCLAFor undergraduates
1) Interpretation of Quantitative Data (Sociology 18)
2) Social Stratification (Sociology 123)
3) Japanese Society (Sociology 189)
4) Statistical and Computer Methods for Social Sciences (Sociology 113)For Graduates
1) Analysis of Categorical Data (Sociology 242)
2) Intermediate Statistical Methods I-II (Sociology 210A-B)
3) Selected Topics on Japanese Society (Sociology 277)
4) Event History Analysis (Sociology 219B)
5) Seminar on Mathematical Sociology (Sociology 281)
COURSES TAUGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGOFor undergraduates
1) Social Stratification (Sociology 213)
2) Japanese Society (Sociology 273)
3) Mathematical Models of Purposive Social Action (Sociology 282)
4) Statistical and Computer Methods for Social Sciences (Sociology 270)
5) Rational Foundations of Social Theory (Sociology 259)
For graduates
1) Statistical Methods - II (Sociology 305)2) Loglinear Analysis (Sociology 402)
3) Event History Analysis - I (Sociology 403)
4) Event History Analysis - II (Sociology 404)
5) Advanced Loglinear and Logbilinear Analysis (Sociology 406)
6) Social Stratification (Sociology 320)
7) Japanese Society (Sociology 370)
8) Mathematical Models of Purposive Social Action (Sociology 382)
9) Rational Foundations of Social Theory (Sociology 324)
10) Latent Class Models and Finite Mixture Models.
CURRENT MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION
1. American Sociological Association
1.1 Methodology Section
1.2 Population Section
1.3 Rational Choice Section
1.4 Mathematical Sociology Section
1.5 Economic Sociology Section (in formation)
2. Population Association of America
3. American Statistical Association
3.1 Social Statistics Section
4. International Sociological Association
4.1 Research Committee on Social Stratification (RC 28)
4.2 Research Committee on Logic and Methodology (RC 33)
4.3 Research Committee on Rational Choice (RC 45)

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6. Sociological Research Association (Elected)
PAST MEMBERSHIP
1. American Association for the Advancement of Science
2. Sigma Xi
3. Japan Sociological Society
4. Columbia University Seminar on Japan
5. Asia and Asian America Section of the American Sociological
Association
6. Organization and Occupation Section of the American Sociological
Association
7. Southern California Seminar on Japan
8. UCLA Law Colloquium on Japan
ARTICLES PUBLISHED OR IN PRESS
A1. Mizutani, Hiroshi and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1978. "On the Use of Social
Activity Scores for the Analysis of Data from Basic Survey on
Social Life." (In Japanese) Bureau of Statistics Research Memoir
32: 1-36.
A2. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1980. "A Mathematical Model of Friendship Choice
Distribution." Journal of Mathematical Sociology: 261-287.
A3. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1983. "The Structure of Intergenerational
Occupational Mobility: Generality and Specificity in Resources,
Channels and Barriers." American Journal of Sociology 88: 718-745.
A4. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1983. "Impermeability and Distance: A Method for
the Analysis of Some Structural Characteristics Underlying Social
Processes." In S. Leinhardt (Ed.) Sociological Methodology
1983-1984: 225-247.
A5. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1984. "Inequality of Occupational Opportunity: An
Analysis of Components and Trends Using Information-Theoretic
Measures." In D.Treiman and R.V.Robinson (Eds.) Research in Social
Stratification and Mobility 3: 93-121.
A6. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1984. "Patterns of Drug Usefrom Adolescence to Young Adulthood-II. Sequences of Progression."
American Journal of Public Health 74: 668-672.
A7. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1984. "Patterns of Drug Usefrom Adolescence to Young Adulthood-III. Predictors ofProgression." American Journal of Public Health 74: 673-681.
A8. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1985. "On the Resolution ofRole Incompatibility: A Life Event History Analysis of Family
Roles and Marijuana Use." American Journal of Sociology 90:
1284-1325.
A9. Kandel, Denise B. and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1985. "Developmental Patternsof the Use of Legal, Illegal and Medically Prescribed Psychotropic
Drugs from Adolescence to Young Adulthood." In C.L.Jones and
R.J. Battjes (Eds.) Etiology of Drug Abuse: Implications forPrevention. Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse:
193-235.
A10. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Kandel, Denise B. 1985. "Dynamic Relationships
Between Premarital Cohabitation and Illicit Drug Use: An Event
History Analysis of Role Selection and Role Socialization."
American Sociological Review 50: 530-46.
A11. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1986. "Alternative Approaches to Unobserved
Heterogeneity in the Analysis of Repeatable Events." In
N.B.Tuma (Ed.) Sociological Methodology, Vol. 16: 213-249.
A12. Kandel, Denise B., Mark Davies, Daniel Karus, and Kazuo Yamaguchi.
1986. "The Consequences in Young Adulthood of Adolescent Drug
Involvement: An Overview." Archives of General Psychiatry 43:
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A13. Kandel, Denise B and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1987. "Job Mobility andIllicit Drug Use: An Event-History Analysis." American Journal of
Sociology 92: 836-878.
A14. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1987. "Drug Use and Other
Determinants of Premarital Pregnancy and Its Outcome: A Dynamic
Analysis of Competing Life Events." Journal of Marriage andthe Family 49:257-270.
A15. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1987. "Models for Comparing Mobility Tables:
Toward Parsimony and Substance." American Sociological Review 52:
482-494.
A16. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1987. "Event-History Analysis: Its Contributions
to Modeling and Causal Inference." Sociological Theory and Methods
2: 61-82.
A17. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1989. "Log-Quadratic Models for the Analysis ofGuttman Scales and Their Status Correlates." Quality & Quantity
23:21-38.
A18. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1989. "A Formal Theory for Male-Preferring
Stopping Rules of Childbearing: Sex Differences in Birth Orderand in the Number of Siblings" Demography 26: 451-465.
A19. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1990. "Drug Use and Its Social Covariates fromthe Period of Adolescence to Young Adulthood: Implications from
Longitudinal Studies." Pp.125-143 in Mark Galenter (ed.) Recent
Developments in Alcoholism, Vol. 8. New York: Plenum.
A20. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1990. "Homophily and Social Distance in the
Choice of Multiple Friends: An Analysis Based on Conditionally
Symmetric Log-Bilinear Association Models" Journal of the American
Statistical Association 85:356-366.
A21. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1990. "Logit and Multinomial Logit Models for
Discrete-Time Event-History Analysis: A Causal Analysis ofDiscrete-State Interdependent Processes" Quality & Quantity 24:
323-341.
A22. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1990. "Some Models for the Analysis of Asymmetric
Association in Contingency Tables Having Ordered Categories."
In C.C. Clogg (ed.) Sociological Methodology, Vol. 20:
181-211.
A23. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1992. "Categorical Models" Encyclopedia ofEducational Research. Sixth Edition. New York: Macmillan.
A24. Kandel, Denise B., Kazuo Yamaguchi and Kevin Chou. 1992. "Stages ofProgression in Drug Involvement from Adolescence to Adulthood:
Further Evidence for the Gateway Theory." Journal of Studies of
Alcohol 53, 447-457.
A25. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1992. "Accelerated Failure-Time Regression
Models with a Regression Model of Surviving Fraction: An
Application to the Analysis of 'Permanent Employment' in Japan."
Journal of the American Statistical Association 87: 284-292.
A26. Treiman, Donald J. and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1993. "Trends in
Educational Attainment in Japan." Pp. 229-250 In Y. Shavit and
H. Blossfeld (eds.), Persistent Inequality. Changing Educational
Attainment in Thirteen Counties. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.
A27. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1993. "Modeling Time-Varying Effects ofCovariates in Event History Analysis Using Statistics from theSaturated Hazard Rate Model." In P.V. Marsden (ed.) Sociological
Methodology, Vol. 23: 279-317.
A28. Kandel, Denise B. and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1993. "From Beer to Crack:
Developmental Patterns of Drug Involvement." American Journal of
Public Health 83: 851-855.
A29. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1993. "Marital Homophily
and Illicit Drug Use Among Young Adults: Assortative Mating orMarital Influence?" Social Forces 72: 505-528.

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A30. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1994. "The Flow of Information through Social
Network: Diagonal-free Measures of Inefficiency and theStructural Determinants of Inefficiency." Social Networks 16:
57-86.
A31. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1994. "Some Accelerated Failure-Time Regression
Models Derived from Diffusion Process Models: An Application toa Network Diffusion Analysis." In P.V. Marsden (ed.) Sociological
Methodology, Vol. 24: 267-300.
A32. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Linda Ferguson. 1995. "The Stopping and Spacingof Childbirths and Their Birth-History Predictors: Rational-Choice
Theory and Event-History Analysis." American Sociological Review.
60: 272-98.
A33. Hser, Yih-Ing, Kazuo Yamaguchi, Jane Chen and, M. Douglas Anglin.
1995. "Relapse to Narcotics Addiction: An Event-History Analysis ofIntervention Effects." Evaluation Review 19: 123-140.
A34. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1996. "Power in the Network of Substitutable/Complementary Exchange Relations: A Rational-Choice Modeland an Analysis of Power Centralization." American Sociological
Review 61: 308-32.
A35. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1996. "Some Loglinear Fixed-Effect Latent-Trait
Markov-Chain Models: An Application to a Dynamic Analysis of
Personal Efficacy under the Influence of Divorce/Widowhood."
In A. Raftery (ed.), Sociological Methodology, Vol. 26: 39-78.
A36. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1996. "Parametric Event
Sequence Analysis: Racial/Ethnic Differences in Patterns ofDrug-Use Progression." Journal of American Statistical Association
91:1388-99
A37. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1997. "The Influences of
Spouses' Behavior and Marital Dissolution on Marijuana Use:
Causation or Selection?" Journal of Marriage and the Family 59:
22-36.
A38. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1997. "Some Cumulative Logit Models for Panel-Data
Analysis: A Dynamic Analysis of Personal Efficacy." Quality and
Quantity 31: 287-304.
A39. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "女性における性別役割意識と社会階層、
職歴、ライフスタイルとの関連" (Gender-Role Attitudes and Their
Association with Social Strata, Occupational Career and Life Styles
among Women) . Pp. 123-55 in Y. Sato (ed.), Report of the Social
Stratification and Mobility Survey, Vol 3: Social Mobility
and Career Analysis. Committee of the 1995 SSM: Tokyo, Japan.
A40. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "Rational-Choice Theories of Anticipatory
Socialization and Anticipatory Nonsocialization."
Rationality and Society 10: 163-99. This paper is also
included in Central Currents in Social Theory: The Roots ofSociological Theory 1700-2000, edited by Raymond Boudon and Mohamed
Cherkaoiu. London: Sage. 2000.
A41. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "Mover-Stayer Models For Analyzing Event
Nonoccurrence and Event Timing with Time-Dependent Covariates:
An Application to An Analysis of Remarriage." In A. Raftery (ed.),Sociological Methodology 1998, Vol. 28: 327-61.

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A42. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "消え行く少数派：生涯未就業女性の歴史的減少とその決定要因について"(Disappearing Minority: Historical Decreasein Women's Permanent Labor-Force Nonparticipation in Japan and
Its Determinants.)
Pp. 19-51 in 職業キャリアとライフコースの日米比較研究(Japan-U.S. Comparative Studies of Occupational Career andLife Course). Tokyo, Japan: Japan Institute of Labour.
A43. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "続き行く職歴中断：結婚や出産・育児による離転職率の歴史的変化とその決定要因について." (Continuing Major
Disruption: Historical Change in the Rate of Job separation Due toMarriage or Childbirth/Childcare among Japanese Women and Its
Determinants.) (In Japanese). Pp. 55-92 in 職業キャリアとライフコースの
日米 比較研究 (Japan-U.S. Comparative Studies of Occupational Careerand Life Course). Tokyo, Japan: Japan Institute of Labour.
A44. Kandel, Denise B. and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1998. "Developmental
Stages of Involvement in Substance Use." Pp. 50-74 in Sourcebook
on Substance Abuse:Etiology, Epidemiology, Assessment, andTreatment, edited by P.J. Ott, R.E. Tarter, R.T. Ammerman and
P.J. Ott (Eds.). Needham Heights, Massachusetts:Allyn and Bacon.
A45. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "混合交換ネットワークにおける勢力分布について" (Power in Mixed Exchange Networks).
Sociological Theory and Methods (理論と方法) 13:137-153.
A46. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Lei Jin. 1999. "Event History Analysis in Human
Developmental Research." P.319-339 in R.K. Sibereisen and A. vonEye. (eds.), Growing Up in Times of Social Change. Berlin & New
York: Walter De Gruyter.
A47. Buskens, Vincent and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1999. "A New Method forInformation Diffusion in Heterogeneous Social Networks." In M.P.
Becker and M.E, Sobel (Eds.), Sociological Methodology 1999,
Vol. 29: 281-325.
A48. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "既婚女性の性別役割意識と階層：
日米比較. " (Gender-Role Attitudes of Married
Women and Social Stratification: A Japan-US Comparison.)."Japanese Sociological Review 50: 231-51.
A49. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "Power in Mixed Exchange Networks: A
Rational-Choice Model." Social Networks 22: 93-121.
A50. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "Rationality of Initiators andRationality of Threshold-Based Behavior of Followers in Collective
Action: Insight From Non-Expected Utility Models." Rationality andSociety 12:185-225.
A51. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "Multinomial Logit Latent-Class Regression
Models: An Analysis of the Predictors of Gender-Role Attitudes among
Japanese Women." American Journal of Sociology 105: 1702-40.
A52. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "Gender-Role Attitudes of Married
Women and Social Stratification: Commonality and Differences
Between Japan and the United States." International Journalof Sociology 30: 52-89.
A53. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "イベントヒストリー分析（１）" (Event History
Analysis (1)), 統計 (Statistics) 52(9): 74-79.
A54. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "イベントヒストリー分析（２） " (Event History
Analysis (2)), 統計 (Statistics ) 52(10): 70-75.
A55. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "イベントヒストリー分析（３） " (Event History
Analysis (3)), 統計 (Statistics ) 52(11): 73-78.
A56. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "イベントヒストリー分析（４） " (Event History
Analysis (4)), 統計 (Statistics ) 52(12): 73-78.
A57. Kandel, Denise B. and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 2002. "Stages of Drug

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Involvement in the U.S. Population." Pp. 65-89 in Denise
B. Kandel (ed.), Stages and Pathways of Drug Involvement :Examining the Gateway Hypothesis. Cambridge University Press.
A58. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 2002. "Loglinear
Sequence Analyses: Gender and Racial/Ethnic Differences inDrug Use Progression." Pp. 187-222 in Denise B. Kandel (ed.),Stages and Pathways of Drug Involvement : Examining the
Gateway Hypothesis. Cambridge University Press.
A59. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "Stages of Drug-Use Progressions: A
Comparison of Methods, Concepts, and Operationalizations."
Pp. 270-86 in Denise B. Kandel (ed.), Stages and Pathways of Drug
Involvement: Examining the Gateway Hypothesis. Cambridge University
Press.
A60. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（５）" (Event History
Analysis (5)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(1): 68-73.
A61. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（6）" (Event History
Analysis (6)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(2): 65-70.
A62. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（7）" (Event History
Analysis (7)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(3): 69-74.
A63. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（8）" (Event History
Analysis (8)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(4): 73-78.
A64. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（9）" (Event History
Analysis (9)), 統計 (Statistics) 53(5): 55-60.
A65. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（10）" (Event History
Analysis (10)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(6): 69-74.
A66. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "The Structural and Behavioral
Characteristics of the Smallest-World Phenomenon: Minimum Distance
Networks." Social Networks 24: 161-82.
A67. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. “Regression Models with Parametrically
Weighted Explanatory Variables.” In. R.M. Stolzenberg (ed.),Sociological Methodology 2002. Vol. 32. 219-45.
A68. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（11）" (Event History
Analysis (11)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(7): 58-63.
A69. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（12）" (Event History
Analysis (12)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(8): 63-68.
A70. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Yantao Wang. 2002. “Class Identificationof Married Working Women and Men in America.” American Journalof Sociology. 108:440-75.
A71. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（13）" (Event History
Analysis (13)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(9): 61-65.
A72. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（14）" (Event History
Analysis (14)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(10). 66-71.
A73. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "イベントヒストリー分析（15）" (Event History
Analysis (15)), 統計 (Statistics ) 53(11). 55-60.
A74. Kazuo Yamaguchi, 2002. “アメリカの世論調査：先代ブッシュ政権崩壊の謎を世論調査のパネルデータ分析から解く “ （Public Opinion Research in
America: Soliving the Cause of the Former Bush Adminstration’s
Collapse from a Panel-Data Analysis of Public Opinions“世論（Public Opinions）90: 30-37.
A75. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “米国から見た社会調査の困難.” (The Difficulty ofSocial Research from an American Research Perspective.” Japanese
Review of Sociology 53:4): 552-565.
A76. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “A Liang-Zeger Method For Dyadic
Interdependence in the Analysis of Social Networks." In R.M.

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Stolzenberg (ed.), Sociological Methodology 2003. Vol. 33:343-380.
A77. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “Accelerated Failure-Time Mover-Stayer
Regression Models for the Analysis pf Last-Episode Data.” In R.M.
Strolzenberg (ed.), Sociological Methodology. Vol 33: 81-110.
A78. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2004. “パネルデータの長所とその分析方法：常識の誤りについて （The Merits and Methods of Panel Data Analyses: Some
Misunderstanding in the Common-Sense Knowledge）” Japanese Journal ofHousehold Economics 62:50-58.
A79. Yamaguchi, Kazuo.
SUMMARY OF RESEARCH ARTICLE PUBLICATIONS (Including one forthcoming article)
Solo/firstauthorship
Refereed journals and serials
Sociological Methodology
American Journal of Sociology
American Sociological Review
JASA (J. of the American Statistical Association)
Quality and Quantity
Social Networks
American J. of Public HealthJ. of Marriage & the Family
Rationality and Society
Sociological Theory & Methods
Japanese Sociological Review
Social Forces
Demography
J. of Mathematical Sociology
International J. of Sociology
Research in Stratification & Mobility

世論（Public Opinions）

10
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1

2nd
author-ship

3rd/4thauthor
-ship

1
1

11
5
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1

1

Japanese Journal of Household Economics 1

Evaluation Review
J. of Studies of Alcohol
Archive of General Psychiatry

Total

1

1
1
1

Invited papers in journals
統計 (Statistics)
Chapters in Books

15
8

5

Total

67

10

1
1
1

15
13
1

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OTHER PUBLICATIONS: COMMENTS, REPLIES, PUBLICATIONS IN THE PROCEEDINGS,AND EDITOR'S INTRODUCTIONS, ETC.
C1. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Reply." 1990. Demography: 655-656.
C2. Yih-Ing Hser and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1994. "Relapse to Narcotics,
Addiction, An Event-History Analysis of Intervention Effects."
The Proceedings of the 1994 American Statistical Association,
Social Statistics Section.
C3. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1995. "Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue
on Loglinear and Logmultiplicative Models." Sociological Methods
and Research 24: 3-6.
C4. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1997. "Reply: The Logic of the New Theory and
Misrepresentations of the Logic." American Sociological Review 62:
838-841.
C5. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "Comment: Some Alternative Ways to Formulate
Regression-Type Models for Three-Way Contingency Table Analysis to14

Enhance the Interpretability of Results." In Raftery (ed.)
Sociological Methodology 1998. Vol. 28: 237-47.
C6. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "社会的アイデンティティーとジェンダー：山口一男教授講演会とシンポジウム (Social Identity and Gender: Lecture ofProfessor Kazuo Yamaguchi and Symposium)." 人間研究 (Journal of
Human Studies 37: 86-90 (summary of lecture), 95-100 (rejoinder todiscussants).
C7. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2004. “Obtaining Accurate Measures of Time Use
From the ESM: Commentary,” in. B. Schneider and L. Waite (eds.)
Being Together, Working apart: Dual Career Families and the Work-Life
Balance. Cambridge, U.K.: Cambridge University Press.
BOOKS
Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1991. Event History Analysis.

Sage Publications.

BOOK REVIEWS
R1. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1983. A review of The Inheritance of Inequality,
by Leonard Broom et al., American Journal of Sociology 88: 1063-64.
R2. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1985. A review of Heritage of Endurance: Patterns
and Delinquency Formation in Urban Japan, by Hiroshi Wagatsuma
and George A. DeVos, Contemporary Sociology, 14: 191-92.
PREPRINTS OF WORKING PAPERS
W1. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1988. UCLA Statistics Series #16. Published in
1990. Same as A22 listed above.
W2. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. UCLA Statistics Series #19. 1988. Published in
1990. Same as A21 listed above.
W3. Yamaguchi, Kazuo, Lynne G. Zucker, Anna Y. Leon-Guerrero, and MarkW. Plant. "Modeling Prospective Duration: Gender Differencesin Worker Intention to Remain in an organization." UCLA Statistics
Series #22. 1989. Currently under revision.
W4. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. UCLA Statistics Series #30. 1989. Publishedin 1990. Same as A20 listed above.
W5. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. UCLA Statistics Series #57. 1990. Publishedin 1992. Same as A25 listed above.
W6. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. UCLA Statistics Series #68. 1990. Publishedin 1993 in the revised form as A27 listed above.
W7. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Linda Ferguson. 1992. University of Chicago/
NORC Population Research Center Discussion Paper Series No. 92-8.
Published in 1995 in the revised form as A32 listed above.
W8. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1995. University of
Chicago/NORC Population Research Center Discussion Paper Series No.
95-1. Published in the revised form as A36 listed above.
W9. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1995. University of Chicago/NORC Ogburn-Stouffer
Center Discussion Paper Series 95-1. Same as A34 listed above.
W10. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1996. "Disappearing Minority: Women's Permanent
Labor-Force Nonparticipation in Japan and the Determinants of its
Historical change. University of Chicago/NORC Population ResearchCenter Discussion Series Paper 96-4.
W11. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1997. "Continuing Major Disruption: Determinants ofHistorical Changes in the Rate of Job separation Due to Marriage orChildbirth/Childcare Among Japanese Women." University of
Chicago/NORC Population Research Center Discussion Series Paper 97-2.
Currently under a revision.
W12. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Yantao Wang. 1999. "Wife's Employment, GenderRole Attitudes, and Household Division of Labor in American
Families." University of Chicago/NORC Alfred P Sloan Working Family
Center Working Paper Series 99-10. (Currently under a revision to
resubmit to Social Forces.)

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PAPERS PRESENTED AND TO BE PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS OR AS INVITED
LECTURES IN UNIVERSITIESP1. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "A New Approach to the Problem of Unobserved
Population Heterogeneity for the Analysis of Repeatable Eventsin Life Histories." Presented at the Annual Meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, Detroit, 1983.
P2. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. "On the Resolution of Role
Incompatibility: A Life Event History Analysis of Family Rolesand Marijuana Use." Presented at the Annual Meetings of theAmerican Sociological Association, Detroit. 1983.
P3. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "On the Estimation and Use of Univariate Effectsof Covariates in Event-History Analysis." Presented at the Annual
Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Washington D.C.,
1985.
P4. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Are Industrialized Nations Really Equally Open?
A Comparison of Social Mobility between the United States, GreatBritain and Japan Based on Loglinear Association Models."
Presented at the XIth World Congress of Sociology, New Delhi,
India. 1986.
P5. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Toward a Causal Analysis of Interdependent
Processes: Discrete-time Multistate Event-History Models andMethods." Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American
Sociological Association, New York. 1986.
P6. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Models for Cross-National Comparison of Mobility
Tables." Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American
Sociological Association, Chicago, 1987.
P7. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Some Models for the Analysis of Association in
the Cross-Classified Data of Multiple Social Choices." Presented
at the Jacob Marschak Interdisciplinary Colloquium, on Mathematics
in the Behavioral Sciences, UCLA, 1988.
P8. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Some Models for the Analysis of Association in
Cross-Classified Data of One-to-Many Correspondences." Presented
at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,
Atlanta, Georgia, 1988.
P9. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Some Models for the Analysis of Asymmetric
Association in Contingency Tables Having Ordered Categories."
Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, San Francisco, 1989.
P10. Yamaguchi, Kazuo, Lynne G. Zucker, Anna Y. Leon-Guerrero, andMark W. Plant. "Modeling Subjective Duration: Gender Differencesin Worker Intention to Remain in an Organization." Presented at
the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,
San Francisco. 1989.
P11. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "On the Use of Attitudinal/Psychological
Dependent Variables in Models of Transition Rates." Presented at
the XIIth World Congress of Sociology, at Madrid, Spain. 1990.
P12. Treiman, Donald J. and Kazuo Yamaguchi. "Trends in
Educational Attainment in Japan." Presented at the XIIth World
Congress of Sociology." Madrid, Spain. 1990.
P13. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Donald J. Treiman. "Modeling and Comparing
Asymmetric Circulation Mobility: A Comparison of Twenty FiveCountries and Its Theoretical Implications." Presented at
the XIIth World Congress of Sociology. Madrid, Spain. 1990.

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P14. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "On the Relationship between the Timing ofMarriage and the Sequencing from Work to Marriage." Presented at
the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association at
Washington, D.C., 1990.
P15. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Some Accelerated Failure-Time Regression Models
for the Analysis of Diffusion Processes." Presented at the Annual
Meetings of the American Sociological Association at Cincinnati,
Ohio, 1991.
P16. Denise B. Kandel and Kazuo Yamaguchi. "From Beer to Crack:
Developmental Patterns of Involvement in Drugs." Presented at
the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association at
Cincinnati, Ohio, 1991.
P17. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Accelerated Failure-Time Regression Models witha Regression Model of Surviving Fraction: An Application to theAnalysis of Third Child Birth" Presented in the Annual Meetingsof the Population Association of America at Denver, Colorado.
May, 1992.
P18. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Modeling Time-Varying Effects of Covariates in
Event History Analysis Using Statistics from the Saturated Hazard
Rate Model." Presented in the Annual Meetings of the American
Sociological Association, at Pittsburgh, PA. August, 1992.
P19. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Linda R. Ferguson. "The Stopping and Spacingof Child Births and Their Life-History Predictors: An Analysis
Based on a New Hazard-Rate Model." Presented in the Annual
Meetings of the American Sociological Association at Pittsburgh,
PA, August, 1992.
P20. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Some Regression Models for the Panel-Data
Analysis of Transitions among Ordered Polytomous States: A Dynamic
Analysis of Personal Efficacy Under the Influence of Divorce andUnemployment." Presented in the Annual Meetings of the Population
Association of America at Cincinnati, Ohio. 1993.
P21. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. "Some Models for the
Analysis of the Occurrence, Sequencing and Association of
Events: An Application to the Analysis of Gender andEthnic/Racial Differences in Patterns of Drug-Use Progressions
Presented in the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association at Miami, Florida, August, 1993.
P22. Hser, Yih-Ing and Kazuo Yamaguchi. "Relapse to Narcotics Addiction:
An Event-History Analysis of Intervention Effects." Presented at
the 1993 Annual Meetings of the American Statistical Association
at Fan Francisco, California.
P23. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Autonomy in Exchange Networks and the Structural
Determinants of Autonomy: A Rational Choice Theory." Accepted forpresentation in the 1994 XIIIth World Congress of Sociology, atBielefeld, Germany.
P24. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Logbilinear Association Models for Status
Attainment." Accepted for presentation in the 1994 XIIIth World
Congress of Sociology, at Bielefeld, Germany.
P25. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Decentralization of Power in Exchange Networks
and Its Structural and Relational Determinants." Presented at
the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association
at Los Angeles, CA, August, 1994.
P26. Kazuo Yamaguchi and Denise B. Kandel. "Selection and Socialization
Effects of Spouses' Marijuana Use and Divorce on Marijuana Use."
Presented at the 1994 Annual Meetings of the American Society of
Criminology, Miami, Florida. November, 1994.
P27. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Power in Mixed Exchange Networks and Its
Structural and Relational Determinants." Presented in the
Annual Meetings of the Japanese Association of Mathematical
Sociology. Tokyo, Japan. March, 1995.

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P28. Yamaguchi, Kazuo, "Event-History Analysis", An Invited Workshop
Seminar, The Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Germany, May
1995.
P29. Yamaguchi, Kazuo, "Mover-Stayer Models for Analyzing Event-History
and Related Data," Presented at The Friedrich Schiller Universityof Jena, Germany, May, 1995.
P30. Yamaguchi, Kazuo "Exchange Networks with Brokers, Commodity Markets
And The Determinants of Exchange Power: A Sociological RationalChoice Theory of a Price-Generating Mechanism." Presented at The
University of Leipzig, Germany, May, 1995 and (in Japanese) in the
1995 Annual Meetings of the Japanese Association of Mathematical
Sociology, Tokyo, Japan, in March 1995. Paper presented at the 1996
Rational Choice Section meetings of the International Sociological
Association, New York. August, 1996.
P31. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Mover-Stayer Models with Time-Dependent
Covariates for Both Hazard-Rate and Stayer-Proportion Regressions:
An Application to An Analysis of Remarriage." Presented in
the 1995 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, Washington D.C. August, 1995.
P32. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Loglinear Models." An invited lecture andworkshop. University of California, Irvine. January, 1996.
P33. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "A Rational-Choice Theory of Some Mertonian
Concepts and Unintended Consequences of Purposive Social Action."
Presented (in Japanese) in the 1996 Annual Meetings of the Japanese
Association of Mathematical Sociology, Matsumoto city, Japan, in
March, 1996. Presented in the 1996 Annual Meetings of the American
Sociological Association, New York. August, 1996.
P34. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Denise B. Kandel. 1996. "Parametric Event
Sequence Analysis: Racial/Ethnic Differences in Patterns ofDrug-Use Progression." A paper presented in the conference on
Social Sciences and Statistics: In Honor of the Late Clifford C.
Clogg, University Park, Pennsylvania. September.
P35. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1997. "Mover-Stayer Regression Models of Backward
Recurrence Times." Presented in the 1997 Annual Meetings of
the American Sociological Association at Toronto.
P36. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Shuichi Hirata. 1997. "Disappearing Minority:
Women's Permanent Labor-Force Nonparticipation in Japan and theDeterminants of Its Historical Change." Presented in the1997 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association
at Toronto.
P37. Denise B. Kandel and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1997. "Stages of Drug
Involvement Preceding Heroin Use" Presented at the
National Conference on Heroin Use and Addiction: Prevention,
Treatment, and Research. September, 1997. Washington,D.C.
P38. Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1998. "Latent Classes of Gender-Role Attitudes
and Their Predictors among Japanese Women." Presented in
the 1998 Annual Meeting of the Japanese Association of Mathematical
Sociology, Sanda City, Japan. March, 1998.
P39. Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1998. "Three Issues in Social Network Analysis andTheir Perspective for the Future." Invited Lecture for the Joint
Symposium of the Biometric Society of Japan and the Japanese
Association of Mathematical Sociology. Kobe, Japan. March, 1998.
P40. Kazuo Yamaguchi, 1998. "Multinomial Logit Latent-Class Regression
Models: An Analysis of the Predictors of Gender-Role Attitudes among
Japanese Women." Presented in the American Sociological
Association Methodology Section 1988 Winter Meetings. April, 1998.
P41. Buskens, Vincent and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1988. "A New Method forInformation Diffusion in Heterogeneous Social Networks." Presented
at the 1998 Sunbelt Social Network Conference, Stiges-Barcelona,
Spain. May, 1998.

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P42. Denise B. Kandel and Kazuo Yamaguchi. 1998. "Stages of Drug
Involvement Preceding Heroin Use." Presented at the
UCLA Conference on Stages and Pathways of Drug Involvement:
Examining the Gateway Hypothesis. June, 1998.
P43. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "Loglinear Models for the Analysis ofStages of Drug-Use Progression." Presented at the
UCLA Conference on Stages and Pathways of Drug Involvement:
Examining the Gateway Hypothesis. June, 1998.
P44. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998 "Some Loglinear Latent-Class Models for theControl of Selection Bias in the Effect of a Time-Dependent
Covariate in Event-History Analysis." Presented in the 1998 Annual
Meetings of the American Sociological Association at San Francisco.
August, 1998.
P45. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1998. "Some Recent Development in Loglinear
And Related Models." Presented at the Institute of Mathematical
Statistics, in September, 1998 at Tokyo, Japan.
P46. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "Power in Mixed Exchange Networks: A
Rational-Choice Model." Presented at the University of Utrecht, The
Netherlands in February, 1999, and in the 1999 Annual Meetings of
the American Sociological Association in August, 1999 at Chicago.
P47. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "Rationality of Initiators and Rationality ofThreshold-Based Behavior of Followers in Collective Action:
Insight From Non-Expected Utility Models." Presented at the
University of Groningen, The Netherlands in February, 1999.
P48. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Yantao Wang. 1999. "Wife's Employment, GenderRole Attitudes, and Household Division of Labor in American
Families." Presented at the Sloan Center Conference on "Work andFamily" at Chicago, May 7-8. (A revised paper is currently
resubmitted to Social Forces.)
P49. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "既婚女性の性別役割意識と階層：
日米比較.(Gender-Role Attitudes of Married
Women and Social Stratification: A Japan-US Comparison.)."Presented at the University of Tokyo, at Tokyo, Japan. June, 1999.
P50. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "社会的ネットワークと情報伝播."(Social Networks and Information Diffusion)." Presented at Rikkyo
University at Tokyo, Japan, and Kwansei Gakuin University, at
Nishinimiya, Japan. June, 1999.
P51. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 1999. "イベントヒストリ分析について (On Event
History Analysis." Presented at Kyoto University, at Kyoto, Japan.
June, 1999.
P52. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Yantao Wang. 1999. "A Comparison of Two
Discrete-Time Methods for the Analysis of Competing Events."
Presented in the 1999 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association in August, 1999 at Chicago.
P53. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Yantao Wang. 2000. "Class Identification ofMarried Working Women and Men in America." Presented at the Sloan
Center Conference on Working Families at San Francisco, March.
Presented in Keio University, Japan Women's University, andthe University of Tokyo in Japan, October, 2000. Currently
submitted to American Journal of Sociology.
P54. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "Bilinear Regression Models for Pairs orGroups of Predictor Variables." Presented in the 2000 Annual
Winter Meeting of the Methodology Section of the American
Sociological Association, in March 2000 at Los Angeles.
P55. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "Some Alternatives to Model Social
Action, Social Relation, and Social Structure." Keynote
Speech. The First Japan-U.S. Joint Conference of Mathematical
Sociology, in June 2000 at Honolulu.

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Interdependence in the Analysis of Nonsymmetric Social Networks."
Presented in the 2000 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, at Washington D.C. August, 2000; Its revision is alsopresented in the 2001 Biannual Meeting of Japanese Association of
Mathematical Sociology, at Kyoto, Japan, March, 2001 and
The University of Groningen, the Netherlands 2003.
P57 Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "社会階層意識の決定要因について (The Determinants of Class Identification.)" Presented in the2000 Biannual Meetings of the Japanese Association of Mathematical'
Sociology, at Hikone, Japan. October, 2000.
P58. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2000. "社会的アイデンティティとジェンダー (Social
Identity and Gender)" Invited Lecture and Symposium under my nameat Japan Women's University. October, 2000.
P59. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "イベントヒストリー分析と出生力分析(Event History Analysis and Birth Rate Analysis)."Presented in the Social Security and Population ResearchInstitute, Tokyo, Japan. March, 2001
P60. Yamaguchi, Kazuo 2001. "Mover-Stayer Models for Hazard Rate witha Simultaneous Modeling of An Endogenous Covariate Event:
An Analysis of Remarriage among Women." Presented in the2001 Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,
at Annaheim, CA. August, 2001. Also presented at theInstitute of Sociological Research, Academia Sinica, Taiwan.
December, 2001. Currently submitted to the Journal of
The American Statistical Association.
P61. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "Population Heterogeneity and Between-Role
Complementarity and Substitutability of Social Actions." Presented
at Rational Choice Mini Conference at Annaheim, CA. August, 2001.
Presented also at the Tohoku University, Japan. May, 2002.
Curremtly submitted to the American Journal of Sociology.
P62. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "社会階層アイデンティティーとジェンダー：
加重変数の線形回帰分析への利用について （Class Identification and Gender:
The Use of Weighted Variables in Linear Regression Analysis. "Presented at Social Science Research Institute, The University ofTokyo, Japan. October, 2001.
P63. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "性革命と仮定の役割：性的初体験年齢のイベントヒストリー分析について （Sexual Revolution and Normative Role of
the Family. "Presented at Social Science Research Institute,
The University of Tokyo, Japan. October, 2001. Presented also at
The Tohoku University, May, 2002.
P64. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "女性の性別役割意識と社会階層：意識の潜在構造分析と潜在クラス回帰分析について （Women’s Gender-Role Attitude and Social
Stratification: Latent-Structure Analysis of Social Consciousness
and Latent-Class Regression Analysis)." Social Science ResearchInstitute, The University of Tokyo, Japan. November, 2001.
P65. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "ルネッサンスの男たち（フィレンツェのエリーと社会）：社会的ネットワークデータのログリニア分析について （Men in Rennaissance(Florence’s Elite Society): Loglinear Analysis of Social-Network
Data.)"
Social Science Research Institute, The University ofTokyo. November, 2001. Also presented at the Kagoshima
International University, April. 2002.
P66. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "終身雇用の実体と時代的変化 :イベントヒストリー分析に おける Mover-Stayer モデルの利用について （The Reality of Permanent
Employment and Its Historical Change：The Application of MoverStayer Models in Event-History Analysis.)" Social Science ResearchInstitute, The University of Tokyo, Japan. December, 2001

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Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "Labor Markets and Occupational Career inJapan." Presented at Institute of Sociological Research, Academia
Sinica, Taiwan. December, 2001.
P68. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. "Mover-Stayer Hazard Rate Models with
A Simultaneous Selection Model for A Covariate." Presented at
Institute of Sociological Research, Academia Sinica, Taiwan.
December, 2001, and also at the Institute of Mathematical Sociology,
Japan. February, 2002.
P69. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2001. "Women’s Gender-Role Attitude in Japan."National Taiwan University. December, 2001.
P70. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. “２次データ分析の問題と展望 “ （Problems andProspects in Secondary Data Analysis.) Presented at the Annual
Meetings of The Japanese Sociological Society as an innvited
speaker of the Society’s Simposium. December, 2001.
P71. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. “階層化研究の展望：日本と欧米の共通性と異質性”（Perspectives of Social Stratification Research: Froma Japan-US Comparative Viewpoint). Presented at the Annual
Meetings of the Japanese Association of Mathematical Sociology
As an invited speaker of the Association’s Symposium.
P72. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. “ 終身雇用とその時代的変化 ” （Permanent
Employment and Its Historical Change). Presented at the
Hitotsubashi University. May, 3002.
P73. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. “統計表表現によるイベントヒストリー分析”（Event History Analysis from Cross-Classified Tabular Data）
Presented at Bureau of Statistics, General Affairs Ministry
Japanese Government. May, 2002.
P74. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2002. “アメリカの世論調査：先代ブッシュ政権崩壊の謎を世論調査のパネルデータ分析から解く “ （Public Opinion Research in
America: Soliving the Cause of the Former Bush Adminstration’s
Collapse from a Panel-Data Analysis of Public Opinions.)
Presented as the Special Invited Lecture of the Japanese
Association of Public Opinion Research. June, 2002.
P75. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Yantao Wang. 2002. “Class Identificationof Married Working Women and Men in America.” Presented
at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association.
August, 2002.
P76. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “Racial Differences in Intergenerational
Mobility over the Past 30 Years: A Multinomial Logit Latent-Class
Regression Analysis.” The annual meetings of the RC28 of theInternational Sociological Association, March 2003. Presented also
at the Essex University in May 2003 and Tilberg University in May
2003. Currently submitted to the American Journal of Sociology.
P77. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “Social Network and Rational Choice.”
Pioneer Seminar, ICS, Utrecht University. Februrary.
P78. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “A New Model of Attitudinal Stability andChange: A Panel Data Analysis of the Rise and Fall of Support
for the Bush Administration in 1990-92.” Departmental Colloquium,
Utrecht University, the Netherlands, March 2002.
P79. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “Between-group Complementarity of Actions andPolulation Heterogeneity.” Presented at The European and Japanese
Conference On Collective Action and Social Networks, on May 26-28th,
2003, at Utrecht, the Netherlands, and also at the annual meetingof the RC 45 (Rational Choice Section) of the International
Sociological Association, on October 3-5th , 2003 at Fukuokam Japan.
P80. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. ““Mover-Stayer Model for the Analysis ofPanel Data with a Dichotomous Dependent Variable.” Presented
in the 2003 Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Association,
August 2003 at Atlanta, Georgia.

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Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2003. “The Merits and Methods of Panel Data
Analysis.” Presented at the Annual Conference on Panel Data,”
sponsored by The Institute of Rearch on Household Economics. Tokyo,
Japan, December, 2003
P82. Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Motomi Beppu. 2004 “Survival Probabilities
Indices of Period Total Fertility Rate.” Presented at the Annual
Meetings of the Population Association of America, April, 2004.
Currently submitted to Demography.
P83. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2004. “Alternative Approaches to Modeling theHeterogeneity in Stability in the States of A Dichotomous
Dependent Variable. Presented at the Annual Spring Meetings of the
Methodology Section of the American Sociological Association.
At Ann Arbor, Michigan. April, 2004. Currently submitted toSociological Methodology.
P84. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2004. “Latent Choice Regression Model.” To be
Presented in the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, at San Francisco. August, 2004.
P85. Yamaguchi, Kazuo. 2004. “Shoushika no Kettei Youin to Taisaku
ni Tsuite: Otto no Takuwari, Shokuba no Yakuwari, Seifu no
Yakuwari, Shakai no Yakuwari (Minigating Ferlity Decline in Japan:
The Role of Huanand, Workplace, Government, and Community).
SSRC Abe Colliquium, Tokyo, Japan. December, 2004.
PAPERS CURRENTLY SUBMITTED, UNDER REVISION, OR IN PREPARATION(excluding those listed elsewhere)
Note that manuscripts P48, P60, P61, P76, P82, and P83) are currently
submitted or resubmitted to a journal for review, and manuscripts P78 and P84
are currently in preparation for submission.
D1.
D2.
D3.
D4.

Yamaguchi, Kazuo and Kosuke Nikaido. "The Age of Sexual Initiation
and Family Environments: Continuity and Change in Sexual
Revolution." (In preparation)
Yamaguchi, Kazuo. "Newcomb Problem, Subjective Probability, andPrisoner-Dilemma Games." (In preparation.)
Yamaguchi, Kazuo. “Rationality of Tolerance: An Insight into The
Parence-Child Relationship.” To be submitted to a journal, soon.
Yamaguchi, Kazuo. “Fixed-Effects Multinomial and Adjacent Logit
Models: Some Practical Notes.” In preparation.

GRADUATE ADVISING/TRAINING - UCLA
Completed Committees for Graduate Students: Year and the Nameof Advisee, and the Type of Committee and Role.
1988. Man-Tsun Cheng
Anna Leon-Guerrero
1988 Zhong Deng

1988

Linda Ferguson

1989. Art Budros
Man-King Cheung
Linda Ferguson

Ph.D (sociology)
Co-chairMA (sociology)
AdvisorIndividualized
AdvisorSpecial Field Exam
(Loglinear andlogbilinear models.)
Individualized
AdvisorSpecial Field Exam
(Loglinear models andlatent-class models)
Ph.D (sociology)
MemberMA (sociology)
AdvisorIndividualized
MemberSpecial Field Exam
(Recidivism and eventhistory analysis)

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Anna Leon-Guerroro

1990

Anna Leon-Guerrero

1990

Yen-Feng Tseng1991

Matthijs Kalmijn
Linda Ferguson
Wen-Chang Wang

1992

Individualized
AdvisorSpecial Field Exam
(Logit, multinomial logit
and related models).
Individualized
MemberSpecial Field Exam.
(Work commitment and job search)
Individualized
AdvisorSpecial Field Exam.
(Logit, multinomial logit
and related models)
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member
Ph.D. (sociology)
Chair
Ph.D. (sociology)
MemberGRADUATE ADVISING/TRAINING - UCLA
Ph.D. Committees served at the stage of proposals
Member, Ph.D. Committee, Vivian Lew (UCLA, sociology)
Member, Ph.D. Committee, Eric Kwok (UCLA, geography)
Member, Ph.D. Committee, Suzanne Davis (UCLA, geography)
GRADUATE ADVISING/TRAINING - UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Completed Committees for Graduate Students: Year and the Nameof Advisee, and the Type of Committee and Role.
1993. Kenneth Frank
1994. Sayoko Mochizuki

Ph.D. (education)
MemberSpecial Field Exam.
Member(Social Stratification)
1994. Natsumi Aratame
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member1995. Jie Zhang
MA. (sociology)
Advisor1995. Jaehyuck Lee
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member
1996. Sheri Hsueh
Ph.D (sociology)
Member
1996. Jun Kanamitsu
M.A. (sociology)
Advisor1997. Rachel Gordon
Ph.D. (public health) Member
1997. Marin Clarkberg
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member1997. Emilio Parado
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member1997. Sunhua Lee
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member
1998. Ray Reagans
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member
1999. Yantao Wang
M.A
(sociology)
Advisor1999. Hiroshi Ono
Ph.D. (sociology)
Member
1999. Edward Akhmetsin
M.A. (sociology)
Advisor1999. Yun Lee-Ito
M.A. (MAPH-Japan)
Advisor
1998-99. Michael Rosenfeld Predoctoral Fellowship Advisor
in Population research Center
2000. Yan Liu
M.A. (Sociology)
Advisor2000. Yoosik Youm
Ph.D. (Sociology)
Member
2002. Fengbin Chang
Special Field Exam
Member
2002. Edward Akhmetsin
Special Fiend Exam
Member
2002. Jena Mahey
Ph.D. (Sociology)
Member
2003. Sayoko Michizuku
Ph.D. (sociology)
Co-Chair2003. Atsuko Takatsuka.
M.A. (JMAPS)
Advisor2004. Edward Akhmetsin
Ph.D. (Sociology)
MemberOngoing Thesis Committees
Chair, Ph.D. Committee, Mayumi Shimamori (Sociology)
Co-chair, Ph.D. Committee, Gracia Farrer (Sociology)
Member, Ph.D. Committee, Fengbin Chang (Sociology)
Chair, Ph.D. committee, Jun Kobayashi (Sociology)

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COMMITEE OF STUDENTS IN OTHER UNIVERSITIES
Utrecht University, the Netherlands
1998. Vincent Buskens
Ph.D. (Sociology)

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