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How the Past Shapes Our Future: Memories and Intergenerational Socialization
Thu, September 15, 10:00 to 11:30am, TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
How The Past Shapes Our Future: Memories and Intergenerational Socialization
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
How Memory Shapes Political Responses: A Case from Public Health Crises - Yue Hu, Tsinghua University
Intergenerational Transmission of Trust: A Dyadic Approach - Cary Wu, York University
The Impact of Household Labor Division on Voting of Children in Primaries - Apurba Kumar Chakraborty, UNC-Chapel Hill
Differential Effects of Trauma on Sociopolitical Stability in Nepal - Biz Herman, University of Pennsylvania; Cecilia Hyunjung Mo, UC Berkeley; Margaret Boittin, Stanford University