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I primarily study how social class, socioeconomic status and racial/ethnic identity are associated with physical and mental health. My research is based mostly in Canada but also in the US, South Korea and Switzerland. I have received funding for my research from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research, Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies, Public Health Agency of Canada and Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council of Canada.
One of my longstanding areas of interest concerns the relationship between social class and health. For example, I have applied Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of symbolic power to health-related factors, identifying six class groupings and a range of aesthetic tastes and dispositions in the Canadian field of power that illuminate the logic of health practices dispersed in the field. I have studied the health effects of the intergenerational transmission of capitals in South Korea. I have also studied interplays between capitals – economic, cultural and social – as determinants of health in Canada, Switzerland and the United States. Most recently I have used fixed effects models applied to panel data to investigate whether associations between family income and self-rated health and mental health in Canada are truly causal in nature. I am currently investigating the legacy of parental socioeconomic resources for health in adulthood in Canada.
One of my longstanding areas of interest concerns the relationship between social class and health. For example, I have applied Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of symbolic power to health-related factors, identifying six class groupings and a range of aesthetic tastes and dispositions in the Canadian field of power that illuminate the logic of health practices dispersed in the field. I have studied the health effects of the intergenerational transmission of capitals in South Korea. I have also studied interplays between capitals – economic, cultural and social – as determinants of health in Canada, Switzerland and the United States. Most recently I have used fixed effects models applied to panel data to investigate whether associations between family income and self-rated health and mental health in Canada are truly causal in nature. I am currently investigating the legacy of parental socioeconomic resources for health in adulthood in Canada.
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