Towards more life-course-sensitive decompositions of group-inequalities
2024-04-24 | Input Talk | Carla Rowold Abstract Life courses become increasingly complex and determine inequalities in outcomes between groups. However, research often decomposes group gaps in life-course-sensitive outcomes based on a selective set of life course summary measures, such as the years spent in (full-time) employment. One example of group-specific outcomes is the Gender Pension Gap. In my dissertation I developed and applied two innovative combinations of methods: i) sequence analysis with the Kitagawa-Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition, as well as ii) the Life Course Feature Selection with the Ñopo decomposition. This talk guides through the practical application of both and presents the methodological and substantial contributions of both approaches that can be easily applied to other life-course-sensitive group inequalities. Presenter(s) Carla Rowold is a PhD candidate in Sociology at the University of Oxford and a postdoctoral researcher at the Max-Planck-Institute for Demographic Research. In her dissertation, she explores life-course- and gender-sensitive approaches to assess the link between gender inequalities over the life course and the Gender Pension Gap. Her research interests cover life course sociology and inequalities, particularly among genders, social demography, and work-family and retirement policies.
Interested in quantifying the association of group-specific life courses with group-based inequalities?🕵️♀️
Check out my talk on life-course-sensitive decompositions of group-inequalities! Both approaches reveal mechanisms that are concealed in standard decompositions
📽️youtube.com/watch?v=tQ9MEWkMWvs
17.05.2024 14:43
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Short R Tutorial: Sequence Analysis Typologies for Large Databases
Step-by-step tutorial on using the method (CLARA) in R with the WeightedCluster package for sequence analsyis for large databases : cran.r-project.org/web/packages...
21.03.2025 12:41
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Sequence Analysis for Large Databases | Centre LIVES
Sequence Analysis for Large Databases, Working paper (open access): dx.doi.org/10.12682/liv...
21.03.2025 12:41
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Webinar’s Recording: Sequence Analysis of Large Databases (20th March 2025) – Sequence Analysis Association
@seqanalysisassn.bsky.social Webinar's recording: Sequence Analysis for Large Databases
sequenceanalysis.org/2025/03/21/w...
(Free registration required.)
21.03.2025 12:41
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Our next webinar will be on March 20th at 4pm CET with a presentation from Matthias studer @matstud.bsky.social on seq analysis for large administrative data. Zoom link and more info on our website sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/
14.03.2025 10:55
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New #PostdocOpportunity📢
passionate about family dynamics, gender inequality, and social disadvantage over the life course?
🌟Join our dynamic team at University of Queensland, led by Prof.Janeen Baxter
Apply👉 www.seek.com.au/job/81137916
Deadline📅:4 Feb
#FamilyResearch #Gender #SocialScience
13.01.2025 07:09
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New article with Kevin Emery and André Berchtold:
A systematic comparison of methods (MICT-Timing) to impute missing longitudinal categorical data
Also propose new MICT-Timing algorihtm.
Methods suitable for #SequenceAnalysis and available in seqimpute #Rpackage
doi.org/10.1007/s111...
13.01.2025 12:27
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Next Week on Thursday Jan 16th at 4 pm CET we will back with our first webinar of the year. Info and link at sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/
08.01.2025 09:39
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Are you planning to attend PAA meeting in Washington DC? Consider to present your work in our one day workshop on sequence analysis.
Papers on both applications of SA or new approaches with SA are welcome.
The event is free of charge. More info on our website
07.01.2025 10:52
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CALL FOR PAPERS!
One day workshop on sequence analysis on April 9, 2025 in Washington DC (before the @popassocamerica.bsky.social annual meeting). Free of charge - onsite only event.
For expressing your interest in attending and/or presenting a paper: sequenceanalysis.org/conference/
20.12.2024 14:54
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The procedure provides robust estimates for an association of interest.
It also identifies central and borderline trajectories within each cluster.
The method is illustrated through a study of healthcare use trajectories in a Swiss cohort of diabetic patients.
19.12.2024 21:51
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We propose a new procedure to take sampling uncertainty based on bootstraps. In each bootstrap, a new typology and regression are estimated. The bootstrap estimates are then combined using a meta-analysis framework.
19.12.2024 21:51
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#SequenceAnalysis is often used to create a typology of trajectories. This typology is then used in regressions to study the association between trajectories and covariates.
By doing so, sampling uncertainty, which affects both the typology and the regressions, is ignored.
19.12.2024 21:51
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Today last Sequence Analysis Webinar of 2024! As usual at 4pm CET:
Zoom link and more info at sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/
19.12.2024 07:42
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2024 General Assembly – Sequence Analysis Association
SAA members!! Remember to cast your vote at the 2024 General Assembly by Dec 20th for the presidential and EC election
(You need to access with your login details to get the link to cast your vote)
sequenceanalysis.org/2024/12/04/2...
17.12.2024 15:19
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Webinar Series of the Sequence Analysis Association – Sequence Analysis Association
Today Sequence Analysis Webinar at 4pm CET:
Two presentations
- Claus Hansen, Using sequence analysis in the description and analysis of short-term sickness absence – a longitudinal study.
- Han Liu, Power Dynamics in Interracial Dating Relationships.
Zoom link at sequenceanalysis.org/webinars/
12.12.2024 07:54
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SAVE THE DATE. Two webinars to close this year of the Seq Analysis online webinar series.
- Thursday Dec 12
- Thursday Dec 19
Both at 4pm CET
as usual check the website for more info and link
Sequenceanalysis.org/webinars
11.12.2024 07:09
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SAA GA and President Election: are you a registered SAA member? Check your inbox! You should have received an email about our upcoming General Election and vote for the new SA president. If you haven’t received it please update your contact info on sequenceanalysis.org -> login and cast your vote!
09.12.2024 08:32
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This article develops and reviews methods for the creation of sequence analysis typologies in large databases, which rapidly faces computational issues. It proposes an extension of the CLARA clustering algorithm and discusses three approaches to measure the quality of the clustering.
04.12.2024 16:19
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Sequence Analysis for Large Databases | Centre LIVES
New Working Paper
#SequenceAnalysis for Large Databases
dx.doi.org/10.12682/liv...
Rcode available in new WeightedCluster version 1.8-0
Check
?seqclararange
04.12.2024 16:11
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Call for Two PhD Candidates | Sciences Po Centre de recherche sur les inégalités sociales
Two 3-year PhD fellowships are available within the remit of my ERC project on the risks and vulnerability of widowhood across ageing societies!!!
Deadline for applications - December 10
Start date - September 1
www.sciencespo.fr/osc/fr/conte...
15.11.2023 10:29
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Great paper!
04.12.2024 15:46
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SAA Webinar: Call for Papers – Sequence Analysis Association
Are you working on a paper using sequence analysis /SA related method and want to discuss some aspects of it?
Consider our webinar series "work-in-progress edition"!
Deadline for submission (for presenting Feb.-May) Jan.5th 2025.
More info and form at sequenceanalysis.org/saa-webinar-...
29.11.2024 16:02
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