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International comparison of women's participation in the military service in the U.S. and Korea

Kim, Yun-Jung - In: Journal of international trade & commerce 13 (2017) 1, pp. 111-125

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Civil–military relations of modern Korea: From a patriarchal army to a professional army

Ohn, Mahn-Geum - 2009

–military relations of modern Korea. It reviews the patriarchal relation between the king and the military officer in ancient Korea and … modern Korea. The history of modern Korea is examined according to the level of development and the nature of civil …–military relations of modern Korea have been normalized. …

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The enduring effects of racial discrimination on income and health

Eli, Shari J.; Logan, Trevon D.; Miloucheva, Boriana - In: Journal of economic literature 61 (2023) 3, pp. 924-940

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Labor market experiences of US veterans during COVID-19 : women's relative advantage

Han, Eunice S.; Small, Sarah F. - In: Eastern economic journal : EEJ 50 (2024) 3, pp. 278-306

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The Impact of World War II Army Service on Income and Mobility in the 1960s by Ethnoracial Group

Barrera, Sergio E.; Ferrara, Andreas; Fishback, Price; … - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2025

We analyze the impact of World War II service on income and mobility among male Army and Army Airforce veterans from various racial and ethnic groups, using linked 1940 Census, WWII enlistment, and 1969 administrative tax return data. The dataset includes non-Hispanic White, Black, Hispanic,...

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The Effects of Gender Integration on Men : Evidence from the U.S. Military

Greenberg, Kyle; Wasserman, Melanie; Weber, E. Anna - National Bureau of Economic Research - 2024

Do men negatively respond when women first enter an occupation? We answer this question by studying the end of one of the final explicit occupational barriers to women in the U.S.: in 2016, the U.S. military opened all positions to women, including historically male-only combat occupations. We...

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