Dong Ju Lee ,Sociology Department, Harvard University





	Dong Ju Lee Graduate Student in Sociology Biographical Note Dong Ju Lee is a first-year Ph D student in Sociology. She graduated from Korea University and received her MA in sociology with Best Dissertation Award from Korea University in 2007. She was a Research Associate of the Korea Women’s Development Institute. Her research interests have been focusing on the relationship between social institutions and gender inequality. She conducted several research projects about these issues in Korean context, including gender wage gap, anti-prostitution movements, fertility decline, and maternity protection policies. Her first published article, "The Process of Frame Formation and Transition in Korean anti-prostitute movements from 1970 to 2005" appeared in the Social Issues (in Korean). She participated in the international film making team which produced "Behind Forgotten Eyes", a documentary about the sexual slavery by Japanese Military in World War II. 09/12/2008 Research Interests Gender Inequality; Comparative Culture Studies; Social Institutions and Gender Relations; Labor Markets and Gendered Labor process; Population Control and Reproductive Rights; Work-family Conflicts, Feminist Movements; Sexuality Previous Degrees Korea University BA and MA in Sociology	Contact 617-496-5794 (FAX) 541 William James Hall 33 Kirkland Street Cambridge, MA 02138

Dong Ju Lee