Sooyeon Lee (이수연)
Yonsei University | Seoul, Korea M.A. in Sociology sooyeonlee0819@gamil.com
Areas of interest
Intersectionality, Stratification, Gender, Labor Markets
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Yonsei Gender and Innovation Lab
Yonsei University Department of Sociology
2026
- Presented at the SWS(Sociologist for Women in Society) Winter Meeting | Title: Accumulation of Inequality and Spatial Exclusion: Intersectionality of Disability, Gender, and Unemployment
- Presentation at the 2026 Korean Association for Survey Research Spring Conference: Subjective Class Consciousness and Regional Disparities
- Presented at the Korean Sociological Association Spring Conference | Title: A Study on the Identity of Franchise Bakery Owners: Focusing on Structural Dependence and Subjective Perception
- Presented at the WAPOR(World Association for Public Opinion Research) Asia Pacific Annual Conference | Title: Spatial Hierarchy of Residence and Subjective Class Identification: The Apex Premium and Its Capital-Differentiated Attribution
2025
- Presented at the Korean Sociological Association Spring Conference | Title: Class Specificity and Class Position of Franchise Owners in Korean Society
- Presented at the Korean Association of Human Rights Studies Fall Conference | Title: Differential Effects of Intersecting Employment Status and Gender on Depression among People with Disabilities: Focusing on the Environmental Role of City Size
- Presented at the Korean Association for Survey Research Fall Conference | Title: Differential Effects of Intersecting Employment Status and Gender on Depression among People with Disabilities: Focusing on the Environmental Role of City Size
- Excellence Award, Graduate Social Innovation Research Competition | Title: From Isolated 'Survival' to Shared 'Coexistence' for Elderly Waste Pickers