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Vincent Fu Assistant Professor |
EDUCATION
Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles, 2003
M.A. University of California, Los Angeles, 1997
B.A. Princeton University, 1995
RESEARCH INTERESTS
I work as a sociologist and social demographer and study racial and ethnic inequality in the United States. My research examines the incidence and consequences of racial and ethnic intermarriage. Using intermarriage to describe divisions in U.S. society, I have studied the relationship between education and intermarriage, the effects of age and remarriage on intermarriage, as well as trends and geographic variation in intermarriage. Recent and current work includes studies of the impact of intermarriage on fertility and divorce, and the incidence of intermarriage in Brazil. My interests also include immigration, marriage, mathematical demography, and statistics.
Publications
Gullickson, Aaron and Vincent Kang Fu. forthcoming. "Comment: An Endorsement of Exchange Theory in Mate Selection." American Journal of Sociology.
Fu, Vincent Kang. 2008. "Interracial-Interethnic Unions and Fertility in the United States." Journal of Marriage and Family 70:783-795.
Fu, Vincent Kang. 2007. "How Many Melting Pots? Intermarriage, Panethnicity, and the Black/non-Black Divide in the United States." Journal of Comparative Family Studies 38:215-237.