מרצה

ד"ר אייל בר-חיים

מרצה
משרד
בנין חינוך 905, קומה 4, חדר 411
שעות קבלה
בתיאום מראש
    קורות חיים

    Post-Doctoral fellowship, Department of Education, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev  ú Host: Dr. Yariv Feniger (Kreitman fellowship for 21/22)

     

    2019-2022

    Israel

    Post-Doctoral fellowship, PEARL Institute for Research on Socio-Economic Inequality (IRSEI), University of Luxembourg ú Host: Professor Louis Chauvel

     

    2015 - 2019

    Luxemburg

    Ph.D. Labor Studies, Tel Aviv University

     

    2009 – 2015

    Israel

    M.A. Sociology and Anthropology, Tel Aviv University

    Graduated Magna Cum Laude

     

    2008 - 2005

    Israel

    B.A. Sociology and Economics, Tel Aviv University

    2005 - 2002

    Israel

     

    פרסים
    • Yonatan Shapira Foundation grant for an outstanding MA research proposal
    • RC28 Travel award
    • Dean's List
    פרסומים

    בכתבי עת שפיטים

    1. Shany, G. & Bar-Haim E. (2020) Globalization, Place and the Life Course: Local economies and middle-class transition to adulthood in two Israeli cities. Current Sociology  
    1. Bar-Haim, E., Chauvel, L., & Hartung, A. (2019). More Necessary and Less Sufficient: An Age-Period-Cohort Approach to Overeducation in Comparative Perspective. Higher Education 78(3):479-499
    1. Bar-Haim, E., & Blank, C., (2019.)  Second-Chance Alternatives and Maintained Inequality in Access to Higher Education in Israel. Social Inclusion 7(1)
    1. Chauvel, L., Hartung, A., Bar-Haim, E. & Van Kerm, P. (2019) Income and Wealth above the Median: New Measurements and Results or Europe and the United States. Research on Economic Inequality. 27:89-104 [SJR IF 0.2, Q3, Sociology and Political Science]
    1. Bar-Haim, E. (2018) Disciplines and the Categorization of Scientific Truth - The Case of the Hebrew Wikipedia. Journal of Sociocybernetics 15(2):20-37
    1. Bar-Haim, E., Blank, C. and Rotman, A. (2018) Taking Their Place: Educational Expansion and Inequality of Educational Opportunities – A Gendered Perspective. Higher Education Policy DOI: https://doi.org/10.1057/s41307-018-0122-
    1. Bar-Haim, E. (2018) Still Great: Income Inequality and Subjective Intergenerational Mobility. Comparative Sociology 17(5): 496 – 518
    1.  בר-חיים, א. ושביט, י. (2018) התרחבות ההשכלה הגבוהה, שוויון כלכלי ושוויון הזדמנויותמגמות  101-124.  53(1)
    1. Bar-Haim, E. and Shavit, Y. (2013). Expansion and Inequality of Educational Opportunity: A Comparative Study. Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 31 (1): 21-33 [IF 1.611, Q2, Sociology, 53/148, Citations: ISI: 21 GS: 77]
    1. בר-חיים, א., יעיש, מ., & שביט, י. (2008).במעלה המדרגות היורדות: התרחבות וריבוד במערכות חינוךסוציולוגיה ישראלית, 61-79.

    פרקים בספרים

    1. Hartung, A., Chauvel, L., & Bar-Haim, E. (2018). „ Do you want to study something?” Returns to education in Luxembourg. National Education report (pp. 105-109). Luxembourg: SCRIPT/LUCET (In French).
    1. Bar-Haim, E. and Shavit, Y. (2016) Expansion and Inequality of Educational Opportunity in Addi-Raccah A. & Cohen U. Dynamics in Higher Education (pp. 107-126). Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University Press (in Hebrew)
    1. Blank C., Bar-Haim, E., and Shavit, Y. (2016), Changes in the Stratification Process in Israel, in Bernardi, F., & Ballarino, G. (Eds,). Education, Occupation and Social Origin: A Comparative Analysis of the Transmission of Socio-Economic Inequalities (pp. 65-81) . Edward Elgar Publishing.
    2. Bar-Haim, E., and Semyonov. M. (2015) Ethnic Stratification in Israel in: S. Rogelio, R. Nestor and E. David (Eds.) The International Handbook of the Demography of Race and Ethnicity (pp. 323-337). Springer, Dordrecht
    מחקר

    Permission to Bypass – Who Can Use Second-Chance Alternatives to Access Higher Education

    Goal: The project is a series of empirical studies on the relations between second chance paths to enter Higher Education (HE) and Inequality of Educational Opportunities (IEO). In most countries, students are expected to obtain certain qualifications and credentials to enter higher education institutions. If they fail to achieve those, or they are tracked into a non-academic educational career, the main road for higher education is blocked. However, in some cases, they can employ “second-chance” alternatives that serve as a bypass—for example, to obtain a diploma at an older age, to take preparatory courses at the higher education (HE) institutions that grant access, or to enter first to specific academic programs that do not require credentials. While the alternative ways were design to de-track and promote disadvantaged groups – and some even target specific group – their effectiveness in doing so is questionable.

    More Necessary and Less Sufficient: An Age-Period-Cohort Approach to Overeducation

    Goal: In many countries, the skilled labour market has lagged behind educational expansion. As a result of increased competition, younger cohorts of highly educated face decreasing returns to education or overeducation. Surprisingly, decreasing occupational outcomes do not coincide empirically with decreasing economic returns among those with tertiary education. We propose two explanations for this conundrum: first, as economic returns vary more across age and periods than occupational returns, economic returns may be overestimated - unless age-period-cohort (APC) methods are used. Second, we argue that strategies conceptualizing economic returns are less consistent across countries and time than occupational standardization methods leading to
    higher sensitivity to macroeconomic changes. To overcome these limitations, we model logitrank standardized economic returns with a new AgePeriod-Cohort-Gap
    (APCG) method and compare it to currency-based returns. Using the Luxembourg
    Income Study, we analyse trends over four decades in nine Western countries: Finland, Germany, Israel, Italy, France, Canada, the U.K., the Netherlands and the US.
    Our results confirm a moderate overeducation in terms of economic returns but much less in terms of social position in most of the countries. This discrepancy seems to confirm that currency-based approaches overestimate the (trends in the) gap in returns between high and low educated

    קורסים

    יסודות בסוציולוגיה חינוכית

    החשיבה הסוציולוגית מאפשרת לנו להבין את מערכת החינוך כזירה חברתית, בה לחינוך יש מספר תפקידים חברתיים אשר לעיתים סותרים את זה את זה ומביאים לתוצאות לא צפויות. בקורס נלמד על החשיבה הסוציולוגית ועל עבדותו האמפירית והתיאורטית של הסוציולוג בהקשר של מערכת החינוך. באמצעות כלים אלו נבין את תפקידיה השונים של מערכת החינוך בחברה. נבחן כיצד תיאוריות סוציולוגיות מסבירות את הבדלי האינטרסים של בעלי עניין במערכת החינוך ואת המקור לחוסר שביעות רצון מתמשך ורצון לשינוי מצד מורים, הורים, תלמידים וקובעי מדיניות כאחד. נעסוק בתחומים חברתיים הבאים לידי ביטוי במערכת החינוך דוגמת אי-שוויון, מגדר, לאומיות, ועוד. במהלך הקורס נתנסה, על קצה המזלג, במחקר סוציולוגי

    תחומי התמחות

    סוציולוגיה של החינוך, מדיניות השכלתית, התרחבות השכלתית, אי שוויון כלכלי וחברתי

    תאריך עדכון אחרון : 27/03/2022