Present Position

• Dean, Graduate School of Int’l Studies & School of Int’l Studies
• Director, Hanyang Institute for Energy & the Environment (HY-IEE)
• Professor, Division of International Studies, Hanyang University (March 2004-Present) Founder and Director, The Global Circular Economy Center
   

Research Interest

• International energy politics and political/economic problems of resource-rich countries.
   

Education

• Ph.D. Political Science, Purdue University (Dec. 2000)
• Advisor: Rolf H.W. Theen
• Thesis: Building State Capacity in Russia: A Case Study of Energy Sector Reform, 1992-98
• MALD. Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, Tufts University (1996)
• B.A. Russian Language and Literature, Seoul National University (Feb.1988)
   

Awards

• 2018. Ministry of Education Award, Excellence in Research, Republic of Korea.
• 2015. Fast-Track Promotion to Full Professor, Excellence in Research. Hanyang University
• 2005. Best Teacher Award. Hanyang University
   

Publications Books

• Younkyoo Kim. 2023. The Circular Economy of Electric Vehicle Battery.
• Younkyoo Kim. 2022. Rich China, Poor America: Economic Security of Rare Earth Elements.

Research Articles

• Younkyoo Kim. 2023. US-China Electric Vehicle Battery Competition and the Role of South Korea, NBR Roundtable for Congressional Affairs, December 2023.
• Younkyoo Kim and Stephen Blank. 2019. “Russia and the Mediterranean in the Era of a New Cold War: Russia’s New Naval Challenges to the West.” Mediterranean Politics. Submitted and under review.
• Younkyoo Kim and Stephen Blank. 2019. “Russian Arms Sales Policy after the Ukraine Sanctions.” Asian Politics & Policy. 11(3).
• Younkyoo Kim. 2019. “Obstacles to the Creation of Gas Trading Hubs and a Price Index in Northeast Asia.” Geosystem Engineering, 22(2), pp. 59-71.
   

Research Reports

• Younkyoo Kim. 2024. “US-China EV Battery Competition and the Role of South Korea,” EIRP US-Korea Energy Series, Working Paper No. 4, May 6, 2024.
• Younkyoo Kim. 2024. “The Restructuring of the Global EV Battery Supply Chain and Critical Minerals,” East Asian Institute, March, 2024.

Introduction (소개)

• Professor Saxer holds a B.A. and an M.A. from the University of Copenhagen, as well as a M.Sc. and a Ph.D. (2001) in Politics from the University of Oxford. Before coming to Hanyang University in 2008 he was a Post-Doc at Yale University, Assistant Professor at the University of Copenhagen, and a tenured Associate Professor at Copenhagen Business School. Professor Saxer has published a monograph with Routledge as well as a number of articles in such international journals as Democratization, Armed Forces & Society, Journal of Comparative Asian Development, Asia Europe Journal, and The Pacific Review. In his research Professor Saxer deals with such issues as the link between domestic and foreign politics, the state of democratic consolidation, regional voting patterns, and the role of middle powers in global governance.
   

Education (학력)

• Ph.D. University of Oxford, 2001, Politics
• M.Sc. University of Oxford, 1999, Politics
• M.A. University of Copenhagen, 1997
• B.A. University of Copenhagen, 1993
   

Recent Publications (최근 논문/저서 2-3개)

• “Capabilities and aspirations: South Korea’s rise as a middle power”, Asia Europe Journal, 11, 4 (2013): 397-413.
• “Democratization, globalization and the linkage of domestic and foreign policy in South Korea”, The Pacific Review, 26, 2 (2013): 1-23.
• “Foreign Direct Investment in Korea's Globalization Experience”, Journal of Comparative Asian Development, 11, 2 (2012): 298-319.
• “South Korea: The Journey Toward Civilian and Democratic Control Over the Military.” Oxford Research  Encyclopedia of Politics. Https://oxfordre.com/politics/view/10.1093/acrefore/9780190228637.001.0001/acrefore-9780190228637-e-1851. (November 2020).
• “The Korea Question and the Nordic Response: From War Participation to Diplomatic Recognition” Korea Journal, Vol. 57, No. 1 (Spring 2017), pp. 128-152.
• “Foreign policy as a socially divisive issue: the KORUS free-trade agreement” The Pacific Review Published online: 20 Dec 2016: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09512748.2016.1264461 

EDUCATION

• Ph.D.   2011.3-2014.2 Seoul National University, Graduate School of Business (Strategy and International Business)
• M.S.     2009.3-2011.2 Seoul National University, Graduate School of International Studies (International Commerce)
• B.B.A.  2001.3-2008.2 Korea Aerospace University, Business Administration
   

RESEARCH INTEREST

• ESG strategy, global strategy, green innovation, green consumption, open innovation, digital strategy, institutional theory

POSITION

• Associate Professor 2023.3- Hanyang University
• Associate Professor 2022.9-2023.2 Soonchunhyang University
• Visiting Researcher 2021.9-2022.8 Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
• Assistant Professor 2015.9-2021.8 Soonchunhyang University  
• Assistant Professor 2015.3-2015.8 Seoul School of Integrated Sciences and Technologies (aSSIST)

RECENT INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

• ONLINE/IN PRESS/ACCEPTED

1. Xiaonan Dong, Sungjin Son, Taewoo Roh* (2025), Strategic linkages to ESG performance: The role of performance measurement system and psychological empowerment, Business Strategy and the Environment. [SSCI Q1=12.5, ABS 3, ABDC A]
2. Anna Pak, Donghwi Seo, Taewoo Roh* (2024), The effect of intellectual property rights on firm performance in service firms: The role of process and organizational innovation, Cross Cultural & Strategic Management, [SSCI Q3 IF=1.9, ABS 2, ABDC B]
3. Byungchul Choi, Taewoo Roh*, Byung Il Park, Jinho Park (2024), Complementary perspectives on knowledge-and market-seeking outward FDI of EMNEs: A review and agenda for future research, Cross Cultural & Strategic Management, [SSCI Q3 IF=1.9, ABS 2, ABDC B]
4. Hyeseung Choi, Tongkyu Kim, Hyeonyu Son, Donghyun Kim, Keunsik Park, Taewoo Roh* (2024), How does consumer awareness of WEEE affect reverse logistics? Extended triple bottom line approach, Energy & Environment, [SSCI Q2=4.2, ABDC C]
5. Jonghyuk Bae, Donghwi Seo, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Being alert to the contingency: How environmental turbulence impacts annual report readability, Applied Economics Letters, [SSCI Q3=1.6, ABS 1, ABDC B]
6. Yanghee Kim, Leishuo Wang, Jinho Noh, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Exploring the role of innovation diffusion and trust transfer on technology acceptance: Intention to use drone delivery service in China, Asian Business & Management, [SSCI Q3 IF=3.9, ABS 2, ABDC C]
7. Min-Jae Lee and Taewoo Roh* (2023), Digitalization capability and sustainable performance in emerging markets: Mediating roles of in/out-bound open innovation and coopetition strategy, Management Decision, [SSCI Q2 IF=5.589, ABS 2, ABDC B]
8. Soojung Oh, Byung Il Park, Shufeng Xiao, and Taewoo Roh (2023), Coping or threat? Unraveling the mechanisms enabling user acceptance of blockchain technologies, Information Technology & Management, [SSCI Q3=2.4, ABS 1, ABDC B]

• PUBLISHED

1. Jinjing Zhao, Ai Li, Taewoo Roh, Miao Su (2025), Escaping regulation or embracing innovation? Substantive green innovation’s role in moderating environmental policy and outward foreign direct investment, Energy, 316(1), 134547. [SCIE Q1 IF=9.0] 
2. Wei Tian, Feroz De Costa, Amir Rizaan Abdul Rahiman, Taewoo Roh* (2025), Linking components of social media usage to psychological distress: Integrating situational theory of problem-solving and social capital theory, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 84, 104187. [SSCI Q1 IF=11.0, ABS 2, ABDC A]
3. Kyowon Seo, Taewoo Roh* (2025), Online and offline delivery qualities: O2O satisfaction and loyalty through technology acceptance model, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 82, 104079. [SSCI Q1 IF=11.0, ABS 2, ABDC A]
4. Hina Zafar, Feng Tian, Jo Ann Ho, Taewoo Roh*, Badar Latif (2025), Understanding voluntary pro-environmental behavior among colleagues: Roles of green crafting, psychological empowerment and green organizational climate, Business Strategy and the Environment, 34(1), 4468-482. [SSCI Q1=12.5, ABS 3, ABDC A]
5. Chi-Hoon Song, Ji-Hwan Lee, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Exploring the cloud storage service adoption through the dual perspectives: Protection motivation theory (PMT) and the extended unified theory of technology acceptance model (UTAUT2), International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction, 41(4), 2745–2762. [SSCI Q1 IF=4.7, ABDC B]
6. Taewoo Roh, Shufeng Xiao, Byung Il Park (2024), Configuring an MNE’s subsidiary capabilities for performance in China, Chinese Management Studies, 18(5), 1418-1445. [SSCI Q4 IF=2.2, ABS 1, ABDC C]
7. Younghuk Kim, Taewoo Roh*, Raphaël Boroumand (2024), Resource recombination perspective on open eco-innovation: Open innovation type, strategic orientation, and green innovation, Business Strategy and the Environment, 33(7), 6207-6220. [SSCI Q1=13.4, ABS 3, ABDC A]
8. Taewoo Roh, Min-Jae Lee, Young Soo Yang, Jeoung Yul Lee (2024), Learning by giving and taking: Two-way knowledge transfer between core and periphery, European Management Journal, 42, 685-697. [SSCI Q1 IF=7.5, ABS 2, ABDC B]
9. Hyeseung Choi, Min-Jae Lee, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Is institutional pressure the driver for green business model innovation of SMEs? Mediating and moderating roles of regional innovation intermediaries , Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 209, 123814. [SSCI Q1=12.9, ABS 3, ABDC A]
10. Taewoo Roh, Shufeng Xiao* (2024), Extending the research agenda for supply chain management in the age of disruption: The multifaceted role and implications of dynamic capabilities, Journal of General Management, 50(1), 5-15. [ESCI, ABS 1, ABDC B]
11. Min-Jae Lee, Anna Pak, Taewoo Roh* (2024), The Interplay of institutional pressures, digitalization capability, ESG strategy, and triple-bottom-line performance: A moderated mediation model, Business Strategy and the Environment, 33(6), 5247-5268. [SSCI Q1=13.4, ABS 3, ABDC A]
12. Shufeng Xiao, Taewoo Roh, Pervez Ghauri, Byung Il Park, Moon Hwan Cho (2024), MNCs’ social innovation in emerging markets: A stakeholder perspective, Management International Review, 64, 633-670. [SSCI Q3 IF=4.3, ABS 3, ABDC A]
13. Min-Jae Lee, Yanghee Kim, and Taewoo Roh* (2024), Exploring the role of digital servitization for green innovation: Absorptive capacity, transformative capacity, and environmental strategy, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 207, 123614. [SSCI Q1=12.9, ABS 3, ABDC A]
14. Taewoo Roh*, Shufeng Xiao, Byung Il Park (2024), What makes metaverse users immersed in the flow state in an emerging market? An application of affordance theory and ISSM, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 81, 104012. [SSCI Q1 IF=11.0, ABS 2, ABDC A]
15. Jihun Choi, Young-Kyu Kim, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Unpacking the link between entrepreneurial proactiveness and exploitative innovation strategy: A moderated mediation approach, Technovation, 136, 103068. [SSCI Q1 IF=12.5, ABS 3, ABDC A]
16. Chi-Yeon You, Yeon-Sung Jung, Junggeun Kim, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Organizer Competency and B2B Exhibition Performance: The Mediating Role of Exhibitor Motivation, Journal of Korea Trade, 28(3), 53-77. [SSCI Q4 IF=0.512, ABDC C]
17. Yanghee Kim, Bodibold Oyunbold, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Capturing OTT users in an emerging market: Insights on quality of OTT service and behavioral intentions through extended technology acceptance model, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 81, 103953 [SSCI Q1 IF=10.4, ABS 2, ABDC A]
18. Taewoo Roh, Byungjun Yu (2024), Paving a way toward green world: Two-track institutional approaches and corporate green innovation, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 71, 9244-9257. [SSCI Q2 IF=5.8, ABS 3, ABDC A]
19. Xingxin Zhao, Jiafu Su, Taewoo Roh, Jeoung Yul Lee, and Xinrui Zhan (2024), Technological diversification and innovation performance: The moderating effects of organizational slack and ownership in Chinese listed firms, Cross Cultural & Strategic Management, 31(2), 356-378. [SSCI Q4 IF=2.5, ABS 2, ABDC B]
20. Taewoo Roh, Young Soo Yang, Shufeng Xiao, and Byung Il Park (2024), What makes consumers trust and adopt fintech? An empirical investigation in China, Electronic Commerce Research, 24, 3-35. [SSCI Q3 IF=3.462, ABS 2, ABDC A]
21. Myoung-Jin Chae, Yanghee Kim, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Consumers’ attention, experience, and action to organic consumption: The moderating role of anticipated pride and moral obligation , Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 79, 103824, [SSCI Q1 IF=10.4, ABS 2, ABDC A]
22. Yanghee Kim, Minwoo Lee, Byung-Do Kim, Taewoo Roh* (2024), Power of agglomeration on electronic word–of–mouth in the restaurant industry: Exploring the moderation role of review quality difference, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 78, 103759. [SSCI Q1 IF=10.4, ABS 2, ABDC A]
23. Taewoo Roh, Shufeng Xiao, Byung Il Park (2024), MNEs’ capabilities and their sustainable business in emerging markets: Evidence from MNE subsidiaries in China, Journal of International Management, 30(1), 101097. [SSCI Q2 IF=6.1, ABS 3, ABDC A]                            
24. Jihun Choi, Taewoo Roh*, Ji-Hwan Lee (2024), The pitfalls of corporate social irresponsibility: Hypocrisy of family firms in South Korea, Journal of Cleaner Production, 435, 140557. [SCIE Q1 IF=11.1, ABS 2, ABDC A]
25. Taewoo Roh, Shufeng Xiao, and Byung Il Park (2023), Effects of open innovation on eco-innovation in meta-organizations Evidence from Korean SMEs, Asian Business & Management, 22(5), 2004–2028. [SSCI Q3 IF=3.9, ABS 2, ABDC C]
26. Shufeng Simon Xiao, Taewoo Roh, Byung Il Park (2023), Double-edged sword of open innovation for business failure in the post-pandemic era: The moderating roles of industrial embeddedness and absorptive capacity, Industrial Marketing Management, 115, 378-394. [SSCI Q1 IF=10.3, ABS 3, ABDC A*]
27. Yaeri Kim, Junhee Seok, Taewoo Roh* (2023), The linkage between quality of information systems and the impact of trust-based privacy on behavioral outcomes in unmanned convenience store: Moderating effect of gender and experience, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 196, 122852. [SSCI Q1 IF=12.0, ABS 3, ABDC A]
28. Taewoo Roh, Jieun Hwang, and Byung Il Park (2023), M&A successes: Breadth, depth, and deal completion time in the US semiconductor industry, Business Research Quarterly, 26(4), 297-312. [SSCI Q3 IF=4.204, ABS 2, ABDC B]
29. Seojin Stacey Lee, Yaeri Kim, and Taewoo Roh* (2023), Pro-environmental behavior on electric vehicle use intention: Integrating value-belief-norm theory and theory of planned behavior, Journal of Cleaner Production, 418, 138211. [SCIE Q1 IF=11.1, ABS 2, ABDC A]
30. Min-Jae Lee and Taewoo Roh* (2023), Unpacking the sustainable performance in the business ecosystem: Coopetition strategy, open innovation, and digitalization capability, Journal of Cleaner Production, 412, 137433. [SCIE Q1 IF=11.1, ABS 2, ABDC A]
31. Minkyoung Park, Min-Jae Lee, and Taewoo Roh* (2023), Impact of institutional and business distance on subsidiary performance: The mediation of subsidiary entrepreneurship, Journal of Korea Trade, 27(2), 77-95 [SSCI Q4 IF=0.512, ABDC C]
32. Taewoo Roh, Byung Il Park, and Shufeng Xiao (2023), Adoption of AI-enabled Robo-advisors in fintech: Simultaneous employment of UTAUT and the theory of reasoned action, Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, 24(1), 29-47. [SSCI Q3 IF=4.000, ABS 1, ABDC B]
33. Yaeri Kim and Taewoo Roh* (2022), Preparing an exhibition in the post-pandemic era: Evidence from an O2O-based exhibition of B2B firms, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 185, 122041. [SSCI Q1 IF=10.884, ABS 3, ABDC A]
34. Taewoo Roh, Shufeng Xiao, and Byung Il Park (2022), Multiple principal conflicts and technological innovation performances of international new ventures: Moderating role of founder’s experiences, Journal of Innovation & Knowledge, 7(4), 100274. [SSCI Q1 IF=11.219, ABS 1]
35. Jin-Ki Hong, Ji-Hwan Lee, and Taewoo Roh* (2022), The effects of CEO narcissism on corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility, Managerial and Decision Economics, 43(6), 1926-1940. [SSCI Q3 IF=1.379, ABS 2, ABDC B]
36. Taewoo Roh*, Jinho Noh, Yeeun Oh, and Guen-Sik Park (2022), Structural relationships of a firm’s green strategies for environmental performance: The roles of green supply chain management and green marketing innovation, Journal of Cleaner Production, 356, 131877. [SCIE Q1 IF=11.072, ABS 2, ABDC A]
37. Taewoo Roh, Junhee Seok, and Yaeri Kim (2022), Unveiling ways to reach organic purchase: green perceived value, perceived knowledge, attitude, subjective norm, and trust, Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 67, 102988. [SSCI Q1 IF=10.972, ABS 2, ABDC A]
38. Taewoo Roh*, Kangmun Lee and Ji Yeon Yang (2021), How do intellectual property rights and government support drive a firm’s green innovation? The mediating role of open innovation, Journal of Cleaner Production, 317, 128422. [SCIE Q1 IF=9.297, ABS 2, ABDC A]
39. Taewoo Roh, Keun-Sik Park, Yeeun Oh and Jinho Noh (2021), How shipping company satisfies shippers through service quality in South Korea:  The mediation role of trust, Journal of Korea Trade, 25(5), 19-38. [SSCI Q4 IF=0.512, ABDC C]
40. Taejin Shin and Taewoo Roh* (2021), Impact of non-aeronautical revenues on airport landing charge in global airports, Transportation Research Record, 2675(10), 667-677. [SCIE Q3 IF=1.560, ABDC B]
41. Yaeri Kim, Qiran Wang and Taewoo Roh* (2021), Do information and service quality affect perceived privacy protection, satisfaction, and loyalty? Evidence from a Chinese O2O-based mobile shopping application, Telematics and Informatics, 56, 101483. [SSCI Q1 IF=6.182, ABDC C]
42. Kangmun Lee, Ji-Yeon Yang, and Taewoo Roh* (2020), MNC subsidiary’s entrepreneurship and knowledge transfer: Evidence from MNC subsidiaries in South Korea, Journal of Korea Trade, 24(8), 185-202. [SSCI Q4 IF=0.512, ABDC C]
43. Yu Evgeniy, Kangmun Lee, and Taewoo Roh* (2019), The effect of eWOM on purchase intention for Korean-brand cars in Russia: The mediating role of brand image and perceived quality, Journal of Korea Trade, 23(5), 102-117. [SSCI Q4 IF=0.628, ABDC C]
44. Byung Il Park and Taewoo Roh* (2019), Chinese multinationals’ FDI motivations: Suggestion for a new theory, International Journal of Emerging Markets, 14(1), 70-90. [SSCI Q2 IF=2.067, ABS 1, ABDC B]
45. Ann Terlaak, Seonghoon Kim, and Taewoo Roh (2018), Not good, not bad: The effect of family control on environmental performance disclosure by business group firms, Journal of Business Ethics, 153(4), 977-996. [SSCI/FT50 Q1 IF=4.141, ABS 3, ABDC A]
46. Younghuk Kim and Taewoo Roh* (2014), Shackles of the past: Why firms divest too late and when they can free themselves?, Academy of Management Best Papers Proceedings (Division: BPS), 1, 1292-1297.
47. Taewoo Roh, Dong-Sung Cho, Yeo-Chang Youn and Ja-Choon Koo (2014), Contingent feasibility for forest carbon credit: Evidence from South Korean firms, Journal of Environmental Management, 144, 297-303. [SCIE Q1 IF=3.131, ABS 3, ABDC A]

PERSONAL HOMEPAGE

• sites.google.com/view/ribolab/taewoo-roh

Education (학력)

• Ph. D, London School of Economics, International History
  - Thesis title: "The Foreign Policy of Park Chunghee, 1968-79."
• Master of Pacific International Affairs, University of California, San Diego (UCSD), IR/PS
• B.A, Pusan National University, Business Administration and International Studies
   

Fields of Interest (연구관심분야)

• International Security, Indo-Pacific International Relations, Nuclear Security, U.S. Foreign Policy, Diplomatic History
   

Experience (경력)

• Korea Military Academy, Republic of Korea Army, Associate Professor
• Korea Military Academy, Republic of Korea Army, Assistant Professor
• Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Part-time Lecturer
• Postdoc Fellow, University of Southern California
   

Recent Publications (최근논문)

• Peer-reviewed Articles (SSCI & A&HCI)
• Lyong Choi and Sang-hoon Lee, “Forced Self-reliance: The Defense Strategy of the Kamakura Bakufu against the Mongol Invasion of Japan,” Interdisciplinary History, September 2021, Vol. 52, Issue 2, pp. 177-196.
• Lyong Choi, “Reluctant Reconciliation: South Korea’s Tentative Détente with North Korea in the Nixon Era, 1969- 72,” Modern Asian Studies,  January 2020, Vol. 54, Issue 1, pp. 59-94.
• Lyong Choi, Jong-dae Shin, and Han-hyung Lee, “The Dilemma of the “Axis of Evil”: The Rise and Fall of Iran-DPRK Relations,” Korean Journal of Defense Analysis, Vol. 31, No. 4, December 2019, 595－611
• Lyong Choi and Il-young Jeong, “North Korea and Zimbabwe, 1978–1982: from the strategic alliance to the symbolic comradeship between Kim Il Sung and Robert Mugabe,” November 2017, Cold War History, Vol. 17, Issue 4, pp. 329-349
• Lyong Choi, “Human Rights, Popular Protest and Jimmy Carter’s Plan to Withdraw U.S. Troops from South Korea,” Diplomatic History, November 2017, Vol. 41, Issue 5, pp. 933–958.
• Lyong Choi and Jong-dae Shin, “Enemy of My Ally Is Not My Enemy: ROK-US Alliance and ROK-Iran Relations,” Asian Perspective, July-September 2017, Vol. 41, No. 3, pp. 403-429.
• Jaeho Hwang and Lyong Choi, “Re-thinking Normalization between ROK and PRC in the Early 1990s: The South Korean Perspective,” Cold War History, December May, Vol.15, Issue 4, pp. 557-578.
• Lyong Choi, “The First Nuclear Crisis in the Korean Peninsula, 1975- 76,” Journal of Cold War History,  March 2014, Vol. 2014, Issue 1, pp. 1-20.
   

Peer-reviewed Articles (KCI)

• Lyong Choi, “Reconsidering the Diplomatic History by Theory of Asymmetric Combined Forces: Analysis on Silla-Tang,Goryeo-Mongol(Yuan), and Joseon-Ming Relations,” Korean Journal of Military Art and Science, Feb 2020, Vol. 76, Issue 2, pp. 217- 234.
• yong Choi, “The Nuclear Proliferation Puzzle from North Korea: Nuclear Development through Technology Exchanges,” Yonsei Journal of Unification Studies, May 2018, Vol. 22, Issue 1, pp. 39-70.
• Lyong Choi, “From the War of Rationality to the War of Legitimacy: Black and White Conflict in the 1970s’ Southern Africa and Change in U.S. Third World Policy,” May, 2018, Journal of Western History, Vol. 58, Issue 0, pp. 103-128.
• Jeong Ilyeong and Lyong Choi, “The China Dilemma of The USA and State Normalization of Japan,” Yonsei Journal of Korean Unification Studies, pp. 5- 31. Vol. 19, No. 2, 2015.
   

Book chapter

• Lyong Choi, “The Bluff and Bluster: South Korea’s Nuclear Project and ROK-US Relations in 1970s ,” Nuclear Latency and Hedging: Concepts, History, and Issues (Washington D.C: Woodrow Wilson Center, 2020) https://www.wilsoncenter.org/book/nuclear-latency-and-hedging-concepts-history-and-issues
   

Book translation

• The History of World, written by J. M. Roberts and O. A. Westad

Education (학력)

• Ph.D. University of Leicester, Museum Studies (Cultural Diplomacy) 2020
  - Thesis Title: Curating Culture, Exhibiting Nation: The Development of South Korea’s Cultural Diplomacy and Korean Exhibitions in ‘Universal’ Museums
• M.A. University of Manchester, Museum Studies 2012
• B.A. University of California Berkeley, History (Culture) 2010
   

Fields of Interest (연구 관심분야)

• Cultural Diplomacy/International Cultural Relations, K-Culture, Global Content Convergence
   

Experience (경력)

• 2024–present. Hanyang University, Assistant Professor
• 2020–2024. Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Adjunct Professor/Lecturer
• 2012–2014. Curatorial fields: The Manchester Museum, National Folk Museum of Korea, National Museum of Korean Contemporary History
   

Selected Articles (주요 논문)

2024

• Kim, S. (forthcoming). Interpreting Africa in South Korea: A Review of a Permanent Exhibition at the Museum of African Art. Museum Worlds: Advances in Research, 12.
• Kim, S. The British Museum’s Korean Gallery: A Space Embodying South Korean Cultural Diplomacy in the 1990s. Cultural Trends, 33(1), 52–67. DOI: 10.1080/09548963.2022.2115338

2022

• Kim, S. The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Korean Collection: Historical Changes in Collecting, Exhibition, and Management. World History and Culture, 64, 305–328.
   

2021

• Kim, S. Analysis of Hybe Insight’s BTS Exhibition Content from the New Museology Perspective. Journal of the Korean Entertainment Industry Association, 15(8), 193–202.
• Kim, S. Changes in the Curatorial Agent and Interpretation of Korean Objects in Overseas Museums: A Case Study of a Moon Jar at the British Museum. Journal of Museum Studies, 41, 77–99.
• Kim, S. The “Inbetween-ness” of the Korean Gallery at the Musée Guimet, Paris. Museum Worlds: Advances in Research, 9, 203–207.
   

Working papers (international)

• KF XR Gallery; Hallyu in cultural branding; global K-pop exhibitions; user-generated K-content on social media.
   

Book Publication (저서)

• Kim, S. 2025 (forthcoming). Museums and South Korea’s Cultural Diplomacy, Routledge.
• Kim, S. 2025 (forthcoming). From Korean Identity to K-Identity: The Interpretation of K-ness in Global K-Culture Exhibitions (Chapter in Lee, S. ed., From Koreanness to K-ness: Contemporary Korean Language, Culture and Society, Routledge).
   

Selected Project (주요 산학협력)

• 2024–2027 Digital Governance and Management of Inclusive Museums for Social Sustainability in US, UK, France, Italy (National Research Foundation of Korea, 인문사회공동연구)

Courses taught in the DIS

• Creative and Critical Thinking
• Contemporary Society and Philosophy 
• Debate and Argumentation
• Business and Environmental Ethics
• Global Ethics
   

Education

• B.A. in Philosophy (Queen’s University)
• M.A. in Philosophy (Queen’s University)
• Ph.D. in Philosophy (UBC)
   

Research interests

• Philosophy of language and action
• Applied ethics
• Critical thinking pedagogy

Awards

• Best Teacher Award (Hanyang University, 2013)

Selected publications

• Can one decide to do something without forming an intention to do it? Analysis, 76(3), 2016.
• Clarke’s account of the distinction between practical and cognitive decisions. Philosophical Analysis, 17(1), 2016.
• The ethics of for-profit healthcare and medical tourism in South Korea. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics, 19(1), 2016.
• Three ambiguities in the Knobe effect. Journal of Cognitive Science, 15(1), 2014.
• Side-effect actions, acting for a reason, and acting intentionally. Philosophical Explorations, 15(3), 317-33, 2012.
• Medical ethics and the new science of moral cognition. Korean Journal of Medical Ethics, 14(1), 59-76, 2011. 
• Actions, reasons, and intentions: Overcoming Davidson’s ontological prejudice. Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, 46(3), 459-479, 2007. 
• Why has the critical thinking movement not come to Korea? Asia Pacific Education Review, 8(2), 224-232, 2007
• Davidson on meaning and metaphor: A reply to Rahat. Philosophia, 32(3-4), 543-555, 2004
• Davidson on metaphorical meaning: A Reply to Stainton. Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, 42(2), 355-361, 2003.
• Teaching critical thinking in non-western contexts. Manusya: Journal for the Humanities, (special issue 1-2: Critical Thinking Across Asia), 129-145, 2001.
• Sentence meaning, speaker meaning, and Davidson’s denial of metaphorical meaning. Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review, 40(3), 443-452, 2001.
• Pictorial metaphors: A reply to Sedivy. Metaphor and Symbol, 14(4), 293-302, 1999.

자기소개

• 현재 한양대학교 국제학부 교수로 재직 중인 류주한 교수는 뉴욕대학교 경영학과(경제학 부전공)를 졸업하고 런던정경대학(London School of Economics)에서 경영박사학위를 취득하였다.
• 주요 연구분야는 해외시장진출, 경쟁전략, 전략적 제휴, 인수합병, 인수후 통합전략, 벤쳐경영 등이며 국내학술지에 9편, 국제학술지에 9편을 게재하였다(2015년 현재). 
• 미국국제경영학회(Association of International Business) 소속 회원으로 활동하고 있으며 Asia Pacific Business Review(영국), 동서연구(한국), 분쟁해결연구(한국) 등에서 편집위원으로 활동 중에 있다. 
• 동아일보, Dong-A Business Review(DBR), Harvard Business Review(Korea) 등에 75편의 기고문을 개제한바 있다.
   

학력

• 1993년. New York University 경영학과 졸업 (BS)
• 1997년. New York University 미디어학 졸업 (MA)
• 1999년. University of London 국제경영학 졸업 (MBA, Mphil)
• 2005년. London School of Economics 경영학박사 졸업 (PhD)
   

경력

• 2009.3 ~ 현재.  한양대학교 국제학부 교수
• 2008.2 ~ 2009.2. 외교통상부 대변인실, 단국대학교 분쟁해결연구소
• 2005.8 ~ 2008.1. 삼성전자 전략기획팀 
   

연구관심분야

• 해외시장진출, 신사업개발, 전략적제휴, 인수합병, 인수후 통합, 벤쳐경영, 신기후전략 주요논문
   

주요논문

• Ryoo, J. (2021), "The evolution of FInTech Industry: The role of interaction between disruptive innovation and ecosystem", Advances in Mathematics: Scientific Journal, 10(2), 1095-1118
• Ryoo, J (2019), “Partnering integration: Getting more value from your international acquisition”, Organizational Dynamics, 48(3), pp.1-15.
• Ryoo, J (2018), "Acquiring strategic assets through international M&A: Proposal of a new integration approach", Global and Stochastic Analysis, 5(6), pp.45-63.
• Ryoo, J and Kim, C. (2018), "Factor affecting consumers' repurchase intention in internet shopping", Far East Journal of Electronics and Communications, 18(4), pp.587-629.
• Ryoo, J. (2017), "Choosing between internal and external development for innovation projects: Antecedents and consequences", Asia Pacific Business Review, 23(1), pp.90-115.
• Ryoo, J. (2017), “The Determinants of International Acquisition performance in Korea: The Impact of knowledge transfer and organization's cultural differences and strategic fit ”, Korean Journal of Business Administration, 30(11), pp.1907-1933.
• Ryoo, J. (2016), "The success factor of post-merger integration strategy: In search of the Korean model and suggestion", Dispute Resolution Journal, 14(1), pp.69-101. (In Korean)
• Ryoo, J. (2015), “Identifying the moderating role of entrepreneurial orientation in the innovation uncertainty-collaborative technology development relationship: Finding from the Korean high-tech firms”, International Journal of Global Management Studies Professional, 6(1), pp.18-36.
• Ryoo, J. (2014), "Antecedents of boundary decision making: Integrating transaction cost and organizational capability perspectives", Journal of Strategic and International Studies, 9(4), pp.98-109.
• Ryoo, J. (2013), "Choosing technology development method of Korean manufacturing SMEs: Integration transaction-costs related factors with entrepreneurial capability factor", Korean Corporation Management Review, 20(1), pp.233-259.
• Ryoo, J. (2012), “Boundary Decisions for New Technology Acquisition: An Empirical Study on Korean SMEs in High-Tech Manufacturing Sector”, Korean Journal of Business Administration, 25(5), pp.2455-2483.
• Ryoo, J. (2012), “Technology Sourcing Decision Making for New Technology Development Projects: An Empirical Study of South Korean High-Tech Small Firms”, Asian Business and Management, 11(4), pp.445-469.
• Ryoo, J., Kim, C., Galliers, R., Shin, N. and Kim, J. (2012), “Factors Influencing Internet Shopping Value and Customer Repurchase Intention”, Electronic Commerce Research and Applications, 11(4), pp.374-387.
• Ryoo, J. (2011), "Samsung electronics' foreign market entry strategy: The case of LCD Business in Eastern Europe", Korean Business Review, 15(3), pp.25-46.
• Ryoo, J., Lee, I., Kim, C. and Park, J. (2009), “A study in the industry of customer contact center based on e-CRM: Its current status analysis and development strategy", Korea e-Commerce Research Journal, 10(3), pp.3-28. (In Korean)
• Ryoo, J. (2009), “Structuring the Organizational Form of Interfirm Cooperation: Two-Stage Contingency Approach” Dispute Resolution journal, 7(2), pp.109-147.
   

수상경력

• 2010 교육우수교수(한양대)

학회활동

• 미국국제경영학회 정회원
• Asia pacific Business Revew(영국) 편집위원
• 동서연구(한국) 편집위원
• 분쟁해결연구(한국) 편집위원

Education (학력)

• Ph.D. University of Tokyo, Japan, International Studies
  - Thesis Title: “The Effects of Export Promotion Programs in Developing Countries: Evidence from Country and Firm Level Analyses.”
• Master of International Studies. Seoul National University, Korea, International Cooperation
• Hon. B.A. University of Toronto, Canada, Economics and International Relations
   

Fields of Interest (연구 관심분야)

• International Trade, Development Economics, Impact Evaluation, Official Development Assistance

Experience (경력)

• The University of Tokyo, Assistant Professor
• Waseda University. Part-time Lecturer
• Tsukuba University, Part-time Lecturer
• Sophia University, Postdoctoral Researcher
• Waseda University, Junior Researcher
• Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan, Research Project Member

Working papers (international)

• 2018. Ministry of Education Award, Excellence in Research, Republic of Korea.
• 2015. Fast-Track Promotion to Full Professor, Excellence in Research. Hanyang University
• 2005. Best Teacher Award. Hanyang University
   

Publications Books

• Younkyoo Kim. 2023. The Circular Economy of Electric Vehicle Battery.
• Younkyoo Kim. 2022. Rich China, Poor America: Economic Security of Rare Earth Elements.

Recent Publications (최근논문)

Peer-reviewed

• Kim, Yu Ri, “Does Aid for Trade Diversify the Export Structure of Recipient Countries?” The World Economy. 2019; 42: 2684– 2722. https://doi.org/10.1111/twec.12845.
• Kim, Yu Ri, Yasuyuki Todo, Daichi Shimamoto, and Petr Matous, “Are Seminars on Export Promotion Effective? Evidence from a Randomized Controlled Trial.” The World Economy, 2018; 41: 2954– 2982. https://doi.org/10.1111/twec.12658 (Open Access)

Working Papers

• Shimamoto, Daichi, Yasuyuki Todo, Kim, Yu Ri, and Petr Matous, “Identifying and Decomposing Peer Effects on Participation Decisions Using a Randomized Controlled Trial.” RIETI Discussion Paper No. 16-E-083, August 2016.
• Kim, Yu Ri and Yasuyuki Todo, “Are Politically Connected Firms More Likely to Export?” RIETI Discussion Paper No. 19-E-049, July 2019.
• Shimamoto, Daichi, Yasuyuki Todo, and Kim, Yu Ri, “The Effect of Social Interactions on Exporting Activities: Evidence from Micro, Small, and Medium-Sized Enterprises in rural Vietnam.” RIETI Discussion Paper No. 19-E-020, March 2019.

Personal Website (개인 홈페이지)

• https://sites.google.com/site/yurikim73/ 

Education (학력)

• Ph.D. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Future Strategy
  - Thesis Title: “Network structure of state and non-state actors in evolving international security environment.”
• M.A. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), Future Strategy
• B.A. Hanyang University, International Relations
   

Fields of Interest (연구관심분야)

• Sustainable management, green innovation & management, circular economy
   

Experience (경력)

• Global Circular Economy Center, Hanyang University, Research Assistant Professor
• Center for Energy Governance and Security, Hanyang University, Senior Researcher
• School of International Studies, Hanyang University, Full-time Lecturer
• Science and Technology Policy Institute, Researcher
• Center for Future Strategy of KAIST, Researcher
   

Recent Publications (최근논문)

• Lee, H., Im, J., Cho, H., Jung, S., Choi, H., Choi, D., ... & Kwon, E. E. (2024). Hydrogen production from fishing net waste for sustainable clean Fuel: Techno-economic analysis and life cycle assessment. Chemical Engineering Journal, 148741.
• Choi, H., Choi, M., & Yang, J. S. (2022). Longevity of Partnering Terrorist Organization: An Empirical Study Using A Network Diffusion Model. Terrorism and Political Violence, 1-16.
• Heo, K., Lee, D., Seo, Y., & Choi, H. (2020). Searching for Digital Technologies in Containment and Mitigation Strategies: Experience from South Korea COVID-19. Annals of global health, 86(1).
• Lee, D., Heo, K., Seo, Y., Ahn, H., Jung, K., Lee, S., & Choi, H. (2020). Flattening the curve on COVID-19: South Korea’s measures in tackling initial outbreak of coronavirus. American journal of epidemiology.
• Choi, H., Woo, H., Kim, J. H., & Yang, J. S. (2019). Gravity model for dyadic Olympic competition. Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 513, 447-455.
   

Working Papers

• Choi, H., Kim T., Son, H., Kim, D., Park, K., and Roh, T., How does consumer awareness of WEEE affect reverse logistics? Extended triple bottom line approach, Energy & Environment
• Choi, H., Lee, M., and Roh, T., Dual role of regional innovation intermediaries for SMEs in South Korea: Institutional pressures on green business model innovation, Technological Forecasting and Social Change
• Lee, J., Choi, H., and Kim, J., Environmental and economic impacts of e-waste recycling: a systematic review, Chemical Engineering Journal
• Choi, H., Yang, J., Structural Impact of Terrorist Group Alliance Network on Longevity, Studies in Conflict & Terrorism
• Kim, J., Park, W., Park, G., Choi, H., Lee, T., Jung, S., Tsang, Y., Park, Y., and Kwon, E., Addressing two global challenges with one insect, Nature Sustainability
   

Selected Projects(산학협력)

• ● New Enactment of domestic laws in major countries in accordance with global regulations on EU supply chain due diligence guidelines and battery regulations, LG Energy Solution, May. 2023 - Dec. 2023.
• ● 2022/23 Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP) with Cuba: Productive transformation of the industry in harmony with the environment in Cuba, KOTRA, Feb. 2023 - Aug .2023.
• ● Feasibility analysis and business model development on green hydrogen and renewable energy of Latin America, Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO), Sep. 2022 - Apr. 2023.
• ● Global energy technology and policy convergence program for carbon neutrality, Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP), Jul. 2022 - Mar. 2027.
• ● Human resource development project in circular remanufacturing industry, Korea Institute of Energy Technology Evaluation and Planning (KETEP), Apr. 2021 - Dec. 2025
• ● 2020/21 Knowledge Sharing Program (KSP) with Albania: Gas sector expansion strategy for energy diversification in Albania, Korea Development Institute (KDI), Dec. 2020 - Sep. 2021.

Personal Data

• Office Address
  - #654 International Building
  - 222 Wangsimni-ro, Sengdong-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 04763
• Phone
  - +82-2-2220-0292 (work)
• Fax
  - +82-2-2220-0289
• E-mail
  - dwroh@hanyang.ac.kr
   

Career

• March 2022 ~ Present Professor. School of International Studies
  - Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea
• March 1988 ~ February 2022. Climate Change Research Division
  - Korea Energy Economics Institute, Ulsan, Korea
  - Senior Research Fellow
   

Education

• March 1998 ~ December 2002. Ph.D. in Economics(Environmental Economics) Graduate School, Oregon State University, USA
  - Dissertation Title: Essays on MicroEconomics.
• March 1982 ~ February 1985. M.A. in Urban and Regional StudiesGraduate School, Chonnam National University, Korea
  - Dissertation Title: Mobilizing Growth Potential in Gwangju City
• March 1978 ~ February 1982. B.A. in Economics Department of Regional Development Chonnam National University, Korea

Research AREAS

• Climate Change and Energy System(UN Climate Change Negotiation Process, GHG mitigation potential and costs, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency), Productivity and Efficiency measurement(Data Envelopment Analysis)

ACADEMIC FIELDS

• Environmental and Resource Economics, Industrial Organization(Efficiency Measurement)

Publications (Academic papers)

• “Supplementary Approach to Estimation of GHG Mitigation Cost of Clean Development Mechanism : Utilizing the Investment Information of Project Document Design”. Dong-Woon Noh, Research of Climate Change Research 2021, 12(5-2), pp. 537-557, 2021
• “Estimation of GHG Mitigation Cost of Clean Development Mechanism in Chile”. Dong-Woon Noh, Research of Climate Change Research 2021, 12(5-2), pp. 559-578, 2021
• “Comparison of GHG Mitigation Cost of Clean Development Mechanism among Chile, Peru, Vietnam and Malaysia”. Dong-Woon Noh, In-Sung Son, Jungmin Lim, Soo-in Kim, Research of Climate Change Research 2021, 12(5-2), pp. 613-643, 2021
• “Estimating GHG Emission Efficiency of Firms in South Korea using Stochastic Frontier AnalysisApproach”. Gilwhan Kim, Dong-Woon Noh, Jiwoong Lee, Research of Climate Change Research 2019, 10(2), pp. 117-128, 2019
• “Chracterizing the Difference between Indirect and Direct CO2 Emissions : Evidence from Korean Manufacturing Industries, 2004-2010”. Sinwoo Lee, Dong-Woon Noh, Dong-hyun Oh, Sustainability 2018, 10(8), 2711, 2018
• “Estimating the Regional Effect of GHG Mitigation Policy”. Sui Kim, Dong-Woon Noh, Gyungyeuo Cho, Korea Economic Review 2010, 28(3)
• “Accounting for Emissions in the Measurement of Bus Transit Efficiency : A Directional Distance Function Approach,” Transportation Research Part D,“, Starr McMullen and Dong-Woon Noh, 12(1): 1-9, January 2007
• “Approximating Pollution Abatement Costs via Alternative Specifications of a Multi-Output Production Technology : Case Study of the US Electric Utility Industry,” Journal of Environmental Management, Michael Vardanyanand Dong-Woon Noh, 80(2): 177-190, July 2006
• “Marginal Abatement Cost Estimation of SO2 using Distance Function for Korea Fossil Fuel Power,” Journal of Environmental Policy(Korea), Ha-Jae Choi, Dong-Woon Noh, Yong-Sung Cho, 14(1): June 2006
• “Chracteristics of a Polluting Technology : Theory and Practice,” Journal of Econometrics, Rolf Fare, Shawna Grosskopf, Dong-Woon Noh, William Webber, 126(2): 469-492, June 2005
• “Marginal Abatement Cost of SO2 Emission of the US Phase I Generating Units,” Korea Economics Review(Korea), Dong-Woon Noh, 2(1): 79-102, June 2003
   

Selected Research Reports at Korean Energy Economics Institute

• Research on Korean Biennial Transparency Report of the Paris Agreement,2021,(as author)
• Development of Evaluation Indicator for Sectoral Low-Emission Development Roadmap,2016-2018,(as author)
• Estimation of GHG Emission Mitigation Potential and Marginal Abatement Cost in Korea,2018,(as author)
• Annual Activity Report at UNFCCC as a Korean Delegation,since 2003(as author)
• Development of Evaluation Indicator for the Sectoral Greenhouse Gas Mitigation, 2016,(as author)
• Estimate of GHG Mitigation Potential in Korean District Heating and Cooling Industry, 2016,(as author)
• Preparation of FSV(Facilitative Sharing View) for Korean ICA(International Consultation and Analyis) in UNFCCC, 2016,(as author)
• Estimate of GHG Mitigation Potential in Korean Power Sector, 2013,(as author)
• Low-Carbon Strategy of Korean Energy Sector in Post-2012, 2012-2014,(as author)
• Evaluation of the Effect of Hydrogen Economy System on Greenhouse Gas Emission and Energy Supply in Korea, 2009-2011,(as author)
• Development of Integrated Model of Bottom-Up and Top-Down Model for the Assessment of Climate Change Policy Effect, 2008-2010,(as uthor)
• Development of GHG Intensity Target in Korean Industry Sector, 2007,(as author)
• Estimate of GHG Mitigation Potential in Korean Industry for Voluntary Target, 2006,(as author)
• Estimate of GHG Mitigation Potential in Korean Oil Refining Industry using Bottom-Up Model, 2006,(as author)
• Estimate of GHG Mitigation Potential in Korean Cement Industry using Bottom-Up Model, 2005,(as author)
• Effect of Climate Change Policy on Productivity of Korean Manufacturing Industry, 2004,(as a author)
   

Selected Research Projects

• Strategy for Climate Change Resilience in Korea Industry. Insung Son, Dong-Woon Noh, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, 2022
• Mid-Term Strategy for International Carbon Market Mechanism and Domestic Implementation. Dong-Woon Noh, Office of Prime Minister, 2020
• Introduction of Hydrogen for Transport in Korea, Dong-Woon Noh, Korea Gas Corporation, 2020
   

Presentations in International Conferences, Workshops

• “The Paris Agreement and the Low- Emissions Strategy” in Workshop on KAIST ICISTS(International Conference for the Integration of Science, Technology and Society), August 2016
• Organized by KAIST(Korea Advanced Institute of Sciencs and Technology, Daejon, Korea, August 4, 2016
• “The Paris Agreement and the Technology” in Workshop on ASEIC Global Eco-Innovation Forum : Enhancing SMEs Eco-Innovation in Post-2020, June 2016
• Organized by ASEM(Asia-Europe Meeting), Seoul, Korea, June 1, 2016
• “Effective Strategy to Reduce GHG Emissions in Korea Oil Refining,” in Workshop on Energy Technology Systems Analysis Programme(IEA).
• Organized by Stanford University on behalf of IEA-ETSAP, Stanford University, California, USA, June26, 2007
• “GHG mitigation potential and investment in Korea oil refining industry,” in UNESCAP International Workshop on Climate Change, Seoul, July18-19, 2007.
• “Incentive Based Sectoral Approach,” in OECD AIXG(former CCXG) seminar, Paris, France, February 18-19, 2007

• Kevin Stadt received his B.S. in philosophy from Illinois State University, his M.A. in teaching writing from Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, and his Ph.D. in American literature from Northern Illinois University. His fiction, poetry, and essays can be found at kevinstadt.com.
   

Courses taught in the DIS

• Academic Writing I
• Academic Writing II
• Career Development II
• Contemporary Society and Philosophy
   

Academic Publications

• “’Art becomes an attunement to the demonic’: Confronting the Hyperobject in McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men.” Studies in Modern Fiction, vol.22, no. 1, 2015, pp. 1-19.
• “Chuck Palahniuk’s Grotesque Violence: Self-Destruction andPostmodern Epistemology in Fight Club.” Studies in Modern Fiction,vol. 17, no. 2, 2010,pp. 263-291.
• “Sheriff Bell’s Bad Faith: A Sartrean Perspective on Freedom and Anguish in McCarthy’s No Country for Old Men.” British and American Fiction,vol. 22, no. 2, 2015, pp. 159-177.
• “Something New under the Unseen Sun: Escaping the Inescapable in Cormac McCarthy’s The Road.” Journal of American Studies, vol. 46, no. 2, 2014, pp. 299-316.
• “Truth, Power, and Blood: Grotesque Violence and Postmodern Historiography in Morrison’s Paradise.” Journal of American Studies,vol. 43, no. 1, 2011, pp. 5-32.
   

Selected Fiction

• 96th of October, “Demon's Orbit”
• Kzine, “Stealing the City’s Dark Dream”
• Phantaxis, “Us vs. Them”
• Spring into SciFi: 2019 Edition, “Fear Regulation Chip”
• Stupefying Stories, “Eddie’s Upgrade”
• Witches, Warriors, and Wyverns, “Scars and Solace”
   

Selected Poetry

• Nixes Mate Review, “Grace against the Clock”
• Rust + Moth, “Weeping in Tongues”
• Stone Poetry Journal, “Root”
• The Sunlight Press, “Red West Rising”
• Trouvaille Review, “Hollow Headlights”
• Words & Whispers, “Hounds Come Home”
   

Selected Creative Nonfiction

• Barren Magazine, “Socks in a Tree”
• The Bookends Review, “I Forgot My Eyes”
• The Bookends Review Best of 2018 Anthology, “Frogs Saved My Life When I Was a Baby”
• Crack the Spine, “Existential Arm Wrestling”
• Stoneboat, “Bury Me”
• The Underwater Railroad, “Two Farms”

Position: Assistant Professor

Research Interest: International Political Economy, Politics of Finance, Developmental States, Korean Political Economy, Comparative Political Economy of East Asia

Education

Ph.D. Boston University, Political Science 2023.8

M.A. Peking University, International Relations 2019.7

B.A. Waseda University, Economics 2017.9

Experience

Hanyang University, Assistant Professor 2025.3 - Present

Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Associate Professor 2023.10 - 2025.2

Peer-reviewed Publications

Lee, Y., Katada, S.N. 2024. “Regional Approach to Financial Statecraft: Japan and India in the Face of Rising China” at Geopolitics, Online First. (SSCI)

Lee, Y. 2024. “Financial Liberalization or State Capitalism? The Developmental State and the Special Purpose Bond Market in South Korea” at Contemporary Politics, Online First. (SSCI)

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W., Kring, N.W. 2024. “The varieties of financial statecraft and middle powers: assessing South Korea’s strategic involvement in regional financial cooperation” The Pacific Review, Online First. (SSCI)

Grimes, W.W., Lee, Y. Kring, N.W. 2023. “Financial cooperation in the Asia-Pacific as regime complex: explaining patterns of coverage, membership, and rules” International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, Online First. (SSCI)

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W. 2023. “Manifesting the embedded developmental state: the role of South Korea’s National Pension Service in managing financial crisis” Review of International Political Economy, 30(5): 1933-1956. (SSCI)

Lee, Y. 2021. “Riding the tide: assessing South Korea’s hedging strategy through regional security initiatives” The Pacific Review, 36(3): 494-520. (SSCI)

Lee, Y.. 2018. “Economic Interdependence and Peace: a Case Comparison Between the US-China and US-Japan Trade Disputes” East Asia, 35: 215-232.

Lee, Y.. 2018. ”What Brought Them Together? Comparative Analysis of the Normalization Processes of North Korea-Japan and South Korea-Japan” The Korean Journal of International Studies, 21(3): 411-433.

Book Chapters

Lee, Y., Kring, N.W. 2024. “Regional Financial Cooperation and Regional Financial Arrangement” in Edward Elgar Handbook on Regional Cooperation and Integration, 123-142.

Policy Papers

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W. “Assessing South Korea’s Role in Promoting ESG Investing in the Asia-Pacific” Korea Economic Institute of America

Lee, Y. “Legitimate Containment: How the ROK-US Reciprocal Defense Procurement can Legitimately Balance China’s Military Influence in the South China Sea” Issues and Insights 23(5): 37-47

Working Papers

Lee, Y., Katada, S.N. “Shaping Financial Markets in Asia: Geoeconomics of Regional Foreign Aid by Japan and South Korea” Under Review as part of a special issue for International Affairs

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W. “From contest to convergence: Why Do Regional Challengers End Up Resembling Incumbent Institutions?” Under Review

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W. “How Developmental Legacies Foster State Financialization: Evidence From Social Bond Markets in Japan and South Korea”

Feng, B., Lee, Y. “The Political Spillovers of US Quantitative Easing”

Lee, Y., Musthaqh, F. “Institutional arrangements for patient capital formation: The role of state guarantees and financial repression in the formation of patient capital in India and South Korea”

Gotoh, F., Lee, Y., Yu W.V. “Green Finance and development banks in China, Japan, and Korea”

Lee, Y., Katada,S.N. “The hidden pillar of dollar dominance: Fed swaps and the Bank of Japan’s dollar financing operations”

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W. “Pension Funds in Japan and Korea: Industrial Policy in the ”Post-Developmentalist” Era”

Lee, Y. “The Political Repercussions of Inclusion and Exclusion in the Federal Reserve Currency Swap Line Network on Financial Cooperation”

Lee, Y., Kring, W.N., Chin, G.T., and Gallagher, K. “China and the International Economic Order: an Empirical-based Approach”

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W., Kring, W.N. “Nested Outgrowth: Complementing Regional Surveillance Under Limited Capacity”

Lee, Y., Grimes, W.W. “Developmental legacies and fintech industry development in Japan and South Korea”

Personal website

https://yaechanlee.wixsite.com/yclchan