Peer-reviewed Publications
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[18] “Do Winners Spread More Words? Factional Competition and Local Media Reports on Corruption Investigation in China"
Forthcoming, Political Science Research and Methods (With Leo Y. Yang, UCSD)
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[17] “How Natural Resource Affect Corruption in China”
2024, World Development 175: 106471 (with Wenhui Yang, Peking University)
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[16] "In Strongman We Trust: The Political Legacy of the New Village Movement in South Korea"
2023, American Journal of Political Science 67(4):850-866.
(with SunKyoung Park, Incheon National University, and Hyun Joo Yang, Sogang University)
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- Recipient of the 2023 APSA Democracy & Autocracy Best Article Prize
[15] "Political Institutions and Global Project Finance Loans"
2023, International Studies Quarterly 67(2):sqad025. (with Ilker Karaca, Iowa State Univ. and Ruilin Lai, WUSTL)
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[14] "Conditional Cross-Border Effects of Terrorism in China"
2022, Conflict Management and Peace Science 39(3):266-290. (with Wenhui Yang, Peking University)
[13] "The Long-term Political Effects of State Repression: Evidence from Taiwan"
2021, Journal of East Asian Studies 21(3):427–448. (with Fang-Yi Chiou, Academia Sinica)
[12] "Rivals Within: Political Factions, Loyalty and Elite Competition under Authoritarianism"
2021, Political Science Research and Methods 9(3): 599-614. (with Ting Chen, HK Baptist University)
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[11] "Hate Thy Communist Neighbor: Protestantism and Politics in South Korea"
2021, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 186: 707-723. (with Christopher Paik, NYUAD)
2021, Asian Survey 61(2):356–386. (with Sunkyoung Park, Incheon National University)
2020, Electoral Studies 66: 102170. (with Jun Fang, University of Michigan)
[8] "Social Ties as a Political Resource: Revisiting Democratic Transition of South Korea"
2020, Journal of East Asian Studies 20(1): 75–98. (with Joon Nak Choi, HKUST)
[7] "Oilfields, Mosques, and Violence: Is There a Resource Curse in Xinjiang?"
2020, British Journal of Political Science 50(1): 45–78. (with Wenhui Yang, UT Austin)
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[6] "Colonization and Education: Exploring the Legacy of Local Elites in Korea"
2018, Economic History Review 71(3): 938–964. (with Christopher Paik, NYUAD)
[5] "How Natural Resources Affect Authoritarian Leaders’ Provision of Public Services: Evidence from China"
2018, Journal of Politics 80(1): 178–194.
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[4] "Does Oil Hinder Social Spending? Evidence from Dictatorships, 1972-2008"
2017, Studies in Comparative International Development 52(4): 457–482.
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[3] "Unexplored Consequences of Violence against Civilians during the Korean War"
2017, Journal of East Asian Studies 17(3): 259–283. (with Woo Chang Kang, Korea University)
[2] "Trauma and Stigma: the Long-term Effects of Wartime Violence on Political Attitudes"
2017, Conflict Management and Peace Science 34(3): 264–286. (with Woo Chang Kang, Korea University)
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[1] "Factories for Votes? How Dictators Gain Popular Support Using Targeted Industrial Policy"
2016, British Journal of Political Science 46(3): 501–527. (with SunKyoung Park, Incheon National University)
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- Recipient of the 2017 Gallup Korea Academic Award
[Publication in other languages]
"Research Trends in Studies of Korean Politics Published in Top 50 SSCI Journals in 1986-2017" [In Korean]
2018, Korean Journal of International Studies 58(1): 219–255. (with Sunkyoung Park and Hojun Lee)