Howdy! I do Political Economy and Public Administration from both Comparative and American perspectives. I am fascinated by strategic interactions between different types of political actors. I research how the interactions shape public administration and public policy outcomes.
TSE at NTHU is growing, with a brilliant group of young faculty—and we’re hiring in:
🌏 IR/Comparative Public Policy (Asian focus)
📈 Macro/International Trade
I’m at APSA in Boston—feel free to reach out to chat about TSE or the positions!
https://t.co/Br5nXBzGFY
When ballots run out, democracy faces a trust crisis.
A closer look at the ballot shortage controversy in Seoul during South Korea’s 2026 Local election: what happened, why it happened, and the political consequences that followed.
https://t.co/AJW16fec6x
Happy to see this piece published at @SSQ_Online with my PhD cohort friend @PhD_Jonghoon.
Using compositional analysis, we examine the determinants of U.S. high-level travel diplomacy portfolio of military allies and adversaries. 1/5 🧵
https://t.co/mxSsyLgsO6
@JohnHolbein1 I’m a PhD candidate at Texas A&M. My dissertation looks at how too many candidates in US primaries negatively impacts voters and the media. I also have a working paper that finds Democrats are now advantaged in low turnout elections.
What a fantastic couple of weeks with the EITM. Very grateful for the opportunity to meet great colleagues, and most importantly, to think of being a political scientist. Highly recommend applying for the next @EITM_Institute.
Introducing Jonghoon Lee. @PhD_Jonghoon is a PhD candidate in Political Science at Texas A&M University. His research fields include political economy, public administration, and public policy.
Come check out my presentation tomorrow morning at the #EPSA2022. I present my coworking paper with @amypond_ps, studying when governments strengthen and enforce competition policy.
#cbsmoneyinpolitics was the warm welcoming conference. I met so many nice scholars studying money in politics. It was my honor to be invited and have a presentation of my paper.
It’s here! The first CBS Money in Politics Conference will take place on June 16-17, 2022 – hosted by the Dept. of Int’ Economics, Government and Business at @CBScph. We have a spectacular line-up of panels and people. Programme here: https://t.co/ItHF2qKKqA
Whenever revising my article, I feel like this would be my final draft. The sentences appear vivid, the paragraphs strong, and the flow fluent. I say to myself I nailed it… until reading it again a week later.
Thanks for introducing such an interesting article. I also have a work in progress that investigate women’s strategic choices of partisanship for success in gendered elections. I hope my research would be ready to share with everyone ASAP!
I will offer my theoretical arguments on this interesting question today. Please come and visit my presentation at 11:30 - 1:00, Salon 1 #2022MPSA. I hope to see you there! (2/2)
Delegating the authority of corruption investigation and prosecution is a risky choice for incumbents. However, we observe a global dramatic increase in the establishment of anti-corruption agencies. Why do incumbents enact such a risky reform? (1/2)