김영완 교수 |
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ACADEMIC POSITION
Professor,
Department of Political Science, Sogang University September 2021 – Current Professor, Division of Language and Diplomacy, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies March 2020 – August 2021, Accelerated
Promotion Associate Professor, Division of Language and Diplomacy, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies September 2017 – February 2020, Accelerated
Promotion Visiting Scholar, School of Global Policy and Strategy, University of California, San Diego March 2018 – August 2018 Assistant Professor, Division of Language and Diplomacy, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies March 2015 – August 2017 Research Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University September 2013 – February 2015 Lecturer, Department of Political Science, Iowa State University August 2011 – May 2013
EDUCATION
Ph.D.,
Political Science, University of Iowa, July 2011 Major
Fields:
International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Political Methodology Dissertation: The
Unveiled Power of NGOs: How NGOs Influence States’ Foreign Policy Behaviors. Committee: Sara Mitchell (Chair), Michael Lewis-Beck, Brian Lai, Wenfang Tang, and Paul Retish
M.A., Political Science, University of Iowa, May 2007 Major
Fields: International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Political
Methodology M.A.,
International Affairs, University of California, San Diego, July 2006 Major
Fields:
International Development and Management of Nonprofit Organizations Regional
Focus:
China Adviser: Stephen Haggard B.A.,
Political Science, Yonsei University, August 2003
RESEARCH AND
TEACHING INTERESTS
International Relations: International
Development and Cooperation, International Organizations, International Law, American
Foreign Policy, Politics of NGOs
Comparative Politics: Politics of
Developing Countries, Economic Development in Africa, Social Inequality, Social
Movement, Politics of East Asia, and Electoral Studies
Political Methodology: Time-Series
Cross-Sectional Analysis, Difference-in-Difference, Limited Dependent
Variables, and Survival Analysis
PUBLICATIONS IN
ENGLISH
21. Lim, Sijeong, Chungshik Moon, and Youngwan Kim. 2022. “Remaining Hopeful During the COVID-19 Pandemic: The Role of Development NGOs in Filling the Social Support Gap for Vulnerable Children.” Youth & Society. Forthcoming. (Corresponding Author, SSCI)
20. Lim, Yoonjin, Youngwan Kim, and Daniel Connolly. 2022. “Assessing the Impact of Aid on Public Health Expenditure in Developing Countries.” Development Policy Review. Forthcoming. (Corresponding Author, SSCI) 19. Lee, Hyo Won and Youngwan Kim. 2022. “Who Uses
the Special and Differential Treatment Provisions?” Journal of World Trade 56(1): 141-164. (SSCI)
18. Jho, Whasun and Youngwan Kim. 2022. “Regime
Complexity and State Competition over Global Internet Governance.” Telecommunications Policy 46(2):102245.
(SSCI)
17. Kim, Youngwan, Heeyul Jeong, and Sangmi Sung.
2021. “The Common
Market Makes Us Richer and Brings Us Closer Together: An Impact Assessment of
the Common Market Project at Nyarugusu Refugee Camp.” Journal of Refugee Studies 34(4): 4336-4360. (SSCI)
16. Kim, Yooneui and Youngwan Kim. 2021. “The
Autonomy of International Organizations?: The Analysis of Major Powers’
Influence over the World Bank’s Aid Policies.” International Area Studies Review 24(3): 224-240. (SCOPUS)
15. Kim, Youngwan and Daniel Connolly. 2021. “Why
are Developed Countries Giving Aid to India? Determinants of Aid to India,
1960-2015.” Asian Survey 61(2):
297-323. (SSCI)
14. Lee, Hyo Won and Youngwan Kim. 2020. “Impacts of
Tangible and Intangible Elements of Aid for Trade on the Globalization of the
Poor Countries.” The World Economy
43: 2153-2171. (SSCI)
13. Choi, Seung Whan, Youngwan Kim, David Ebner, and
Patrick James. 2020. “Human Rights Institutionalization and U.S. Humanitarian
Military Intervention.” International
Interactions 46(4): 606-635. (SSCI)
12.
Kim, Youngwan, Hyuk-Sang Sohn, and Bokyeong Park. 2019. “Make the Village
Better: An Evaluation of the Saemaul Zero Hunger Communities Project in
Tanzania and Bangladesh.” World Development 124: 104652.
(SSCI) (Awarded as One of the 50 Best Academic
Performance by the Deputy Prime Minister)
11.
Whang, Taehee, Youngwan Kim, Jung Taek Han, and Hannah June Kim. 2019. “US
Foreign Aid and Economic Policy Concessions.” Policy Studies 40(1): 58-79. (SSCI)
10. Kim, Youngwan. 2019. “Book Review: Going Beyond
Aid: Development Cooperation for Structural Transformation.” International Relations of the Asia-Pacific
19(1): 180-183. (SSCI)
9. Kim, Youngwan and Taehee Whang. 2018.
“Non-governmental Organizations and Economic Sanctions.” International Political Science Review 39(2):209-224. (SSCI) (Top
10 Read Article of IPSR in 2018)
8. Kim, Youngwan and Christian Jensen. 2018. “Preferences and Institutions: Constraints on European Union Foreign Aid Distribution.” Journal of European Integration 40(2): 177-192. (SSCI)
7. Hur, Jaeyoung, Jiyoun Park, and Youngwan Kim.
2017. “Same Money, Different Names: Analysis of South Korean Aid to North
Korea.” Asian Perspective 41:645-671.
(SSCI)
6. Kim, Youngwan and Taehee Whang. 2017. “The
Effects of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief on the Economies and
Domestic Politics of Focus Countries.” Global
Economic Review 46(4): 441-463. (SSCI)
5. Shin, Wonkyu, Youngwan Kim, and Hyuk-Sang Sohn.
2017. “Do Different Implementing-Partnerships Lead to Different Project
Outcomes? Evidence from the World Bank Project-level Evaluation Data.” World Development 95: 268-284. (SSCI)
(Awarded as the Best Article by Korean Association of Political Science;
Awarded as One of the 50 Best Academic Performance by the Deputy Prime Minister)
4. Kim, Youngwan. 2017. “How NGOs Influence U.S.
Foreign Aid Allocations.” Foreign Policy
Analysis 13(1): 112-132. (SSCI)
3. Kim, Youngwan, Peter Nunnenkamp, and Chandreyee
Bagchi. 2016. “The Indian Ocean Tsunami and Private Donations to NGOs.” Disasters 40(4): 591-620. (SSCI)
2. Kim, Youngwan and Peter Nunnenkamp. 2015. “Does
It Pay for US-based NGOs to Go to War? Empirical Evidence for Afghanistan and Iraq.” Development and Change 46(3): 387-414.
(SSCI)
1. Kim, Youngwan, Taehee Whang, and Changrok Soh.
2015. “Human Rights, ODA, and Globalization: Quantitative Studies and the Case
of South Korea.” Korea Observer 46(1):
27-51. (SSCI)
PUBLICATIONS IN
KOREAN
20. Kim, Yooneui, Youngwan Kim, and Changrok Soh. 2022. “Different Types of Human Rights, Different Effects?: The Effects of Human Rights on Economic Development in Developing Countries.” Journal of Regional Studies and Development 31(1): 45-78. (Corresponding Author, in English)
19. Moon, Chungshik, Sijeong Lim, Youngwan Kim, and
Hyeran Hong. 2021. “The Socio-economic and Psychological Impact of COVID-19 in
Kenya and Zambia: Focusing on Community Development Project and Child
Sponsorship Program.” East West Studies 33(4):
205-230. (KCI, in Korean)
18. Kim, Hyojung and Youngwan Kim. 2021. “A Study of
International Infectious Diseases and International Health Cooperation: Focusing on
HIV/AIDS, SARS, Ebola, and COVID-19.” Discourse
201 24(3): 151-191. (KCI, in Korean)
17. Cho, Youngjun and Youngwan Kim. 2021. “MIKTA and
Middle Power Diplomacy: Focusing on the Membership Status of MIKTA Member
States to International Organizations.” The
21st Century Political Science Review 31(1): 111-138. (KCI, in Korean)
16. Kim, Hyojung, Jinyoung Lee, and Youngwan Kim. 2021. “HDP Nexus
Application in Conflict and Natural Disaster Situations.” International Development Cooperation Review 13(1): 99-114. (KCI,
in Korean)
15. Kim, Youngwan, Hyun Jin Choi, and Jahyun Chun.
2020. “The Determinants of Girls’ Attendance and Dropout Rates in the Dominican
Republic: Through the Field Research at Huan Himenez.” Latin American and Caribbean Studies 39(3): 1-28. (KCI, in Korean)
14. Kim, Seokwoo, Youngwan Kim, and Jisun Yi. 2020.
“Economic Crisis and Foreign Aid Policy: A Comparative Study of ODA Policies in Italy and
Greece.” Korean Journal of Area Studies 38(2):
153-178. (KCI, in Korean)
13. Lee, Songeun and Youngwan Kim. 2020. “Comparative
Study of South Korean and Japanese Transportation Infrastructure ODA Policies
towards Vietnam.” International
Development Cooperation Review 12(1): 37-57. (KCI, in Korean)
12. Jeong, Heeyul, Sangmi Sung, and Youngwan Kim.
2019. “Analysis of Refugee Camp Project: Focusing on Good Neighbors Tanzania's
Common Market at Nyarugusu Refugee Camp.” Korean
Journal of International Relations 59(4): 7-44. (KCI, in Korean)
11. Kim, Hyojung, Youngwan Kim, and Jangseok Kang.
2018. “Analysis of Korean Legislation for the Development of ODA-related
Industries.” Journal of Parliamentary
Research 13(1): 265-292. (KCI, in Korean)
10. Sohn, Hyuk-Sang, Heeyul Jeong and Youngwan Kim.
2018. “Study on the Effectiveness of Income Generating Projects: Focusing on
Income Generating Project of Good Neighbors in Malawi.” Korean Journal of Area Studies 36(1): 37-62. (KCI, in Korean)
9. Kim, Youngwan and Kyungmin Kim. 2017. “Factors of
Underdevelopment in Least Developed Countries: Focusing on the Governance of
Malawi, Mozambique, and Madagascar.” Review
of International and Area Studies 26(4):185-211. (KCI, in Korean)
8. Jeong, Suna and Youngwan Kim. 2017. “The
Determinants of Chinese Foreign Aid to Pacific Island Countries.” Social Science Review 48(1): 67-88.
(KCI, in Korean)
7. Kim, Youngwan, Ajin Choi, and Sarang Jung. 2017.
“The Diffusion and Process of Democratic Governance: Focusing on ODA of the US,
the EU, and Japan.” East West Studies
29(1): 79-110. (KCI, in Korean)
6. Kim, Youngwan. 2017. “Analysis of the First South
Korean Focus Countries of Official Development Assistance: Focusing on Foreign
Direct Investment.” Korean Political
Science Review 51(1): 287-306. (KCI, in Korean)
5. Kim, Youngwan. 2016. “Comparative Study of Rwanda
and Burundi Regarding Their Economic Development: Focusing on International and
Domestic Factors.” Review of
International and Area Studies 25(4): 1-30. (KCI, in Korean)
4. Kim, Youngwan and Hyojung Kim. 2016. “Analysis of
Successful International Development Cooperation Project: In Case of Korean
Hospital at El Alto in Bolivia.” Latin
American and Caribbean Studies 35(2): 47-78. (KCI, in Korean)
3. Jung, Sarang, Youngwan Kim, and Ajin Choi. 2015.
“Democratic Governance in Newly Democratized States: Focusing on Political
Corruption and Electoral Violence.” East
West Studies 27(3): 65-100. (KCI, in Korean)
2. Kim, Youngwan, Minzee Kim, and Changrok Soh.
2014. “The Current Status of National Human Rights Institutions and its
Implication on the National Human Rights Commission of the Republic of Korea.” Peace Studies 22(2): 222-254. (KCI, in
Korean)
1. Kim, Youngwan and Byungha Lee. 2013. “Analysis of
the Influence of ODA over the Number of Immigrant Workers.” East West Studies 25(4): 181-208. (KCI, in
Korean)
BOOK, BOOK CHAPTERS,
AND OTHERS
Soh, Changrok and Youngwan Kim. 2016. International Organizations: Politics of Global
Governance, 2nd Edition. Dasan. (In Korean)
Kim, Youngwan, Jaeyoung Hur, and Jiyoun Park. 2021. “Bridge
between South and North Korea: Analysis of South Korean Aid to North Korea for
Peace in the Korean Peninsula.” In Sang-Whan Lee and Scott Gates (Eds.) Issues and Perspectives in the Korean Peace
Process. Chapter 9. HUINE. Kim, Youngwan. 2019. “Rationalist Explanations for
NGOs.” In Tom Davies (Eds.) Routledge
Handbook of NGOs and International Relations. Chapter 6. Routledge.
Kim, Youngwan. 2017. “Human Rights-Based Approach to
International Development.” In Yeonho Lee (Eds.) European Union and International Development and Cooperation. Chapter
5. Bakyoungsa. (In Korean)
Kim, Youngwan. 2019. “Innovative Leaders in Africa:
Focusing on Abiy Ahmed in Ethiopia, Joao Lourenco in Angola, and Cyril
Ramaphosa in South Africa.” Issue
Briefing 2(1): 3-26. The Korea-Africa Foundation.
Kim, Youngwan. 2021. “Rwanda’s Development and President
Kagame.” Experts’ Opinion. EMERICs.
Kim, Youngwan. 2020. “COVID-19 Issues in Africa.” Experts’ Opinion. EMERICs.
Kim, Youngwan. 2020. “Refugee Issues in Africa.” Experts’ Opinion. EMERICs.
Kazumi Homma, Youngwan Kim, Anandita Philipose, and Haady
Taslim. 2005. “Mother’s Knowledge and Practices: A Study of Infant and Young
Child Feeding Practices in Tamil Nadu.” Youthspeak:
Case Studies of Development in Practice. UNICEF.
PAPERS UNDER
REVIEW
“Analysis of Chinese Students’ Perceptions of South
Koreans and South Korea.” with Jaeyoung Hur
“Leaving the Party: Power Asymmetries and Membership
Discontinuity within International Organizations.” with Mark Nieman
“Do
Shared IO Memberships Increase the Amount of Foreign Aid?” with Mark Nieman
“The Effects of Human Rights on Economic Development
in Developing Countries.” with Yooneui Kim and Changrok Soh
“NGOs Talk to the Media: Influence of NGOs over the
International Coverage of the Media.”
“Are INGOs the Puppets of the State?: Analysis of
INGO Field Operations.”
“Multinational Corporations’ Implementation of SDGs:
Through the Classification and Case Study.” with Hyojung Kim (In Korean)
“Psychological Impact of COVID-19 on Children in
Kenya and Zambia.” with Chungsik Moon and Sijung Im
WORKING PAPERS
“Design of Monitoring and Evaluation and Performance
of Project: Analysis of Project of Global Environment Facility.” with Changbin
Woo
“New Village Movement for the Better Village: Evaluation
of the Saemaul Undong in Uganda.” with Jongnam Park
“Does HDP Nexus Work for Fragile States?: Empirical
Application of HDP Nexus.” with Chungsik Moon
“A Dilemma of Humanitarian Assistance: In-donor
Refugee Costs versus Out-donor Refugee Costs.” Jinyoung Lee and Ilcheong Yi
“FDI, ODA or Both?: The Interaction Effects of ODA
and FDI on Human Development.” with Youngjun Cho
“Donor’s Motivation in the Era of COVID-19: Focusing
on the Analysis of South Korean Humanitarian and Development Assistance.” with
Youngjun Cho and Sang-Hwan Lee
“Does Chinese Aid toward Africa Promote Anti-Chinese
Sentiment in Africa?: Evidences from Geographical Information System Analysis.”
with Inbok Rhee
“What Does Aid Do Good for People?: Aid, Regime, and
Education Expenditure.” with Yoojin Lim and Daniel Connolly
“Double-edged Tool: Disaster Aid and Activities of
NGOs.” with Brian Lai
“Why do States Plunge into Crisis?: The Influence of
Development and Relief NGOs over Humanitarian Intervention.” with Seung-Whan
Choi
“Helping Each Other in the Same Ship?: Military Aid
and International Organizations.” with Mark Nieman
“Socio-economic Impact of COVID-19 on Children in
Kenya and Zambia.” with Chungsik Moon and Sijung Im (In Korean)
“A Tale of Two Villages: Case Study on Best and
Worst Performing Villages in Myanmar Community-Driven Development Project.”
with Buyeol Kim (In Korean)
“Permanent Neutrality of Korean Peninsula.” (In
Korean)
“The Classification and Case Study of Multinational
Corporations Regarding the Implementation of SDGs.” with Hyojung Kim (In
Korean)
“Global Governance and South Korean Response to
Fragile States: In Case of Somali Piracy.” (In Korean)
GRANTS
Research Grants for New Faculty in Sogang
University, Sept. 2021-Aug 2024 PI,
Multiple year research grant from Sogang University for $30,000 Research Grants for BK21: Evidence-based Political
Science: Empirical Test of Falsifiable Theories Team, Sept. 2021-Aug. 2027 Graduate
school grant from the National Research Foundation of Korea for $1,610,000 Research Grants for BK21: Global Democracy and Human
Security Research Team, Sept. 2020-Aug. 2021 Graduate
school grant from the National Research Foundation of Korea for $1,610,000 Research Grants for Toward a Comprehensive
Partnership for Development Cooperation through the Peace-Sustainable
Development Nexus: Theoretical-Practical Analyses and Applications for the
Korean Context, September 2018-August 2022 Multiple year research grant from the National
Research Foundation of Korea, Social Science Korea for $1,800,000 Teaching Grants for the Understanding of International
Development Cooperation, Feb. 2018-Feb. 2020 PI,
Teaching grants from KOICA for $67,000 Research Grants for Global Research Network: Navigating
a Tight Strait: Middle Power Diplomacy of Korea and India, September
2016-August 2019 PI,
Research grants from the National Research Foundation of Korea for $240,000 Research Grants for Study on the International
Development and Cooperation in Africa with Korean Developmental Model: In the
Case of Rwanda and Burundi, May 2016-April 2018 PI,
Research Grants for Study for Establishing a
Comprehensive Plan for Global Cooperation in the Field of Social Science, Oct.
2015-Feb. 2016 Research
grants from the National Research Foundation of Korea for $40,000 Research Grants for International Development
Partnership, Sept. 2015-Aug.2018 Multiple
year research grant of Social Science Korea for $230,000 Research Grants for the Study of Democratic
Governance, Sept. 2014 – Dec. 2014 Research
grants from the Korean Institute of Legislative Studies, Inc. for $19,000 Small Research Grants from the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences, Fall 2012 Research
grant of $1,250 from the College of Liberal Arts and Science at Iowa State University
Small Research Grants from the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences, Fall 2011 Research
grant of $1,250 from the College of Liberal Arts and Science at Iowa State
University
PROJECTS
Project on Theoretical Understanding of Integrated Approach, May. 2022-Aug. 2022 PI, Contracted with UNRISD for $5,000 Project on Pandemics, Health Diplomacy, Peace, and Cooperation, Jan 2022-Jan 2023 Contracted
with the Korea Foundation for $60,000 Project on Case Study of Integrated Approach to
Development Project, Aug. 2021-Aug. 2022 PI,
Contracted with UNRISD for $8,000 Project on Public Diplomacy Lecture Series,
June-August, 2021 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for $20,000 Project on Multilateralism of South Korea,
July-August, 2021 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for $20,000 Project on Pandemics, Health Diplomacy, and
Peacebuilding, Jan 2021-Jan 2022 Contracted
with the Korea Foundation for $70,000 Project on the Impact Evaluation of COVID-19 on
Children in Kenya and Zambia, Jan-April 2021 PI,
Contracted with Good Neighbors International for $20,000 Project on the MIKTA Academic Conference, July-Sept.
2020 PI,
Contracted with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for $20,000 Project on Humanitarian-Development-Peace Nexus, April-Aug.
2020 PI,
Contracted with Korea International Development Agency for $20,000 Project on New Southern Policy and Public Policy
towards ASEAN Countries, Oct.-Dec. 2019 Contracted
with Presidential Commission on Policy Planning for $18,000 Project on Incubating Program for Public-Private
Partnership, June 2019-Oct. 2019 Contracted
with Korea International Development Agency for $18,000 Project on Good Neighbors International Vision 2030,
May 2019-Aug. 2019 PI,
Contracted with Good Neighbors International for $25,000 Project on New African Leaders in Africa, March
2019-May 2019 PI,
Contracted with Korea-Africa Foundation for $3,000 Project on the Self-reliance of Refugees and peaceful
coexistence between Refugees and Host Communities with the Common Market: Good
Neighbors Tanzania Nyarugusu Refugee Camp Project, Jan. 2019-May 2019 PI,
Contracted with Good Neighbors International for $40,000 Project on the Change of Norm in International Organization,
Nov. 2019-Dec. 2019 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for $5,000 Project on the Foreign Policy between India and
South Korea, Jan. 2018- June 2018 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for $20,000 Project on the Evaluation of Good Neighbors and WFP Zero
Hunger Project, Jan. 2018 – July 2018 Contracted
with Good Neighbors International for $30,000 Project on Korean Policy Case regarding Sustainable
Development Goals 16, July. 2017-Oct. 2017 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for $18,000 Project on Korean Industry for International
Development Cooperation, Nov. 2016-Dec. 2016 PI,
Contracted with Korea International Cooperation Agency for $20,000 Project on Sustainable Development Goals, April 2016
– Aug. 2016 PI, Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea for $40,000 Project on Public Diplomacy for South-North Korean
Unification, April. 2016-Nov. 2016 Contracted
with the Ministry of Unification for $50,000 Project on Human Rights Commissions, May 2016-Oct. 2016 Contracted
with with the National Human Rights Commission of Korea for $45,000 Project on Official Development Assistance of
Information and Communication Technologies, Sept. 2015-Dec. 2015. PI,
Contracted with National Information Society Agency for $20,000 Project on Diplomacy for South-North Korean
Unification, Sept. 2015-Dec. 2015 Contracted
with the Ministry of Unification for $50,000 Project on Public Diplomacy through Veterans’
Affairs, Sept. 2015-Dec. 2015 Contracted
with the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs for $30,000 Project on Human Rights Statistics, June 2015-Dec.
2015 Contracted
with the National Human Rights Commission of Korea for $110,000 Project on Seoul City Public Diplomacy, May 2015-Dec.
2015 Contracted
with Seoul City for $10,000 Project on Mid-term Budget of Official Development
Assistance and KOICA, Aug. 2014 – Dec. 2014 Contracted
with Korea International Cooperation Agency for $30,000 Project on Development Cooperation and Regional
Diplomacy with Cases, Aug. 2014 – Oct. 2014 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea for $9,000 Project on Development Cooperation and Regional
Diplomacy, April 2014 – Aug. 2014 Contracted
with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea for $21,000
FELLOWSHIP AND
AWARDS
Best 50 Academic Performance Award by the Deputy
Prime Minister and Minister of Education, 2020 Best Academic Performance Award from Yonjung
Academic Association, 2018 Best
academic performance award of $1,000 Best Academic Article Award from Korean Political
Science Association, 2017 Best
academic article award of $2,000 Ballard and Seashore Dissertation Fellowship, Fall
2010 - Spring 2011 Dissertation grant of approximately $40,000
from the University of Iowa. Only two dozen graduate students per year received
grants at the University of Iowa. Merit-based Fellowship, Fall 2004 - Spring 2006 A two-year fellowship of $50,000 from the University
of California, San Diego Internship Travel Award, Summer 2005 Internship Travel Fund of $500 from
the University of California, San Diego Merit-based Fellowship, Spring 2003 Tuition fellowship of $800 from
Yonsei University
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Part-time
Lecturer, Underwood International College at Yonsei University, Division of
International Studies at Korea University, Spring 2014 Politics of Developing Countries,
Special Topics in International Development Part-time
Lecturer, Underwood International College at Yonsei University, Chungang
University, University of Seoul, Duksung Women’s University, Fall 2013 International Organizations,
Politics of Developing Countries, International Development and Cooperation,
Introduction to International Relations Instructor,
University of Iowa, Department of Political Science, Spring 2010 International Organization and
World Order Teaching
Assistant, University of Iowa, Department of Political Science, Spring 2008 -
Fall 2009 Introduction to American
Foreign Policy Teaching
Assistant, University of Iowa, Department of Political Science, Fall 2007 Ethnic and Religious Conflict in the
Muslim World Teaching
Assistant, University of California, San Diego, Department of Literature,
Spring 2005 - Spring 2006 Intermediate Korean and Advanced
Korean COURSES TAUGHT
International
Development and Cooperation, Politics of Developing Areas, Politics of NGOs,
International Organization and World Order, Global Society and Law, Politics of
East Asia, Politics of Russia and the Soviet Successor States, Introduction to
International Relations, Introduction to Comparative Politics, Graduate Seminar
on International Relations, Graduate Seminar on International Development and
Cooperation, and Advanced Seminar in International Peace and Security
RELATED WORK
EXPERIENCE
Executive
Director, Human Asia, South Korea, March 2020 – Current. Implemented development projects in
developing countries in Asia Auditor,
Human Asia, South Korea, Dec. 2013 – February 2020. Audited the balance sheet of Human
Asia and developed proposals for field operations Partnership
Manager, Widernet Project at the University of Iowa, Iowa, May 2007 - Aug. 2008 Designed the projects to provide a
digital library, eGranary, to developing countries International
Election Observer, International Republican Institute, Bangladesh, Dec. 2006 -
Jan. 2007 Assessed the political environment
and planned the implementation of transparent elections Research
Assistant, CNA Corporation, Virginia, Sep. 2006 - Dec. 2006 Conducted comparative research on
military doctrine in China and North Korea Research Assistant, International Relief
Team, California, Jan. 2006 – June 2006 Developed a program design and
evaluation plan for HIV-infected children in Uganda Intern,
UNICEF, India, May 2005 - Aug. 2005 Implemented field research projects
to promote breastfeeding practice Assistant
of Government Officers, Ministry of Labor, South Korea, Oct. 1998 – Feb. 2001 Researched private-public relations
and foreign worker training issues
POLICY
CONSULTATION
Policy
Evaluator for Office for Government Policy Coordination, 2021. Consultant
for Public Diplomacy of Seoul, Seoul City Consultant
for International Organizations in Seoul, Seoul City
PROFESSIONAL
MEMBERSHIP
American
Political Science Association, Member Midwest
Political Science Association, Member International
Studies Association, Member International
Political Science Association, Member Korean
Political Science Association, Member, Administrator of External Affair Sector
(2015) Korean
Association of International Studies, Member, Administrator of International
Development and Cooperation Sector (2014-2015), Director of Research Committee
(2020) Korean
Association of International Development and Cooperation, Vice Chairman of
Research Committee (2014-2016), Chairman of Research Committee (2021-2023)
CERTIFICATE
Golf
Teaching Professional (USGTF Level IV-LIC418) Rescue
Scuba Diver (PADI-1603AC8752) American
Red Cross Certified Life Guard (GX20VL) Emergency
First Response - Primary Care (CPR) & Sec Care (1st) w/ AED (1602AU8980)
FIELD RESEARCH
2022:
Jordan (2 weeks), Uzbekistan (1 week) 2020:
Myanmar (1 week), Philippines (1 week), Egypt (1 week), Greece and Italy (1
week) 2019:
Tanzania (2 weeks), South Africa (2 weeks), Dominican Republic (2 weeks),
Belgium and Swiss (1 week), Malaysia (3 weeks) 2018:
Sri Lanka (3 weeks), Tanzania (2 weeks), Vietnam (2 weeks), Indonesia (2 weeks) 2017:
Cuba (1 week), Peru and Ecuador (3 weeks), Cote d’lvoire and Ghana (1 week), Malawi,
Mozambique, and Madagascar (3 weeks) 2016:
Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina (4 weeks), Burundi and Rwanda (4 weeks) 2015:
Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, and Kenya (5 weeks) 2014:
Laos (1 week) 2006:
Bangladesh (3 weeks) 2005:
India (3 months)
CONFERENCE
PRESENTATIONS
American
Political Science Association Annual Meeting: 2011, 2012, 2021 Midwest Political Science Association Conference:
2009, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 International
Political Science Association Annual Conference: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019, 2021,
2022 Western
Political Science Association Annual Meeting: 2013 International
Studies Association West Annual Conference: 2014, 2015 International
Political Science Association World Congress: 2016, 2018 Sustainability
and Development Conference: 2019 | |
