A5103118606- Policy Transfer and Learning
- Political Influence and Corporate Strategies
- Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy
- Sustainability and Climate Change Governance
- Public Policy and Administration Research
- Risk Perception and Management
- Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies
- Social Capital and Networks
- Underground infrastructure and sustainability
- Climate Change Communication and Perception
- Social Media and Politics
- Electoral Systems and Political Participation
- Nonprofit Sector and Volunteering
Kwangwoon University
2021-2022
University of Colorado Denver
2016-2021
Abstract This study explores the structure of advocacy coalitions and frames over time in South Korea's adversarial nuclear energy policy subsystem. It relies on Advocacy Coalition Frameworks Discourse Network Analysis to guide data collection from 1149 statements 502 newspaper articles Korea spanning four years. Using E‐I Index, modularity index, coalition polarization for analysis, it finds an alignment with increasing through external events ongoing adaptation these events. The findings...
The central challenge in advancing the study of public policy is developing portable approaches that capture specificity a particular context while also identifying generalities. This article explores portability Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF) to South Korea. arguments are drawn from comprehensive review 67 peer-reviewed applications ACF Korea 2002 through 2014 were written English and Korean languages. These show usefulness but not without some reservations about its applicability...
Abstract This paper compares and contrasts high‐conflict policy debates over the siting of three natural gas pipeline projects at different decision stages process. draws on 600 newspaper articles spanning 3 years, analyzed through Discourse Network Analysis. Drawing from Advocacy Coalition Framework Policy Conflict framework, this finds that actor framing opposing beliefs involves more indirect than direct confrontations, with statements in media waxing waning time. Opponents pipelines...
Maintaining the quality and reliability of electricity transmission lines is central to effective energy governance. However, line siting often a contentious policy decision since permitting constructing may involve private public property, residents communities, localized national concerns. Yet, conflict in across cases over time has remained largely understudied. This article derives tests hypotheses about context completed or constructed between 2017 2018 United States. In exploring full...
Researchers often focus on the most intense conflicts, skewing our perception of diversity and nature policy conflicts. The paper examines discourse engaged in siting three pipeline projects under construction, each with varying levels conflict, one rejected project high conflict. We analyze over 700 newspaper articles that span life proposed supplement news media data interviews. Using these data, we compare differences actor types, frames, behaviors natural gas processes characterized by...
South Korean policy studies have had a strong tradition in the field of analysis but less so study processes. This essay offers strategies for building research programmes towards advancing theories about processes, particularly scholarship Korea. Using advocacy coalition framework as an illustrative approach, describes four cultivating process programmes: (1) recognizing framework–theory distinction, (2) conducting comparative research, (3) developing methodology and hypotheses (4) growing...
Abstract Across the world, public administration and policy decisions are related to diverse levels of conflict attention. However, degree variance attention remain largely unspecified. This article examines how types energy infrastructure characteristics project location associated with distribution around siting process. Our empirical focus is on gas pipelines, electricity transmission lines, solar power projects, wind projects across United States in 2018. Primarily relying regression...