Juhyun Lee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3580943 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Juhyun Lee |
| NOMBRES | Juhyun |
| APELLIDO | Lee |
| FIRMA | LEE J |
| AFILIACIONES | Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3435-8882 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Can Care Service and ALMP Reduce Female Migrant Penalty in the Labour Market? A Multilevel Analysis of 16 Western European Countries
This study explores policy effects including care service and ALMP regarding female workforces' labour market outcomes, focused on migration status. Third country migrant women's increased presence and their labour market integration after post‐industrialism have been important issues regarding labour market segregation and relevant welfare state policy developments. Active measures for labour participation like care service in family policy and …
Retracted
With rapid technological progress, there is growing demand for efficient methods to evaluate and forecast future technologies. This study proposes a novel Delphi survey methodology using AI-generated expert agents powered by large language models (LLMs). These agents simulate interdisciplinary expert panels and engage in iterative discussions to assess the developmental stages of emerging technologies, with improved reliability through integratio…
Anticipation of urban mobility futures beyond adoption
A study on the monitoring of technology innovation through patent analysis
These days, innovation cycles are becoming shorter, and market competition has grown increasingly intense. Therefore, it is essential for companies to adopt strategic R&D approaches to remain competitive. This study proposes a systematic approach to technology monitoring (TM). While previous TM studies have employed scientific analysis methods based on different types of patent information, their interpretations have often relied heavily on the s…
Everyday Urbanism and Digitalisation – Where Are We and Who Are We Becoming
This paper explores the intersection of everyday urbanism and digitalization, drawing insights from a multidisciplinary workshop fostering critical dialogue and shaping research agendas. It extends the discourse beyond practical applications, questioning societal and urban impacts and what it means to be human. The discussion highlights the evolving digital-physical relationship, the paradox of digital platforms in human interaction, emerging cit…
Smart adaptation to urban shrinkage in North Gyeongsang province, South Korea
In shrinking cities, adaptive responses such as ‘smart shrinkage’ are regarded as a promising approach to address depopulation and the quality of life for remaining residents. While its validity gains recognition, the gap between theory and practice still exists. Empirical studies validating the theoretical concept are few, particularly in the context of Asia where urban shrinkage is rapidly occurring. This study identified key opportunities and …
Ukrainian Refugees and Welfare Deservingness
Recent years witnessed mass migration towards Europe, from Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine and the 2015 Migrant Crisis linked to war in Syria. This article explores UK government discussion around these two significant crises, focussing on the challenges they present and the portrayal of refugees. It asks how far ministers' language differentiated between Ukrainians and Syrians regarding welfare deservingness. Thematically analysing over 100 of…
Sarcopenia severity is related to arterial stiffness and hypertension in older Korean population without underweight and obesity
Background Aging and obesity are considered causes of arterial stiffness, which triggers hypertension in the older population. However, a substantial number of older adults without obesity have hypertension, suggesting that arterial stiffness and hypertension are related to different risk factors in older adults without obesity. This cross-sectional study aimed to determine whether sarcopenia is related to arterial stiffness or hypertension in ol…
Reconsidering AVs future
Beyond Migrant Penalty
This paper analyses the ethnic penalty by focusing on the racialization of labor market outcomes beyond the migrant penalty. An illegitimate statistical or taste-based discrimination can be revealed specifically by distinguishing migrants into ethnic groups. Accordingly, ethnic penalty based on five different ethnic groups was estimated through the difference in employment and job quality with respect to natives. The analysis was conducted at the…
Health behaviors according to the ability to understand health information in Korean adults
This study aimed to verify the relationship between the level of understanding of health information and health behaviors among Korean adults. In total, 228 984 adults who participated in the 2021 Korea Community Health Survey were included. Participants were divided into three groups according to age (19–44, 45–64 and 65+). The ability to understand verbal and written health information was included, and its association with health behaviors, in…
Les salles d’étude en ligne (camstudy) en période untact en Corée du Sud. Penser la possibilité des liens sans échange
La pratique nommée « camstudy » consiste à se connecter volontairement avec d’autres internautes inconnus pour des sessions de travail, en gardant la caméra allumée dans le but de se surveiller les uns les autres et de bloquer les distractions, ce qui favorise la concentration sur le travail. Cette nouvelle pratique s’est développée dans le contexte de la généralisation des modes de vie sans contact connue depuis 2017 en Corée du Sud sous le term…
A multi-scale perspective on production of space
Investigating institutional barriers and opportunities to an integrated approach for transport and spatial development
In response to rapid growth, megacities make large investments in mega urban transport projects. To ensure positive social outcomes, e.g., accessibility for all, an integrated approach to transport and spatial development is needed. This paper identifies the institutional barriers and opportunities to using an integrated approach, using Ostrom’s Institutional Analysis and Development Framework (IAD). We investigated a metro (subway) project in Se…
A comparative study of eight European countries
This article analyses how life course events including education, citizenship, marriage status and having children would affect female migrant labour market integration. This is put in terms of employment status and job quality under the perspective of welfare and production regimes. To investigate different institutional effects, countries representative of these regimes’ typologies, such as the UK and Ireland for liberal market economies/libera…
Stakeholder views about Land Use and Transport Integration in a rapidly-growing megacity
Land use and transport integration (LUTI) has been promoted around the world as essential for sustainable urbanization. Using Seoul as a case study, this paper critically examines if and how LUTI policy can bring positive social outcomes, including accessibility and quality of life, in rapidly-growing megacities. We explored stakeholder views about the experience of these outcomes in different localities, and about critical elements and processes…
Occupational blood exposures in health care workers
OBE incidence rate in a Korean university hospital was 5.6 cases per 100 person-years and 20.3 per 100 bed-years and was related to HCW workload and work proficiency. Though the actual bloodborne pathogen transmission rate was low, efforts to prevent OBE should be made for hospital safety
The International Children's Digital Library
We present the first version of the International Children's Digital Library (ICDL). As a five-year research project, its mission is to enable children to access and read an international collection of children's books through the development of new interface technologies. This paper will introduce the ICDL and an initial analysis of the first seven weeks of the ICDL's public use on the Web
Reconsidering AVs future
Beyond Migrant Penalty
This paper analyses the ethnic penalty by focusing on the racialization of labor market outcomes beyond the migrant penalty. An illegitimate statistical or taste-based discrimination can be revealed specifically by distinguishing migrants into ethnic groups. Accordingly, ethnic penalty based on five different ethnic groups was estimated through the difference in employment and job quality with respect to natives. The analysis was conducted at the…
A comparative study of eight European countries
This article analyses how life course events including education, citizenship, marriage status and having children would affect female migrant labour market integration. This is put in terms of employment status and job quality under the perspective of welfare and production regimes. To investigate different institutional effects, countries representative of these regimes’ typologies, such as the UK and Ireland for liberal market economies/libera…
Investigating institutional barriers and opportunities to an integrated approach for transport and spatial development
In response to rapid growth, megacities make large investments in mega urban transport projects. To ensure positive social outcomes, e.g., accessibility for all, an integrated approach to transport and spatial development is needed. This paper identifies the institutional barriers and opportunities to using an integrated approach, using Ostrom’s Institutional Analysis and Development Framework (IAD). We investigated a metro (subway) project in Se…
The International Children's Digital Library
We present the first version of the International Children's Digital Library (ICDL). As a five-year research project, its mission is to enable children to access and read an international collection of children's books through the development of new interface technologies. This paper will introduce the ICDL and an initial analysis of the first seven weeks of the ICDL's public use on the Web
Occupational blood exposures in health care workers
OBE incidence rate in a Korean university hospital was 5.6 cases per 100 person-years and 20.3 per 100 bed-years and was related to HCW workload and work proficiency. Though the actual bloodborne pathogen transmission rate was low, efforts to prevent OBE should be made for hospital safety
Stakeholder views about Land Use and Transport Integration in a rapidly-growing megacity
Land use and transport integration (LUTI) has been promoted around the world as essential for sustainable urbanization. Using Seoul as a case study, this paper critically examines if and how LUTI policy can bring positive social outcomes, including accessibility and quality of life, in rapidly-growing megacities. We explored stakeholder views about the experience of these outcomes in different localities, and about critical elements and processes…
Les salles d’étude en ligne (camstudy) en période untact en Corée du Sud. Penser la possibilité des liens sans échange
La pratique nommée « camstudy » consiste à se connecter volontairement avec d’autres internautes inconnus pour des sessions de travail, en gardant la caméra allumée dans le but de se surveiller les uns les autres et de bloquer les distractions, ce qui favorise la concentration sur le travail. Cette nouvelle pratique s’est développée dans le contexte de la généralisation des modes de vie sans contact connue depuis 2017 en Corée du Sud sous le term…
A multi-scale perspective on production of space
Investigating institutional barriers and opportunities to an integrated approach for transport and spatial development
In response to rapid growth, megacities make large investments in mega urban transport projects. To ensure positive social outcomes, e.g., accessibility for all, an integrated approach to transport and spatial development is needed. This paper identifies the institutional barriers and opportunities to using an integrated approach, using Ostrom’s Institutional Analysis and Development Framework (IAD). We investigated a metro (subway) project in Se…
A comparative study of eight European countries
This article analyses how life course events including education, citizenship, marriage status and having children would affect female migrant labour market integration. This is put in terms of employment status and job quality under the perspective of welfare and production regimes. To investigate different institutional effects, countries representative of these regimes’ typologies, such as the UK and Ireland for liberal market economies/libera…
Health behaviors according to the ability to understand health information in Korean adults
This study aimed to verify the relationship between the level of understanding of health information and health behaviors among Korean adults. In total, 228 984 adults who participated in the 2021 Korea Community Health Survey were included. Participants were divided into three groups according to age (19–44, 45–64 and 65+). The ability to understand verbal and written health information was included, and its association with health behaviors, in…
Sarcopenia severity is related to arterial stiffness and hypertension in older Korean population without underweight and obesity
Background Aging and obesity are considered causes of arterial stiffness, which triggers hypertension in the older population. However, a substantial number of older adults without obesity have hypertension, suggesting that arterial stiffness and hypertension are related to different risk factors in older adults without obesity. This cross-sectional study aimed to determine whether sarcopenia is related to arterial stiffness or hypertension in ol…
Reconsidering AVs future
Beyond Migrant Penalty
This paper analyses the ethnic penalty by focusing on the racialization of labor market outcomes beyond the migrant penalty. An illegitimate statistical or taste-based discrimination can be revealed specifically by distinguishing migrants into ethnic groups. Accordingly, ethnic penalty based on five different ethnic groups was estimated through the difference in employment and job quality with respect to natives. The analysis was conducted at the…
A study on the monitoring of technology innovation through patent analysis
These days, innovation cycles are becoming shorter, and market competition has grown increasingly intense. Therefore, it is essential for companies to adopt strategic R&D approaches to remain competitive. This study proposes a systematic approach to technology monitoring (TM). While previous TM studies have employed scientific analysis methods based on different types of patent information, their interpretations have often relied heavily on the s…
Everyday Urbanism and Digitalisation – Where Are We and Who Are We Becoming
This paper explores the intersection of everyday urbanism and digitalization, drawing insights from a multidisciplinary workshop fostering critical dialogue and shaping research agendas. It extends the discourse beyond practical applications, questioning societal and urban impacts and what it means to be human. The discussion highlights the evolving digital-physical relationship, the paradox of digital platforms in human interaction, emerging cit…
Smart adaptation to urban shrinkage in North Gyeongsang province, South Korea
In shrinking cities, adaptive responses such as ‘smart shrinkage’ are regarded as a promising approach to address depopulation and the quality of life for remaining residents. While its validity gains recognition, the gap between theory and practice still exists. Empirical studies validating the theoretical concept are few, particularly in the context of Asia where urban shrinkage is rapidly occurring. This study identified key opportunities and …
Ukrainian Refugees and Welfare Deservingness
Recent years witnessed mass migration towards Europe, from Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine and the 2015 Migrant Crisis linked to war in Syria. This article explores UK government discussion around these two significant crises, focussing on the challenges they present and the portrayal of refugees. It asks how far ministers' language differentiated between Ukrainians and Syrians regarding welfare deservingness. Thematically analysing over 100 of…
Can Care Service and ALMP Reduce Female Migrant Penalty in the Labour Market? A Multilevel Analysis of 16 Western European Countries
This study explores policy effects including care service and ALMP regarding female workforces' labour market outcomes, focused on migration status. Third country migrant women's increased presence and their labour market integration after post‐industrialism have been important issues regarding labour market segregation and relevant welfare state policy developments. Active measures for labour participation like care service in family policy and …
Retracted
With rapid technological progress, there is growing demand for efficient methods to evaluate and forecast future technologies. This study proposes a novel Delphi survey methodology using AI-generated expert agents powered by large language models (LLMs). These agents simulate interdisciplinary expert panels and engage in iterative discussions to assess the developmental stages of emerging technologies, with improved reliability through integratio…
Anticipation of urban mobility futures beyond adoption
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