Soo Hee Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3738837 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Soo Hee Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Soo Hee |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE S H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kent |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6053-6710 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The impact of perceived restaurant spatial design on word-of-mouth
Purpose This study aims to investigate which elements of restaurant spatial design most strongly influence customer experience. This study addresses a gap in empirical hospitality research by examining how customers perceive restaurant spatial design and identifying which elements most influence their intention to share positive word of mouth. Design/methodology/approach This interdisciplinary study, bridging hospitality and spatial design, devel…
Living Labs as Ethical Spaces
We examine the role of living labs as ethical spaces in driving sustainability transitions in food systems through participatory experimentation, stakeholder engagement, and knowledge exchange. We conceptualise living labs as dynamic environments that integrate diverse actors, including policymakers, researchers, farmers, and consumers, into co-creative processes that foster inclusive governance. While ethical spaces have traditionally been assoc…
Digital communities of practice and the knowledge transformation cycle
This study develops a conceptual framework to theorise how digitally augmented Communities of Practice (CoPs), such as the Slow Food Movement, can support sustainable food systems transformation through advanced knowledge management. Although digital innovation is increasingly applied in agri-food systems, much of the literature remains technocentric, focusing on infrastructure and automation, while overlooking how digital tools mediate community…
The Legitimation of Young and Emerging Artists in Digital Platforms
This article critically examines the way in which the legitimation of emerging artists occurs in the digitalized art market. Based on a conceptual specification of intermediaries’ practices in the legitimation process, we have conducted a case study of Saatchi Art, a pioneering digital platform for trading artworks. We perform a deductive analysis of introduction, interpretation, and selection of artists based on a variety of qualitative data. Ou…
A Korean teacher’s reflection on critical science perspective-based home economics instruction
Collective Mobilization as a Mechanism for Cultural Democracy
While previous studies have examined cultural democracy in connection with cultural policies enacted by policymakers, they have overlooked the role of public participation and mobilization. This study explores how cultural democracy is achieved by collective mobilization. Our case study of Guggenheim Helsinki shows that rising cultural globalization triggered a social movement to resist diminishing representation of national identity. A bottom-up…
Access Inequalities in the Artistic Labour Market in the UK
This paper investigates the roles played by social enterprise and social activism in mitigating access inequalities in the artistic labour market in the UK. Our analysis focuses on underpaid internships as a primary form of access inequalities. By employing critical discourse analysis, this study contrasts the discourses of entrepreneurialism and voluntarism advocated by the government and social enterprises, with the counter‐discourse of precari…
Geographical proximity and open innovation of SMEs in Cyprus
Digital communities of practice and the knowledge transformation cycle
This study develops a conceptual framework to theorise how digitally augmented Communities of Practice (CoPs), such as the Slow Food Movement, can support sustainable food systems transformation through advanced knowledge management. Although digital innovation is increasingly applied in agri-food systems, much of the literature remains technocentric, focusing on infrastructure and automation, while overlooking how digital tools mediate community…
Access Inequalities in the Artistic Labour Market in the UK
This paper investigates the roles played by social enterprise and social activism in mitigating access inequalities in the artistic labour market in the UK. Our analysis focuses on underpaid internships as a primary form of access inequalities. By employing critical discourse analysis, this study contrasts the discourses of entrepreneurialism and voluntarism advocated by the government and social enterprises, with the counter‐discourse of precari…
Geographical proximity and open innovation of SMEs in Cyprus
Collective Mobilization as a Mechanism for Cultural Democracy
While previous studies have examined cultural democracy in connection with cultural policies enacted by policymakers, they have overlooked the role of public participation and mobilization. This study explores how cultural democracy is achieved by collective mobilization. Our case study of Guggenheim Helsinki shows that rising cultural globalization triggered a social movement to resist diminishing representation of national identity. A bottom-up…
A Korean teacher’s reflection on critical science perspective-based home economics instruction
The Legitimation of Young and Emerging Artists in Digital Platforms
This article critically examines the way in which the legitimation of emerging artists occurs in the digitalized art market. Based on a conceptual specification of intermediaries’ practices in the legitimation process, we have conducted a case study of Saatchi Art, a pioneering digital platform for trading artworks. We perform a deductive analysis of introduction, interpretation, and selection of artists based on a variety of qualitative data. Ou…
Living Labs as Ethical Spaces
We examine the role of living labs as ethical spaces in driving sustainability transitions in food systems through participatory experimentation, stakeholder engagement, and knowledge exchange. We conceptualise living labs as dynamic environments that integrate diverse actors, including policymakers, researchers, farmers, and consumers, into co-creative processes that foster inclusive governance. While ethical spaces have traditionally been assoc…
Digital communities of practice and the knowledge transformation cycle
This study develops a conceptual framework to theorise how digitally augmented Communities of Practice (CoPs), such as the Slow Food Movement, can support sustainable food systems transformation through advanced knowledge management. Although digital innovation is increasingly applied in agri-food systems, much of the literature remains technocentric, focusing on infrastructure and automation, while overlooking how digital tools mediate community…
The impact of perceived restaurant spatial design on word-of-mouth
Purpose This study aims to investigate which elements of restaurant spatial design most strongly influence customer experience. This study addresses a gap in empirical hospitality research by examining how customers perceive restaurant spatial design and identifying which elements most influence their intention to share positive word of mouth. Design/methodology/approach This interdisciplinary study, bridging hospitality and spatial design, devel…
Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works) · Marketing (2 works) · Political economy (2 works) · Politics (2 works)