Ji Young Kim
Biographic Data
| ID | 3821804 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ji Young Kim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ji Young |
| FAMILY NAME | Kim |
| SIGNATURE | KIM J Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hanyang University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5199-2327 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Pronunciation and Heritage Language Learners
For many heritage language learners, the heritage language is their first language. Despite being native speakers of the language, heritage language learners' speech is often perceived as accented by nonheritage native speakers of the language (e.g., immigrant parents, homeland speakers). While having an accent distinct from the standard variety is not equivalent to having a nonnative accent, heritage language learners often demonstrate low confi…
Is Techno-Nationalism in the Semiconductor Industry Viable
Relative importance of stress correlates in native listeners' identification of Spanish lexical stress produced by monolingual and bilingual speakers
Acoustic cues to word-level stress in speech perception do not always align with those in speech production. • Listeners exploit various stress correlates in the speech signal and assign different weights to them, which is context-specific. • When there is a pitch accent, native listeners mainly attend to f0-related cues but, in the absence of a pitch accent, intensity plays a stronger role. • Clustering based on stress correlates is not consiste…
The Influence of Parent Media Use, Parent Attitude on Media, and Parenting Style on Children’s Media Use
Parents play a vital role in mediating children's media use, especially at a young age. We examined the link between the media use of younger children and the media use, attitude toward media, and parenting styles of parents. One thousand and twenty parents of children between 4 and 6 years of age completed a questionnaire on their media use, positive and negative attitudes on media, parenting styles, and the media use of their children. Multigro…
What determines the relative success of different war compensation policies? Comparing three unresolved compensation issues between Japan and South Korea
This article examines three Japan–South Korea postwar compensation cases: the comfort women issue, the Sakhalin Island forced labor issue, and Korean atomic bomb survivor issue. These compensation movements produced vastly different results, even though the basic policy directions for compensation provision in all three cases were similar. Japan's approach toward the comfort women problem has been a complete failure, while its treatment of the Sa…
Truths of Traitors: Colonial Collaboration and Autobiographical Narratives in Postliberation Korea
This article examines post-1945 autobiographical writings by alleged pro-Japanese collaborators, focusing on how these ex-colonized Korean writers represented their “shameful” pasts. Autobiographical narratives that confess to writers’ collaborations are customarily interpreted as excuses or self-justifications for collaboration that distort colonial memories. This customary reading of autobiographical writings, based on the factuality and sincer…
Dimensionality of speech fluency: Examining the relationships among complexity, accuracy, and fluency (CAF) features of speaking performances on the Aptis test
Speech fluency has been extensively researched as a core construct for second language (L2) speaking assessment. Despite the broad consensus on its multifaceted nature, few researchers have empirically explored the dimensionality of this construct. Operationalizations of fluency vary across research and practice, using both holistic and fine-grained features. To address the dimensionality of speech fluency, in this study we examined an array of f…
Factors Influencing Quality of Life in Early Postpartum Women
Postpartum women experience various changes in their physical and psychological health and in their relationships with their spouse and newborn. This study aimed to identify and evaluate the factors that affect the quality of life (QoL) of women within six weeks after childbirth. A prospective, cross-sectional correlational study was used. A convenience sample of 179 postpartum women was recruited from four postpartum care centers in South Korea.…
Making Sense of Japan’s Export Restrictions against South Korea
Why did Japanese Prime Minister Abe impose controversial export restrictions after rulings by the South Korean Supreme Court on wartime forced laborers? This article answers this question through the lens of domestic symbolism in economic sanctions studies. We argue that domestic political calculations led the Japanese government to adopt hawkish measures against South Korea. Abe wanted to ensure continued support from his constituents and to win…
Not a blood alliance anymore: China’s evolving policy toward UN sanctions on North Korea
What has driven China’s policy toward United Nations (UN) sanctions on North Korea? While insisting on a peaceful settlement of North Korean nuclear issues via diplomatic dialogues, China has gradually loosened its protective stance regarding UN sanctions on North Korea. This article examines the factors that have pushed China to take a tougher position toward North Korea: North Korea’s increasingly aggressive nuclear policy, the influence of the…
Identity politics and Asia-Pacific security relations: Understanding the foundation of Australia–Japan versus Japan–South Korea defence relations
Two tales of one crash: Intergovernmental media relations and agenda building during the Smolensk airplane crash
This study aims to advance the theoretical and practical knowledge of political public relations, and influence that political profile of the media can have on the agenda-building process. The influences of agenda indexing are also discussed with regard to different media profiles. A quantitative content analysis was conducted to examine the influence of Polish and Russian government messages from presidents and prime ministers regarding the Smol…
The stability of proximity: The resilience of Sino-Japanese relations over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Dispute
The Senkaku/Diaoyu dispute, a territorial dispute between Japan and China, has long been regarded as a ticking bomb, capable of blowing up the already volatile Sino-Japanese relations at any time. Would the differences over the islands lead China and Japan into major military confrontations, if not all-out war? This article argues that there is cause for optimism and that the Sino-Japanese relationship has displayed a remarkable level of resilien…
Translation's Forgotten History: Russian Literature, Japanese Mediation, and the Formation of Modern Korean Literature
Non-Western literatures, no matter whether we call them literatures of the Global South or literatures of the Three Continents, have been constituted in the process of fighting for legitimacy within the Western literary model. For this reason, scholarship on non-Western literatures necessarily entails postcolonial projects. Translation's Forgotten History: Russian Literature, Japanese Mediation, and the Formation of Modern Korean Literature explo…
CD44 Expression in Microglia of the Retina and Cerebellum of Developing and Adult Chicken
Settlement Without Consensus: International Pressure, Domestic Backlash, and the Comfort Women Issue in Japan
What has shaped contemporary discourse on Japan’s comfort women issue? During the last twenty-five years, civic groups in both Japan and South Korea have made significant efforts to publicize the issue within the international community, hoping to narrow the disparity between the position of the international community and that of the Japanese government. Thus far, however, Japan’s official position has shown little change. Why has international …
Option-Splitting Effects in Poll Regarding Japan’s Right to Exercise Collective Self-Defense
Against the backdrop of heated debates within and outside Japan regarding Japan’s push for the right to exercise collective self-defense (CSD), the Japanese mass media have reported a series of polls on Japan’s exercise of its right to CSD, with significantly disparate results. In this article, we present one natural experiment and one controlled experiment that show that the disparate outcomes are due to the different ways the options are segmen…
Presidential Agenda Building and Policymaking: Examining Linkages Across Three Levels
To investigate the role of strategic political communication in governing, this study comprehensively examined presidential agenda-building associations at three levels during the first six months of U.S. president Barack Obama’s second term. Multiple presidential information subsidies, national news content, and policymaking activity were monitored. The results revealed solid support for all three levels of agenda-building (i.e., object salience…
The Dash for Gas: Examining third-level agenda-building and fracking in the United Kingdom
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the process of extracting reserves of natural gas and oil from shale formations deep underground. This process, initially met with public support in the United Kingdom, has since become a highly contentious issue primarily debated between government, industry, and anti-fracking advocacy groups. Through the employment of three levels of agenda-building as a theoretical lens of examination (object, attribute, a…
Assessment of Formaldehyde Concentrations in an Anatomy Laboratory Equipped Dissecting Tables with Inbuilt Exhaust and an Air Diffuser/Return System
Rethinking the role of identity factors: The history problem and the Japan–South Korea security relationship in the post-Cold War period
Journal Article Rethinking the role of identity factors: the history problem and the Japan–South Korea security relationship in the post-Cold War period Get access Ji Young Kim Ji Young Kim * Department of Area Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan *E-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, V…
Dismantling the Final Barrier: Transforming J apan into a “Normal Country” in the Post‐Cold‐War Era
Since the end of the C old W ar, J apan has embraced a more active security policy. While some scholars interpret the change within the context of J apan's long‐standing antimilitaristic security identity, others forewarn a fundamental shift with the potential to reorient J apan's national security policy. This article views that J apan has not stopped moving toward being a normal country, albeit “with a slight limp,” since the end of the C old W…
Expression of Heat Shock Protein 27 and Alpha B Crystallin in the Retina and Optic Nerve of the Chick Embryo
Heat shock protein 27 (HSP27) and alpha B crystallin (aBC) belong to the small heat shock protein (sHSP) family and have similar amino acid sequences. However, no study has compared the distributional patterns of these two sHSPs in the retina and optic nerve. In this study, we compared the spatiotemporal distributions of the expressions of HSP27 and aBC in the developing chick retina and optic nerve. Both HSP27 and aBC were first expressed in the…
Escaping the Vicious Cycle: Symbolic Politics and History Disputes Between South Korea and Japan
Despite highly favorable conditions for cooperation. South Korea and Japan have experienced almost constant diplomatic conflict since the end of the Cold War, in large part because of unresolved history disputes. Through the theoretical approach of symbolic politics, I examine the substance of these conflicts and the processes by which specific group identities affect policymaking in and the relationship between the two countries. Based on three …
Association between cardiorespiratory fitness and the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among Korean adults: A cross sectional study
In conclusion, the current study demonstrated the low CRF and obesity was a predictor for metabolic syndrome in Korean adults
Exploring New Frontiers of Agenda Building During the 2012 US Presidential Election Pre-Convention Period: Examining linkages across three levels
Grounded in an agenda-building theoretical perspective, this study explored in depth the relationships between political campaign information subsidies and elite national news media coverage. Specifically, this investigation examined three levels of agenda-building linkages (object, attribute, and network connections) simultaneously during the 2012 US Presidential Election pre-convention period between Barack Obama (Democrat) and Mitt Romney (Rep…
The Dash for Gas: Examining third-level agenda-building and fracking in the United Kingdom
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the process of extracting reserves of natural gas and oil from shale formations deep underground. This process, initially met with public support in the United Kingdom, has since become a highly contentious issue primarily debated between government, industry, and anti-fracking advocacy groups. Through the employment of three levels of agenda-building as a theoretical lens of examination (object, attribute, a…
Not a blood alliance anymore: China’s evolving policy toward UN sanctions on North Korea
What has driven China’s policy toward United Nations (UN) sanctions on North Korea? While insisting on a peaceful settlement of North Korean nuclear issues via diplomatic dialogues, China has gradually loosened its protective stance regarding UN sanctions on North Korea. This article examines the factors that have pushed China to take a tougher position toward North Korea: North Korea’s increasingly aggressive nuclear policy, the influence of the…
Two tales of one crash: Intergovernmental media relations and agenda building during the Smolensk airplane crash
This study aims to advance the theoretical and practical knowledge of political public relations, and influence that political profile of the media can have on the agenda-building process. The influences of agenda indexing are also discussed with regard to different media profiles. A quantitative content analysis was conducted to examine the influence of Polish and Russian government messages from presidents and prime ministers regarding the Smol…
Rethinking the role of identity factors: The history problem and the Japan–South Korea security relationship in the post-Cold War period
Journal Article Rethinking the role of identity factors: the history problem and the Japan–South Korea security relationship in the post-Cold War period Get access Ji Young Kim Ji Young Kim * Department of Area Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan *E-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, V…
Dismantling the Final Barrier: Transforming J apan into a “Normal Country” in the Post‐Cold‐War Era
Since the end of the C old W ar, J apan has embraced a more active security policy. While some scholars interpret the change within the context of J apan's long‐standing antimilitaristic security identity, others forewarn a fundamental shift with the potential to reorient J apan's national security policy. This article views that J apan has not stopped moving toward being a normal country, albeit “with a slight limp,” since the end of the C old W…
Settlement Without Consensus: International Pressure, Domestic Backlash, and the Comfort Women Issue in Japan
What has shaped contemporary discourse on Japan’s comfort women issue? During the last twenty-five years, civic groups in both Japan and South Korea have made significant efforts to publicize the issue within the international community, hoping to narrow the disparity between the position of the international community and that of the Japanese government. Thus far, however, Japan’s official position has shown little change. Why has international …
Making Sense of Japan’s Export Restrictions against South Korea
Why did Japanese Prime Minister Abe impose controversial export restrictions after rulings by the South Korean Supreme Court on wartime forced laborers? This article answers this question through the lens of domestic symbolism in economic sanctions studies. We argue that domestic political calculations led the Japanese government to adopt hawkish measures against South Korea. Abe wanted to ensure continued support from his constituents and to win…
Identity politics and Asia-Pacific security relations: Understanding the foundation of Australia–Japan versus Japan–South Korea defence relations
Campaign Agenda-Building Online: The Effects of Online Information Source and Interactivity on Affective Evaluations and the Salience of the Election
The 2 × 3 experimental design study was conducted with 300 undergraduate participants during Florida's 2010 gubernatorial election. Participants were randomly assigned to one of six different conditions based on type of online site (campaign Web site vs. social network sites) and level of interactivity (user-to-system, user-to-document, and user-to-user), and emotional and evaluative responses to online campaign information were examined. Interac…
Detection of alphaB-crystallin mRNA using Single-stranded DNA Probe in Oligodendrocytes of the Developing Chick Retina
Effect of Exercise to Improve of Rat Lower Limb Healing after Physical Injury
Detection of alphaB-crystallin mRNA using Single-stranded DNA Probe in Oligodendrocytes of the Developing Chick Retina
Campaign Agenda-Building Online: The Effects of Online Information Source and Interactivity on Affective Evaluations and the Salience of the Election
The 2 × 3 experimental design study was conducted with 300 undergraduate participants during Florida's 2010 gubernatorial election. Participants were randomly assigned to one of six different conditions based on type of online site (campaign Web site vs. social network sites) and level of interactivity (user-to-system, user-to-document, and user-to-user), and emotional and evaluative responses to online campaign information were examined. Interac…
Variant Origin of Obturator Artery: A Branch of Inferior Epigastric Artery from External Iliac Artery
The obturator artery normally originates from the internal iliac artery. However, variation in the origin of obturator artery has been reported in many countries. Since no such case has been reported in Korea, we examined variations in the origin of obturator artery in cadavers donated to the medical school at the Chungbuk National University. Thirty-six pelvic halves from 18 cadaveric subjects (13 males and 5 females) were studied in this study.…
Escaping the Vicious Cycle: Symbolic Politics and History Disputes Between South Korea and Japan
Despite highly favorable conditions for cooperation. South Korea and Japan have experienced almost constant diplomatic conflict since the end of the Cold War, in large part because of unresolved history disputes. Through the theoretical approach of symbolic politics, I examine the substance of these conflicts and the processes by which specific group identities affect policymaking in and the relationship between the two countries. Based on three …
Association between cardiorespiratory fitness and the prevalence of metabolic syndrome among Korean adults: A cross sectional study
In conclusion, the current study demonstrated the low CRF and obesity was a predictor for metabolic syndrome in Korean adults
Risk factors for low vitamin D status in Korean adolescents: The Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES) 2008–2009
Objective To evaluate the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency and predictors for low vitamin D status in Korean adolescents living between latitudes 33° and 39°N. Design A descriptive cross-sectional study. Setting Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES) 2008–2009. Subjects A total of 1510 healthy adolescents aged 12–18 years (806 male, mean age 14·7 years) participated. Possible predictors for low vitamin D status (log-tr…
Exploring New Frontiers of Agenda Building During the 2012 US Presidential Election Pre-Convention Period: Examining linkages across three levels
Grounded in an agenda-building theoretical perspective, this study explored in depth the relationships between political campaign information subsidies and elite national news media coverage. Specifically, this investigation examined three levels of agenda-building linkages (object, attribute, and network connections) simultaneously during the 2012 US Presidential Election pre-convention period between Barack Obama (Democrat) and Mitt Romney (Rep…
Rethinking the role of identity factors: The history problem and the Japan–South Korea security relationship in the post-Cold War period
Journal Article Rethinking the role of identity factors: the history problem and the Japan–South Korea security relationship in the post-Cold War period Get access Ji Young Kim Ji Young Kim * Department of Area Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan *E-mail: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, V…
Dismantling the Final Barrier: Transforming J apan into a “Normal Country” in the Post‐Cold‐War Era
Since the end of the C old W ar, J apan has embraced a more active security policy. While some scholars interpret the change within the context of J apan's long‐standing antimilitaristic security identity, others forewarn a fundamental shift with the potential to reorient J apan's national security policy. This article views that J apan has not stopped moving toward being a normal country, albeit “with a slight limp,” since the end of the C old W…
Expression of Heat Shock Protein 27 and Alpha B Crystallin in the Retina and Optic Nerve of the Chick Embryo
Heat shock protein 27 (HSP27) and alpha B crystallin (aBC) belong to the small heat shock protein (sHSP) family and have similar amino acid sequences. However, no study has compared the distributional patterns of these two sHSPs in the retina and optic nerve. In this study, we compared the spatiotemporal distributions of the expressions of HSP27 and aBC in the developing chick retina and optic nerve. Both HSP27 and aBC were first expressed in the…
Option-Splitting Effects in Poll Regarding Japan’s Right to Exercise Collective Self-Defense
Against the backdrop of heated debates within and outside Japan regarding Japan’s push for the right to exercise collective self-defense (CSD), the Japanese mass media have reported a series of polls on Japan’s exercise of its right to CSD, with significantly disparate results. In this article, we present one natural experiment and one controlled experiment that show that the disparate outcomes are due to the different ways the options are segmen…
Presidential Agenda Building and Policymaking: Examining Linkages Across Three Levels
To investigate the role of strategic political communication in governing, this study comprehensively examined presidential agenda-building associations at three levels during the first six months of U.S. president Barack Obama’s second term. Multiple presidential information subsidies, national news content, and policymaking activity were monitored. The results revealed solid support for all three levels of agenda-building (i.e., object salience…
The Dash for Gas: Examining third-level agenda-building and fracking in the United Kingdom
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is the process of extracting reserves of natural gas and oil from shale formations deep underground. This process, initially met with public support in the United Kingdom, has since become a highly contentious issue primarily debated between government, industry, and anti-fracking advocacy groups. Through the employment of three levels of agenda-building as a theoretical lens of examination (object, attribute, a…
Assessment of Formaldehyde Concentrations in an Anatomy Laboratory Equipped Dissecting Tables with Inbuilt Exhaust and an Air Diffuser/Return System
CD44 Expression in Microglia of the Retina and Cerebellum of Developing and Adult Chicken
Settlement Without Consensus: International Pressure, Domestic Backlash, and the Comfort Women Issue in Japan
What has shaped contemporary discourse on Japan’s comfort women issue? During the last twenty-five years, civic groups in both Japan and South Korea have made significant efforts to publicize the issue within the international community, hoping to narrow the disparity between the position of the international community and that of the Japanese government. Thus far, however, Japan’s official position has shown little change. Why has international …
The stability of proximity: The resilience of Sino-Japanese relations over the Senkaku/Diaoyu Dispute
The Senkaku/Diaoyu dispute, a territorial dispute between Japan and China, has long been regarded as a ticking bomb, capable of blowing up the already volatile Sino-Japanese relations at any time. Would the differences over the islands lead China and Japan into major military confrontations, if not all-out war? This article argues that there is cause for optimism and that the Sino-Japanese relationship has displayed a remarkable level of resilien…
Translation's Forgotten History: Russian Literature, Japanese Mediation, and the Formation of Modern Korean Literature
Non-Western literatures, no matter whether we call them literatures of the Global South or literatures of the Three Continents, have been constituted in the process of fighting for legitimacy within the Western literary model. For this reason, scholarship on non-Western literatures necessarily entails postcolonial projects. Translation's Forgotten History: Russian Literature, Japanese Mediation, and the Formation of Modern Korean Literature explo…
Identity politics and Asia-Pacific security relations: Understanding the foundation of Australia–Japan versus Japan–South Korea defence relations
Two tales of one crash: Intergovernmental media relations and agenda building during the Smolensk airplane crash
This study aims to advance the theoretical and practical knowledge of political public relations, and influence that political profile of the media can have on the agenda-building process. The influences of agenda indexing are also discussed with regard to different media profiles. A quantitative content analysis was conducted to examine the influence of Polish and Russian government messages from presidents and prime ministers regarding the Smol…
Not a blood alliance anymore: China’s evolving policy toward UN sanctions on North Korea
What has driven China’s policy toward United Nations (UN) sanctions on North Korea? While insisting on a peaceful settlement of North Korean nuclear issues via diplomatic dialogues, China has gradually loosened its protective stance regarding UN sanctions on North Korea. This article examines the factors that have pushed China to take a tougher position toward North Korea: North Korea’s increasingly aggressive nuclear policy, the influence of the…
Truths of Traitors: Colonial Collaboration and Autobiographical Narratives in Postliberation Korea
This article examines post-1945 autobiographical writings by alleged pro-Japanese collaborators, focusing on how these ex-colonized Korean writers represented their “shameful” pasts. Autobiographical narratives that confess to writers’ collaborations are customarily interpreted as excuses or self-justifications for collaboration that distort colonial memories. This customary reading of autobiographical writings, based on the factuality and sincer…
Dimensionality of speech fluency: Examining the relationships among complexity, accuracy, and fluency (CAF) features of speaking performances on the Aptis test
Speech fluency has been extensively researched as a core construct for second language (L2) speaking assessment. Despite the broad consensus on its multifaceted nature, few researchers have empirically explored the dimensionality of this construct. Operationalizations of fluency vary across research and practice, using both holistic and fine-grained features. To address the dimensionality of speech fluency, in this study we examined an array of f…
Factors Influencing Quality of Life in Early Postpartum Women
Postpartum women experience various changes in their physical and psychological health and in their relationships with their spouse and newborn. This study aimed to identify and evaluate the factors that affect the quality of life (QoL) of women within six weeks after childbirth. A prospective, cross-sectional correlational study was used. A convenience sample of 179 postpartum women was recruited from four postpartum care centers in South Korea.…
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