Jeongmin Oh
Biographic Data
| ID | 4385200 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeongmin Oh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeongmin |
| FAMILY NAME | Oh |
| SIGNATURE | OH J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arkansas State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9825-7642 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Forecasting industry-specific employment under demographic change
South Korea’s rapid population aging and persistent ultra-low fertility raise fundamental questions about the demographic sustainability of industrial labor systems. This study develops a demographic feasibility framework that assesses whether existing industry-specific employment structures can be maintained as birth cohorts contract. Using microdata from the Korean Regional Employment Survey (2008–2023) and national population projections to 20…
Tolerance of Injustice? How Public Service Motivation Shapes Turnover Intentions Under Perceived Organizational Injustice
Numerous studies have shown that organizational injustice is a critical factor in addressing the turnover intentions of government employees. This prominent reason to leave government appears to contrast with public service motivation (PSM), which is often regarded as a driver beyond extrinsic motivation for public services in public organizations in explaining turnover intention and is rooted in promoting social equity. Reconciling PSM and organ…
Price Salience and the Design of Market-Based Environmental Policies
Does administrative burden create racialized policy feedback? How losing access to public benefits impacts beliefs about government
Public trust and civic predisposition are cornerstones of well-functioning democratic societies, and burdensome citizen-state encounters may undermine positive views of government, especially for racially minoritized clientele. Leveraging insights from policy feedback theory, we argue that administrative burden has the potential to undermine trust in government and civic predisposition through two mechanisms: (1) interpretive effects: burdensome …
Evaluating the determinants of support for police militarization among officers
We evaluate the determinants of officer support for their agency participating in the 1033 Program: a program that facilitates the flow of military hardware to local law enforcement agencies. In doing so, we provide insight into why officers demand such equipment, which, in turn, may partially explain patterns of program participation and equipment usage. We utilize a series of random forest models to examine survey data collected from officers i…
Role of trust in government and collaboration in building disaster resilience
Objective This research investigates the impact of collaboration and trust on disaster resilience, conducting a comparative analysis among groups of the public, experts, and public officials. Methods This research employs the 2017 National Survey on Emergency Management, conducted by the Korean Institute of Public Administration. Using a random quota‐sampling method, data were collected from a total of 1800 citizens, 200 public officials, and 56 …
Does administrative burden create racialized policy feedback? How losing access to public benefits impacts beliefs about government
Public trust and civic predisposition are cornerstones of well-functioning democratic societies, and burdensome citizen-state encounters may undermine positive views of government, especially for racially minoritized clientele. Leveraging insights from policy feedback theory, we argue that administrative burden has the potential to undermine trust in government and civic predisposition through two mechanisms: (1) interpretive effects: burdensome …
Evaluating the determinants of support for police militarization among officers
We evaluate the determinants of officer support for their agency participating in the 1033 Program: a program that facilitates the flow of military hardware to local law enforcement agencies. In doing so, we provide insight into why officers demand such equipment, which, in turn, may partially explain patterns of program participation and equipment usage. We utilize a series of random forest models to examine survey data collected from officers i…
Role of trust in government and collaboration in building disaster resilience
Objective This research investigates the impact of collaboration and trust on disaster resilience, conducting a comparative analysis among groups of the public, experts, and public officials. Methods This research employs the 2017 National Survey on Emergency Management, conducted by the Korean Institute of Public Administration. Using a random quota‐sampling method, data were collected from a total of 1800 citizens, 200 public officials, and 56 …
Role of trust in government and collaboration in building disaster resilience
Objective This research investigates the impact of collaboration and trust on disaster resilience, conducting a comparative analysis among groups of the public, experts, and public officials. Methods This research employs the 2017 National Survey on Emergency Management, conducted by the Korean Institute of Public Administration. Using a random quota‐sampling method, data were collected from a total of 1800 citizens, 200 public officials, and 56 …
Evaluating the determinants of support for police militarization among officers
We evaluate the determinants of officer support for their agency participating in the 1033 Program: a program that facilitates the flow of military hardware to local law enforcement agencies. In doing so, we provide insight into why officers demand such equipment, which, in turn, may partially explain patterns of program participation and equipment usage. We utilize a series of random forest models to examine survey data collected from officers i…
Does administrative burden create racialized policy feedback? How losing access to public benefits impacts beliefs about government
Public trust and civic predisposition are cornerstones of well-functioning democratic societies, and burdensome citizen-state encounters may undermine positive views of government, especially for racially minoritized clientele. Leveraging insights from policy feedback theory, we argue that administrative burden has the potential to undermine trust in government and civic predisposition through two mechanisms: (1) interpretive effects: burdensome …
Price Salience and the Design of Market-Based Environmental Policies
Forecasting industry-specific employment under demographic change
South Korea’s rapid population aging and persistent ultra-low fertility raise fundamental questions about the demographic sustainability of industrial labor systems. This study develops a demographic feasibility framework that assesses whether existing industry-specific employment structures can be maintained as birth cohorts contract. Using microdata from the Korean Regional Employment Survey (2008–2023) and national population projections to 20…
Tolerance of Injustice? How Public Service Motivation Shapes Turnover Intentions Under Perceived Organizational Injustice
Numerous studies have shown that organizational injustice is a critical factor in addressing the turnover intentions of government employees. This prominent reason to leave government appears to contrast with public service motivation (PSM), which is often regarded as a driver beyond extrinsic motivation for public services in public organizations in explaining turnover intention and is rooted in promoting social equity. Reconciling PSM and organ…
Business (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Government (linguistics) (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Public Policy and Administration Research (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)