Eungkyoon Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 4405188 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eungkyoon Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eungkyoon |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Korea University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2218-7537 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Just-ish Transition
Energy transitions are recognized as disruptive processes that risk producing new socio-economic inequalities, despite the ideal of Just Transition (JT) envisioning fair and inclusive decarbonization. Although scholarship has emphasized desirable outcomes and enabling conditions of JT, it has given insufficient attention to how justice is implemented and experienced on the ground. The present article addresses this gap by asking how the journey t…
Lost in communication
Green Transition of Iron Cities
This comparative case study explores why two cities similar in socio-economic factors diverge in their pathways to environmental improvement. Our research looks at the changing local economies and environmental pollution problems facing Kitakyushu in Japan and Pohang in South Korea. Both cities drove their nations’ rapid economic growth as the main heavy industry hubs but have performed radically differently vis-à-vis public demands for environme…
From intention to action
Social justice, fairness and exclusion in the South Korean electricity sector
The potential role of boundary organizations in the climate regime
Regulation‐by‐information in areas of limited statehood
This research examines conditions under which environmental regulatory disclosure is more versus less likely to work, with focus on the case of thePhilippines. Two major findings arise out of a case study. First, we observe a mismatch between the nature of information and the main addressees of the disclosed information, which led the operation of the subject disclosure program to deviate from its targets. Second, this institutional deficiency ha…
Information disclosure and environmental regulation
This research examines the potential of information disclosure for environmental regulation. The research attempts to answer questions of what impact information disclosure has on corporate environmental practices and what interferes with its effective use. A case study of Indonesia's pioneering informational environmental regulation reveals (i) both indirect (e.g. anticipation of external pressure) and direct (e.g. internal learning support) inf…
Socio-Political Contexts, Identity Formation, and Regulatory Compliance
This article attempts to fill the gaps in traditional compliance theories and argues that the actor's identity formulated by socio-political contexts influences the propensity to move toward or away from compliance. Although regulated entities are sometimes instrumentally rational or norms oriented, they also base their behavioral choices on situated judgments in ways that are more varied and changing than existing compliance theories have sugges…
Information disclosure and environmental regulation
This research examines the potential of information disclosure for environmental regulation. The research attempts to answer questions of what impact information disclosure has on corporate environmental practices and what interferes with its effective use. A case study of Indonesia's pioneering informational environmental regulation reveals (i) both indirect (e.g. anticipation of external pressure) and direct (e.g. internal learning support) inf…
Socio-Political Contexts, Identity Formation, and Regulatory Compliance
This article attempts to fill the gaps in traditional compliance theories and argues that the actor's identity formulated by socio-political contexts influences the propensity to move toward or away from compliance. Although regulated entities are sometimes instrumentally rational or norms oriented, they also base their behavioral choices on situated judgments in ways that are more varied and changing than existing compliance theories have sugges…
The potential role of boundary organizations in the climate regime
Regulation‐by‐information in areas of limited statehood
This research examines conditions under which environmental regulatory disclosure is more versus less likely to work, with focus on the case of thePhilippines. Two major findings arise out of a case study. First, we observe a mismatch between the nature of information and the main addressees of the disclosed information, which led the operation of the subject disclosure program to deviate from its targets. Second, this institutional deficiency ha…
Social justice, fairness and exclusion in the South Korean electricity sector
Socio-Political Contexts, Identity Formation, and Regulatory Compliance
This article attempts to fill the gaps in traditional compliance theories and argues that the actor's identity formulated by socio-political contexts influences the propensity to move toward or away from compliance. Although regulated entities are sometimes instrumentally rational or norms oriented, they also base their behavioral choices on situated judgments in ways that are more varied and changing than existing compliance theories have sugges…
Information disclosure and environmental regulation
This research examines the potential of information disclosure for environmental regulation. The research attempts to answer questions of what impact information disclosure has on corporate environmental practices and what interferes with its effective use. A case study of Indonesia's pioneering informational environmental regulation reveals (i) both indirect (e.g. anticipation of external pressure) and direct (e.g. internal learning support) inf…
The potential role of boundary organizations in the climate regime
Regulation‐by‐information in areas of limited statehood
This research examines conditions under which environmental regulatory disclosure is more versus less likely to work, with focus on the case of thePhilippines. Two major findings arise out of a case study. First, we observe a mismatch between the nature of information and the main addressees of the disclosed information, which led the operation of the subject disclosure program to deviate from its targets. Second, this institutional deficiency ha…
Social justice, fairness and exclusion in the South Korean electricity sector
From intention to action
Green Transition of Iron Cities
This comparative case study explores why two cities similar in socio-economic factors diverge in their pathways to environmental improvement. Our research looks at the changing local economies and environmental pollution problems facing Kitakyushu in Japan and Pohang in South Korea. Both cities drove their nations’ rapid economic growth as the main heavy industry hubs but have performed radically differently vis-à-vis public demands for environme…
Lost in communication
Just-ish Transition
Energy transitions are recognized as disruptive processes that risk producing new socio-economic inequalities, despite the ideal of Just Transition (JT) envisioning fair and inclusive decarbonization. Although scholarship has emphasized desirable outcomes and enabling conditions of JT, it has given insufficient attention to how justice is implemented and experienced on the ground. The present article addresses this gap by asking how the journey t…
Economics (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Environmental regulation (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law and economics (3 works)