Jeong‐woo Koo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4451174 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeong‐woo Koo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeong‐woo |
| FAMILY NAME | Koo |
| SIGNATURE | KOO J W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sungkyunkwan University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Platform Identifiability and the Sentiment of Controversy Discourse
Punishing or regulating? US media attention to hate crime and speech
Why the Public Supports the Human Rights of Prisoners and Asylum Seekers
What factors shape support for the human rights of prisoners and asylum seekers at the individual level? Although the human rights literature has expanded greatly in the last 30 years, comparatively little attention has been paid to (a) the many human rights outside of a very small set of physical or bodily integrity rights and (b) the role of public opinion. We build a theoretical model of various human rights as public opinion-related policy ch…
Do NGO Restrictions Limit Terrorism? Smear Campaigns or Counterterrorism Tools
Do initiatives to limit nongovernmental organization (NGO) activities work to limit terrorist attacks? Despite regime rhetoric, we argue that NGO restrictions and repression can heighten grievances and limit nonviolent options for citizens to express dissent, broadening support for terrorists and increasing terrorist incidents. Using novel data on NGO restrictions, we fail to find evidence that legal restrictions on NGOs reduce the number of terr…
Global perceptions of South Korea's Covid-19 policy responses
This article focuses on South Korea as a case, analyzes a collection of 87,487 tweets referencing both COVID-19 and South Korea during the period of the pandemic, and examines global users’ understandings and/or assessments of South Korean responses to the health crisis. This article uses Pseudo-document-based Topic Model (PTM) as an advanced machine learning technique for classifying short texts into viable topics or themes. In the PTM results, …
Political Embeddedness or World Cultural Pressure? Explaining Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in China, 2006–2020 1
How do organizations respond to institutional complexity arising out of both domestic and global forces? We focus on corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting in China and empirically test the effects of both domestic institutional connections and world cultural linkage. We analyze the adoption of CSR reports compiled by 3,757 listed firms in China from 2006 to 2020 via a discrete‐time event history framework. We seek to explain the adoptio…
Diverse Paths to CSR in Game Industry
본 연구는 산업별 제도 환경에 따른 CSR의 동질성을 강조하는 기존 연구들과 달리 국가 수준의 제도 및 사회·문화적 환경에 따른 게임산업 CSR의 이질성에 주목한다. 5개 국가 및 지역 15개 주요 게임기업의 CSR 제도화 수준 및 정책 범위를 평가했고, 이를 토대로 국가별 특성을 유형화하고 구체적인 기업 사례를 제시했다. 분석결과, 게임산업 CSR 유형은 제도화 수준이 높고 정책 범위도 포괄적인 유럽형, 제도화 수준은 높지만 정책 범위는 한정적인 일본형, 제도화 수준은 낮지만 정책 범위는 포괄적인 미국형, 제도화 수준이 낮고 정책 범위도 한정적인 한국·중국형으로 구분되었다. 이와 같은 연구결과는 산업 특유의 제도 환경에도 불구하고, 국가 수준의 제도 및 사회·문화적 환경의 차이에 따라 특정산업 내에 다양한 CSR 유형이 공존할 수 있다는 점을 논증한다. 아울러, 한국게임 기업의 CSR 제도화 …
An Analysis on the Factors affecting people’s attitude toward conscientious objection to military service
양심적 병역거부에 대한 지지태도에 영향을 주는 요인은 무엇인가? 개인의 안보에 대한 인식과 인권에 대한 태도는 이러한 지지태도에 어떤 영향을 주는가? 분석 결과가 안보와 인권에 관한 오랜 학문적, 정책적 논의에 시사하는 바는 무엇인가? 본 논문은 기존의 법학적 연구를 넘어 양심적 병역거부에 대한 국민의 태도에 초점을 맞추어 경험적, 사회학적 연구를 수행한다. 2018년 한국종합사회조사 자료에 대한 순서형 로지스틱 회귀분석 결과, 안보 가치를 중시하는 개인일수록 양심적 병역거부에 대한 지지도가 낮고, 인권 가치를 중시하는 개인일수록 지지도가 높음을 확인하였다. 이밖에도 개인의 사회인구학적 특성 및 사회경제적 지위, 그리고 문화적 특성 역시 양심적 병역거부에 대한 개인의 태도에 일정한 영향을 주는 것으로 확인되었다. 이러한 결과는 한국적 맥락에서 안보와 인권이 여전히 대립적 관계에 있음을 잘 드러내…
Political Signaling and International Pressures
중국기업의 사회적 책임 이행 동인은 무엇인가? 본 연구는 국제사회의 압력과 국가의 정치적 신호가 기업의 사회적 책임 이행에 미치는 영향에 주목했다. 특히 글로벌 시장에서의 달라진 정당성 환경이 사회적 책임 이행으로 이어지는지를 확인했고, 국가의 정치적 신호를 중앙 및 지방 수준으로 구분했다. 상해 및 심천거래소 상장기업 전체를 대상으로 하는 허쉰왕 사회적 책임 평가지표를 종속변수로 선정해서 기업 시계열 자료와 결합해서 패널 자료를 구성했다. 2010년부터 2016년까지 2,506개 기업의 14,497건의 패널데이터에 대한 임의효과 순서형 로짓분석 결과 글로벌 변수의 효과는 미미했다. 국가-기업 관계 변수 가운데 소유구조 및 중앙정부와의 인적 연계는 기업의 사회적 책임 이행을 촉진했지만, 지방정부와의 인적 연계는 영향을 미치지 못했다. 이러한 결론은 국가의 정치적 신호가 중국기업의 사회적 책임 이…
Polarized embrace
Past studies of human rights discourse have centralized civil and political rights over other types of rights, and have thus yielded a biased understanding of how human rights have evolved. This scholarship has also neglected the role of the political slant of reporting agencies in framing topics and issues covering human rights. This study offers new theoretical and analytical solutions to such limits by analyzing a newly compiled data corpus co…
Contested Embrace
The construction of human rights actorhood
This article investigates the sources of human rights “actorhood”—the extent to which people understand, support and implement human rights—by examining a novel human rights survey that was embedded in the 2011 Korean General Social Survey. My research uses ordinary-least-squares regression analyses to explore the factors that lead to individual differences in awareness and engagement. I employ four broad theoretical frameworks to explain the det…
Securitising, Economising and Humanising Immigration
Immigration poses a dilemma for host states. Embracing international migrants contributes to economic prosperity and enhances the national reputation as a guardian of human rights, while simultaneously triggering security concerns. How can a migrant-receiving state address this dilemma? Using the case of the Employment Permit System (EPS) enacted in South Korea in 2003, which was the first law to protect the basic rights of foreign workers, this …
Love thy neighbor
Using a Tobit analysis, this article examines factors influencing asylum seekers’ filing of asylum applications and host countries’ recognition of convention refugees. From the views that stress socio-politico-economic conditions, we find that welfare-provisional and geographically close countries often become targets of asylum seekers, whereas politically secured and geographically remote countries have higher propensity to recognize legal statu…
Unesco and the Associated Schools Project
The UNESCO Associated Schools Project emphasizes world community, human rights, and international understanding. This article investigates the emergence and global diffusion of the project from 1953 to 2001, estimating the influence of national, regional, and world characteristics on the likelihood of a country adopting a UNESCO school. It also addresses the effects of national linkages to the international human rights regime. The results reveal…
The Origins of the Public Sphere and Civil Society
This article explores an East Asian parallel to the “structural transformation” of the European public sphere and civil society by studying private academies and Confucian literati petitions in Chosŏn Korea from 1506 to 1800. During this period, the Confucian literati emerged as the new public and challenged royal authority, engaging in a broad range of public activities through the academies and petitions. Voluntaristic and nongovernmental conne…
Contested Embrace
Unesco and the Associated Schools Project
The UNESCO Associated Schools Project emphasizes world community, human rights, and international understanding. This article investigates the emergence and global diffusion of the project from 1953 to 2001, estimating the influence of national, regional, and world characteristics on the likelihood of a country adopting a UNESCO school. It also addresses the effects of national linkages to the international human rights regime. The results reveal…
Love thy neighbor
Using a Tobit analysis, this article examines factors influencing asylum seekers’ filing of asylum applications and host countries’ recognition of convention refugees. From the views that stress socio-politico-economic conditions, we find that welfare-provisional and geographically close countries often become targets of asylum seekers, whereas politically secured and geographically remote countries have higher propensity to recognize legal statu…
Global perceptions of South Korea's Covid-19 policy responses
This article focuses on South Korea as a case, analyzes a collection of 87,487 tweets referencing both COVID-19 and South Korea during the period of the pandemic, and examines global users’ understandings and/or assessments of South Korean responses to the health crisis. This article uses Pseudo-document-based Topic Model (PTM) as an advanced machine learning technique for classifying short texts into viable topics or themes. In the PTM results, …
The construction of human rights actorhood
This article investigates the sources of human rights “actorhood”—the extent to which people understand, support and implement human rights—by examining a novel human rights survey that was embedded in the 2011 Korean General Social Survey. My research uses ordinary-least-squares regression analyses to explore the factors that lead to individual differences in awareness and engagement. I employ four broad theoretical frameworks to explain the det…
Polarized embrace
Past studies of human rights discourse have centralized civil and political rights over other types of rights, and have thus yielded a biased understanding of how human rights have evolved. This scholarship has also neglected the role of the political slant of reporting agencies in framing topics and issues covering human rights. This study offers new theoretical and analytical solutions to such limits by analyzing a newly compiled data corpus co…
Securitising, Economising and Humanising Immigration
Immigration poses a dilemma for host states. Embracing international migrants contributes to economic prosperity and enhances the national reputation as a guardian of human rights, while simultaneously triggering security concerns. How can a migrant-receiving state address this dilemma? Using the case of the Employment Permit System (EPS) enacted in South Korea in 2003, which was the first law to protect the basic rights of foreign workers, this …
Why the Public Supports the Human Rights of Prisoners and Asylum Seekers
What factors shape support for the human rights of prisoners and asylum seekers at the individual level? Although the human rights literature has expanded greatly in the last 30 years, comparatively little attention has been paid to (a) the many human rights outside of a very small set of physical or bodily integrity rights and (b) the role of public opinion. We build a theoretical model of various human rights as public opinion-related policy ch…
Do NGO Restrictions Limit Terrorism? Smear Campaigns or Counterterrorism Tools
Do initiatives to limit nongovernmental organization (NGO) activities work to limit terrorist attacks? Despite regime rhetoric, we argue that NGO restrictions and repression can heighten grievances and limit nonviolent options for citizens to express dissent, broadening support for terrorists and increasing terrorist incidents. Using novel data on NGO restrictions, we fail to find evidence that legal restrictions on NGOs reduce the number of terr…
Political Embeddedness or World Cultural Pressure? Explaining Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in China, 2006–2020 1
How do organizations respond to institutional complexity arising out of both domestic and global forces? We focus on corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting in China and empirically test the effects of both domestic institutional connections and world cultural linkage. We analyze the adoption of CSR reports compiled by 3,757 listed firms in China from 2006 to 2020 via a discrete‐time event history framework. We seek to explain the adoptio…
The Origins of the Public Sphere and Civil Society
This article explores an East Asian parallel to the “structural transformation” of the European public sphere and civil society by studying private academies and Confucian literati petitions in Chosŏn Korea from 1506 to 1800. During this period, the Confucian literati emerged as the new public and challenged royal authority, engaging in a broad range of public activities through the academies and petitions. Voluntaristic and nongovernmental conne…
Unesco and the Associated Schools Project
The UNESCO Associated Schools Project emphasizes world community, human rights, and international understanding. This article investigates the emergence and global diffusion of the project from 1953 to 2001, estimating the influence of national, regional, and world characteristics on the likelihood of a country adopting a UNESCO school. It also addresses the effects of national linkages to the international human rights regime. The results reveal…
Love thy neighbor
Using a Tobit analysis, this article examines factors influencing asylum seekers’ filing of asylum applications and host countries’ recognition of convention refugees. From the views that stress socio-politico-economic conditions, we find that welfare-provisional and geographically close countries often become targets of asylum seekers, whereas politically secured and geographically remote countries have higher propensity to recognize legal statu…
Securitising, Economising and Humanising Immigration
Immigration poses a dilemma for host states. Embracing international migrants contributes to economic prosperity and enhances the national reputation as a guardian of human rights, while simultaneously triggering security concerns. How can a migrant-receiving state address this dilemma? Using the case of the Employment Permit System (EPS) enacted in South Korea in 2003, which was the first law to protect the basic rights of foreign workers, this …
The construction of human rights actorhood
This article investigates the sources of human rights “actorhood”—the extent to which people understand, support and implement human rights—by examining a novel human rights survey that was embedded in the 2011 Korean General Social Survey. My research uses ordinary-least-squares regression analyses to explore the factors that lead to individual differences in awareness and engagement. I employ four broad theoretical frameworks to explain the det…
Contested Embrace
Polarized embrace
Past studies of human rights discourse have centralized civil and political rights over other types of rights, and have thus yielded a biased understanding of how human rights have evolved. This scholarship has also neglected the role of the political slant of reporting agencies in framing topics and issues covering human rights. This study offers new theoretical and analytical solutions to such limits by analyzing a newly compiled data corpus co…
Political Signaling and International Pressures
중국기업의 사회적 책임 이행 동인은 무엇인가? 본 연구는 국제사회의 압력과 국가의 정치적 신호가 기업의 사회적 책임 이행에 미치는 영향에 주목했다. 특히 글로벌 시장에서의 달라진 정당성 환경이 사회적 책임 이행으로 이어지는지를 확인했고, 국가의 정치적 신호를 중앙 및 지방 수준으로 구분했다. 상해 및 심천거래소 상장기업 전체를 대상으로 하는 허쉰왕 사회적 책임 평가지표를 종속변수로 선정해서 기업 시계열 자료와 결합해서 패널 자료를 구성했다. 2010년부터 2016년까지 2,506개 기업의 14,497건의 패널데이터에 대한 임의효과 순서형 로짓분석 결과 글로벌 변수의 효과는 미미했다. 국가-기업 관계 변수 가운데 소유구조 및 중앙정부와의 인적 연계는 기업의 사회적 책임 이행을 촉진했지만, 지방정부와의 인적 연계는 영향을 미치지 못했다. 이러한 결론은 국가의 정치적 신호가 중국기업의 사회적 책임 이…
Diverse Paths to CSR in Game Industry
본 연구는 산업별 제도 환경에 따른 CSR의 동질성을 강조하는 기존 연구들과 달리 국가 수준의 제도 및 사회·문화적 환경에 따른 게임산업 CSR의 이질성에 주목한다. 5개 국가 및 지역 15개 주요 게임기업의 CSR 제도화 수준 및 정책 범위를 평가했고, 이를 토대로 국가별 특성을 유형화하고 구체적인 기업 사례를 제시했다. 분석결과, 게임산업 CSR 유형은 제도화 수준이 높고 정책 범위도 포괄적인 유럽형, 제도화 수준은 높지만 정책 범위는 한정적인 일본형, 제도화 수준은 낮지만 정책 범위는 포괄적인 미국형, 제도화 수준이 낮고 정책 범위도 한정적인 한국·중국형으로 구분되었다. 이와 같은 연구결과는 산업 특유의 제도 환경에도 불구하고, 국가 수준의 제도 및 사회·문화적 환경의 차이에 따라 특정산업 내에 다양한 CSR 유형이 공존할 수 있다는 점을 논증한다. 아울러, 한국게임 기업의 CSR 제도화 …
An Analysis on the Factors affecting people’s attitude toward conscientious objection to military service
양심적 병역거부에 대한 지지태도에 영향을 주는 요인은 무엇인가? 개인의 안보에 대한 인식과 인권에 대한 태도는 이러한 지지태도에 어떤 영향을 주는가? 분석 결과가 안보와 인권에 관한 오랜 학문적, 정책적 논의에 시사하는 바는 무엇인가? 본 논문은 기존의 법학적 연구를 넘어 양심적 병역거부에 대한 국민의 태도에 초점을 맞추어 경험적, 사회학적 연구를 수행한다. 2018년 한국종합사회조사 자료에 대한 순서형 로지스틱 회귀분석 결과, 안보 가치를 중시하는 개인일수록 양심적 병역거부에 대한 지지도가 낮고, 인권 가치를 중시하는 개인일수록 지지도가 높음을 확인하였다. 이밖에도 개인의 사회인구학적 특성 및 사회경제적 지위, 그리고 문화적 특성 역시 양심적 병역거부에 대한 개인의 태도에 일정한 영향을 주는 것으로 확인되었다. 이러한 결과는 한국적 맥락에서 안보와 인권이 여전히 대립적 관계에 있음을 잘 드러내…
Do NGO Restrictions Limit Terrorism? Smear Campaigns or Counterterrorism Tools
Do initiatives to limit nongovernmental organization (NGO) activities work to limit terrorist attacks? Despite regime rhetoric, we argue that NGO restrictions and repression can heighten grievances and limit nonviolent options for citizens to express dissent, broadening support for terrorists and increasing terrorist incidents. Using novel data on NGO restrictions, we fail to find evidence that legal restrictions on NGOs reduce the number of terr…
Global perceptions of South Korea's Covid-19 policy responses
This article focuses on South Korea as a case, analyzes a collection of 87,487 tweets referencing both COVID-19 and South Korea during the period of the pandemic, and examines global users’ understandings and/or assessments of South Korean responses to the health crisis. This article uses Pseudo-document-based Topic Model (PTM) as an advanced machine learning technique for classifying short texts into viable topics or themes. In the PTM results, …
Political Embeddedness or World Cultural Pressure? Explaining Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in China, 2006–2020 1
How do organizations respond to institutional complexity arising out of both domestic and global forces? We focus on corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting in China and empirically test the effects of both domestic institutional connections and world cultural linkage. We analyze the adoption of CSR reports compiled by 3,757 listed firms in China from 2006 to 2020 via a discrete‐time event history framework. We seek to explain the adoptio…
Why the Public Supports the Human Rights of Prisoners and Asylum Seekers
What factors shape support for the human rights of prisoners and asylum seekers at the individual level? Although the human rights literature has expanded greatly in the last 30 years, comparatively little attention has been paid to (a) the many human rights outside of a very small set of physical or bodily integrity rights and (b) the role of public opinion. We build a theoretical model of various human rights as public opinion-related policy ch…
Punishing or regulating? US media attention to hate crime and speech
Platform Identifiability and the Sentiment of Controversy Discourse
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