Seunghoo Lim
Biographic Data
| ID | 86421 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Seunghoo Lim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Seunghoo |
| FAMILY NAME | Lim |
| SIGNATURE | LIM S |
| AFFILIATIONS | International University of Japan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7212-1261 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Street-level tax officials’ willingness to implement Cambodia’s value-added tax policy for e-commerce
To achieve Cambodia’s fiscal policy goals of generating national revenue and providing public services, it is necessary to understand the willingness of street-level tax officials to implement the country’s value-added tax policy for e-commerce. To analyse these officials’ willingness to implement the new tax policy, this study develops a three-factor model based on the following: What is implemented, how is it implemented, and who implements it?…
Disaster policy change through the enactment of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management law in the Philippines: Punctuated equilibrium and multiple streams theories
The coevolutionary dynamics between public school teachers’ public service motivation and the formation of their policy discussion ties during the implementation of basic education reforms in Myanmar
How do public school teachers react to education policy reforms with their colleagues: The emergence of policy discussion networks during the implementation of the national education strategic plan in…
The Effects of E‐Government Elements on E‐Political Participation Through Political Efficacy in Indonesia
This study examines the relationship among e‐government use, political efficacy, and e‐political participation amid intermediate position of Indonesia in global democracy and e‐government. Using survey data and structural equation modeling, the study finds that quality of e‐government information significantly impacts on external political efficacy. While trust in e‐government improves internal efficacy, it also raises concerns about transparency…
Understanding citizens' perception of channels for participating in administration based on their motivation in an authoritarian regime: The case of Gaza Province, Mozambique
Studies aiming to evaluate the effectiveness of channels for participating in administration have been conducted mainly in democratic, developed countries. However, outcomes from those settings may not apply to developing or less developed countries where democracy has yet to be consolidated. In Mozambique, which has an authoritarian regime, the effectiveness of participatory channels from the public point of view remains unexplored. Therefore, b…
Myanmar Budget Dynamics and Their Effect on Multiple Performances of Public Service Delivery: A Multilevel Approach
A public budget consists of financial input for implementing governmental operations. It is generally expected that financial resources will increase organizational performance because they can be used to obtain other types of resources. This study aims to make a theoretical contribution to the punctuated equilibrium theory literature by examining how the different patterns of budget changes affected the competing dimensions of public service per…
Fear of disasters within the risk communication network of foreign students in Japan amid the Covid-19 pandemic crisis: A cohort design
Agenda Setting for the 20% Mandatory Subcontracting Policy in Zambia’s Construction Sector: The Multiple-Streams Framework
Agenda setting is critical to public policy due to impacts on subsequent policy processes. On July 25, 2012, the Zambian Government issued a policy pronouncement directing the Road Development Agency to apply a 20% mandatory subcontracting to all road contracts valued above ZMW30 million. The policy directive aimed to improve the capacity of local contractors, create jobs and address concerns of declining local participation due to the dominance …
Interplay between social support tie formations and subjective mental health conditions in a community currency system in Japanese disaster-affected communities: The ambivalent effects of social capit…
The coevolution of trade agreements and investment treaties: Some evidence from network analysis
The Emergence of Risk Communication Networks and the Development of Citizen Health-Related Behaviors during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Social Selection and Contagion Processes
Amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, a variety of public health strategies have been implemented by governments worldwide. However, the fact that strict government mandates focus on physical distancing does not mean that social connectedness for voluntary risk communication among citizens should be sacrificed. Furthermore, we lack an understanding of citizens' behaviors regarding the voluntary adoption of public health measures and the control of…
Associations between the Mixture of Governance Modes and the Performance of Local Public Service Delivery
Since the Myanmar central government decentralized some of its power to state and regional governments, few studies investigated the performance of local governments, and no studies investigated the relationships between the types of governance modes and the performance of public service delivery. This study investigates the associations between three types of governance—i.e., hierarchy, market, and network—and the multiple performances of agricu…
The selection of compact city policy instruments and their effects on energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector: The case of South Korea
Community rebuilding processes in a disaster-damaged area through community currency: The pilot project of Domo in Kamaishi, Japan
Purpose Community currency (CC) is used as a tool for reviving local communities by promoting economic growth and facilitating the formation of social capital. Although the Japanese CC movement has stagnated since mid-2005, a new experiment, Fukkou Ouen Chiiki Tsuka (CC for supporting disaster recovery), was introduced across disaster-damaged areas after the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami of March 2011. Previous studies assessing the rol…
Analysis of state general sales tax policy: A complementary approach to the effects of causes and the causes of effects
Previous research and theory on state general sales tax policy provide the major factors and components of the sales tax base that affect revenue reliance and tax burden. However, previous research on general sales tax policy has concentrated on individual factors and components of the sales tax base without considering the interdependent and interrelated causes of revenue reliance and tax burden. In addition, regression-based analyses are limite…
Determinants of state long-term debt: The political market framework
Because it focuses on the moderating role of political institutions – which emphasize equilibrium policy outcomes under different institutional arrangements derived from the interaction of policy supply and demand – the political market framework provides useful insights for analyzing the determinants of state long-term debt. Thus, different types of state political institutions should affect the degree of long-term debt in terms of specific dema…
Expelled uninsured patients in a less-competitive hospital market in Florida, USA
If patient transfers are medically unnecessary and primarily due to financial incentives, health administrators and policymakers should minimize such events. Since the uninsured who are admitted to a hospital that dominates its hospital market are likely to be much more vulnerable in their access to health care services, the state government of Florida needs to move toward increased health insurance coverage for eligible Floridians
Connecting a missing link between participation in administration and political participation: The mediating role of political efficacy
Public participation in administrative or political processes has been advocated as an important democratic reform by scholars and practitioners. Despite the importance of such public participation mechanisms, the relationship between participation in administration and political participation remains unexplored. This study aims to connect the missing link by empirically testing the mediating roles of political efficacy between two types of publi…
Evolutionary Process of Social Capital Formation through Community Currency Organizations: The Japanese Case
Community currency systems are said to influence the revival of communities by promoting either local economic growth or social capital accumulation. However, no empirical studies have examined the multiple competing mechanisms for providing social support through transactional networks among participants. The current study connects network structural concepts to theories of social capital, transaction costs, homophily, and resource dependency at…
Stakeholders in the Same Bed with Different Dreams: Semantic Network Analysis of Issue Interpretation in Risk Policy Related to Mad Cow Disease
The "Risk Society" as Ulrich Beck (Beck, Ulrich. 1992. Risk society: Towards a new modernity. London, UK: Sage, Beck, Ulrich. 1999. World risk society. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press) has called modern society, has changed the policy dynamics of many high-risk policies. Policy conflicts occur due to both physically objective risks and socially constructed risks. Risk politicization means that issue expansion and attention cycles are likely to be rel…
To whom do bureaucrats need to respond? Two faces of civil society in health policy
To whom do bureaucrats need to respond? Two faces of civil society in health policy
Determinants of state long-term debt: The political market framework
Because it focuses on the moderating role of political institutions – which emphasize equilibrium policy outcomes under different institutional arrangements derived from the interaction of policy supply and demand – the political market framework provides useful insights for analyzing the determinants of state long-term debt. Thus, different types of state political institutions should affect the degree of long-term debt in terms of specific dema…
Stakeholders in the Same Bed with Different Dreams: Semantic Network Analysis of Issue Interpretation in Risk Policy Related to Mad Cow Disease
The "Risk Society" as Ulrich Beck (Beck, Ulrich. 1992. Risk society: Towards a new modernity. London, UK: Sage, Beck, Ulrich. 1999. World risk society. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press) has called modern society, has changed the policy dynamics of many high-risk policies. Policy conflicts occur due to both physically objective risks and socially constructed risks. Risk politicization means that issue expansion and attention cycles are likely to be rel…
How do public school teachers react to education policy reforms with their colleagues: The emergence of policy discussion networks during the implementation of the national education strategic plan in…
Connecting a missing link between participation in administration and political participation: The mediating role of political efficacy
Public participation in administrative or political processes has been advocated as an important democratic reform by scholars and practitioners. Despite the importance of such public participation mechanisms, the relationship between participation in administration and political participation remains unexplored. This study aims to connect the missing link by empirically testing the mediating roles of political efficacy between two types of publi…
To whom do bureaucrats need to respond? Two faces of civil society in health policy
Evolutionary Process of Social Capital Formation through Community Currency Organizations: The Japanese Case
Community currency systems are said to influence the revival of communities by promoting either local economic growth or social capital accumulation. However, no empirical studies have examined the multiple competing mechanisms for providing social support through transactional networks among participants. The current study connects network structural concepts to theories of social capital, transaction costs, homophily, and resource dependency at…
Stakeholders in the Same Bed with Different Dreams: Semantic Network Analysis of Issue Interpretation in Risk Policy Related to Mad Cow Disease
The "Risk Society" as Ulrich Beck (Beck, Ulrich. 1992. Risk society: Towards a new modernity. London, UK: Sage, Beck, Ulrich. 1999. World risk society. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press) has called modern society, has changed the policy dynamics of many high-risk policies. Policy conflicts occur due to both physically objective risks and socially constructed risks. Risk politicization means that issue expansion and attention cycles are likely to be rel…
Expelled uninsured patients in a less-competitive hospital market in Florida, USA
If patient transfers are medically unnecessary and primarily due to financial incentives, health administrators and policymakers should minimize such events. Since the uninsured who are admitted to a hospital that dominates its hospital market are likely to be much more vulnerable in their access to health care services, the state government of Florida needs to move toward increased health insurance coverage for eligible Floridians
Connecting a missing link between participation in administration and political participation: The mediating role of political efficacy
Public participation in administrative or political processes has been advocated as an important democratic reform by scholars and practitioners. Despite the importance of such public participation mechanisms, the relationship between participation in administration and political participation remains unexplored. This study aims to connect the missing link by empirically testing the mediating roles of political efficacy between two types of publi…
Community rebuilding processes in a disaster-damaged area through community currency: The pilot project of Domo in Kamaishi, Japan
Purpose Community currency (CC) is used as a tool for reviving local communities by promoting economic growth and facilitating the formation of social capital. Although the Japanese CC movement has stagnated since mid-2005, a new experiment, Fukkou Ouen Chiiki Tsuka (CC for supporting disaster recovery), was introduced across disaster-damaged areas after the Great East Japan Earthquake and tsunami of March 2011. Previous studies assessing the rol…
Analysis of state general sales tax policy: A complementary approach to the effects of causes and the causes of effects
Previous research and theory on state general sales tax policy provide the major factors and components of the sales tax base that affect revenue reliance and tax burden. However, previous research on general sales tax policy has concentrated on individual factors and components of the sales tax base without considering the interdependent and interrelated causes of revenue reliance and tax burden. In addition, regression-based analyses are limite…
Determinants of state long-term debt: The political market framework
Because it focuses on the moderating role of political institutions – which emphasize equilibrium policy outcomes under different institutional arrangements derived from the interaction of policy supply and demand – the political market framework provides useful insights for analyzing the determinants of state long-term debt. Thus, different types of state political institutions should affect the degree of long-term debt in terms of specific dema…
The selection of compact city policy instruments and their effects on energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector: The case of South Korea
Associations between the Mixture of Governance Modes and the Performance of Local Public Service Delivery
Since the Myanmar central government decentralized some of its power to state and regional governments, few studies investigated the performance of local governments, and no studies investigated the relationships between the types of governance modes and the performance of public service delivery. This study investigates the associations between three types of governance—i.e., hierarchy, market, and network—and the multiple performances of agricu…
Interplay between social support tie formations and subjective mental health conditions in a community currency system in Japanese disaster-affected communities: The ambivalent effects of social capit…
The coevolution of trade agreements and investment treaties: Some evidence from network analysis
The Emergence of Risk Communication Networks and the Development of Citizen Health-Related Behaviors during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Social Selection and Contagion Processes
Amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, a variety of public health strategies have been implemented by governments worldwide. However, the fact that strict government mandates focus on physical distancing does not mean that social connectedness for voluntary risk communication among citizens should be sacrificed. Furthermore, we lack an understanding of citizens' behaviors regarding the voluntary adoption of public health measures and the control of…
Fear of disasters within the risk communication network of foreign students in Japan amid the Covid-19 pandemic crisis: A cohort design
Agenda Setting for the 20% Mandatory Subcontracting Policy in Zambia’s Construction Sector: The Multiple-Streams Framework
Agenda setting is critical to public policy due to impacts on subsequent policy processes. On July 25, 2012, the Zambian Government issued a policy pronouncement directing the Road Development Agency to apply a 20% mandatory subcontracting to all road contracts valued above ZMW30 million. The policy directive aimed to improve the capacity of local contractors, create jobs and address concerns of declining local participation due to the dominance …
Understanding citizens' perception of channels for participating in administration based on their motivation in an authoritarian regime: The case of Gaza Province, Mozambique
Studies aiming to evaluate the effectiveness of channels for participating in administration have been conducted mainly in democratic, developed countries. However, outcomes from those settings may not apply to developing or less developed countries where democracy has yet to be consolidated. In Mozambique, which has an authoritarian regime, the effectiveness of participatory channels from the public point of view remains unexplored. Therefore, b…
Myanmar Budget Dynamics and Their Effect on Multiple Performances of Public Service Delivery: A Multilevel Approach
A public budget consists of financial input for implementing governmental operations. It is generally expected that financial resources will increase organizational performance because they can be used to obtain other types of resources. This study aims to make a theoretical contribution to the punctuated equilibrium theory literature by examining how the different patterns of budget changes affected the competing dimensions of public service per…
Disaster policy change through the enactment of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management law in the Philippines: Punctuated equilibrium and multiple streams theories
The coevolutionary dynamics between public school teachers’ public service motivation and the formation of their policy discussion ties during the implementation of basic education reforms in Myanmar
How do public school teachers react to education policy reforms with their colleagues: The emergence of policy discussion networks during the implementation of the national education strategic plan in…
The Effects of E‐Government Elements on E‐Political Participation Through Political Efficacy in Indonesia
This study examines the relationship among e‐government use, political efficacy, and e‐political participation amid intermediate position of Indonesia in global democracy and e‐government. Using survey data and structural equation modeling, the study finds that quality of e‐government information significantly impacts on external political efficacy. While trust in e‐government improves internal efficacy, it also raises concerns about transparency…
Street-level tax officials’ willingness to implement Cambodia’s value-added tax policy for e-commerce
To achieve Cambodia’s fiscal policy goals of generating national revenue and providing public services, it is necessary to understand the willingness of street-level tax officials to implement the country’s value-added tax policy for e-commerce. To analyse these officials’ willingness to implement the new tax policy, this study develops a three-factor model based on the following: What is implemented, how is it implemented, and who implements it?…
Political science (15 works) · Economics (14 works) · Business (10 works) · Politics (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Public relations (8 works) · Public Administration (6 works) · Public Administration (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works)