Jooho Lee
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4393265 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jooho Lee |
| PRENOMES | Jooho |
| SOBRENOME | Lee |
| ASSINATURA | LEE J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Nebraska at Omaha |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8425-3491 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 91 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Envisioning Profit-Seeking as a Practice
Managers of for-profit corporations are required to seek profits, which entails organizing the corporation’s activities for the sake of realizing a profit. This prioritization of profit-seeking seems to invert the proper ordering of ends, thus undermining the possibility of managing the for-profit corporation with virtue. This article argues that such a threat can be avoided without jettisoning the traditional virtue ethics framework by envisioni…
A Comparative Case Study on the Relationship Between Technology-Enabled Business Innovations and Government Regulations Using Wilson’s Politics of Regulation Model in South Korea
Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Technology in the Public Policy Cycle
How does trust in multiple trustees influence disclosure of workplace conflict? Testing the Perceived Influence Model of Trust
An emerging area of trust research considers trust in multiple trustees, largely examining how trust in multiple trustee aggregates additively. Few studies have considered potential non-additive ways an individual trustor might weigh trust in each of the multiple trustees, depending on the situation-context, specifically what is needed from the trustees to address the risk. We conducted an experimental vignette study to test aspects of the Percei…
A longitudinal study on the diffusion and the divide in the use of e-government services among vulnerable citizens in Korea
Do monetary or nonmonetary incentives promote citizens' use of a government crowdsourcing
Increasing numbers of local governments have adopted crowdsourcing platforms to engage citizens in public service provisions. As citizen engagement plays a critical role in the success of government crowdsourcing, we focus on incentive strategies to facilitate it. While studies have considered monetary incentives the primary motivator traditionally, recent research has examined the potency of nonmonetary strategies that stimulate citizens' territ…
Mutual efforts for mutual trust
Since participatory budgeting (PB) has been advocated by both theorists and practitioners of public administration, its adoption has become a global phenomenon. As of 2017, all local governments in South Korea are legally mandated to operate a PB system as a policy for inviting citizen participation in local budget decision‐making. Using an impact assessment tool completed by PB managers in local governments, this research tested two sets of inde…
Revitalization of the Waterfront Park Based on Industrial Heritage Using Post-Occupancy Evaluation—A Case Study of Shanghai (China)
With the rapid development of urban construction, the waterfront industrial heritage park has played an active role in shaping the city's image, regional economic development and environmental improvement, and the continuation of the city's waterfront history. The waterfront park based on industrial heritage using post-occupancy evaluation will help improve the sustainable management, maintenance, and design level of the project in the future. Ho…
Digital government transformation in turbulent times
Citizen Participation, Process, and Transparency in Local Government
This study had two purposes. First, it empirically examined the relationship between citizens' participation in administrative policymaking phases and their perception of government transparency. Second, it investigated how citizens' use of both offline and online participation channels and their involvement in different phases of policymaking (i.e., agenda setting, implementation, and evaluation) were related to their assessment of transparency …
E-government services and social media adoption
Citizens’ Use of Social Media in Government, Perceived Transparency, and Trust in Government
Governments are adopting social media to provide complementary information dissemination, communication, and participation channels whereby citizens can access government and government officials and make informed decisions. Using 2009 national e-government survey data from the Pew Research Center, this study finds (1) that use of government social media is significantly and positively associated with perceptions of government transparency, (2) t…
The Nexus of State and Local Capacity in Vertical Policy Diffusion
This article examines the vertical diffusion of a policy between a state and its local governments. Although policy diffusion typically relies upon multiple mechanisms, diffusion between a state and its local governments relies primarily on coercion. Using a case study of state-mandated adherence to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), we show that the coercion mechanism is dependent upon the capacity of the state and local government…
The Evolution of Internal IT Applications and e-Government Studies in Public Administration
This study reviews research themes and methods used in information technology (IT) in government and e-government research. Although IT/e-government studies (including inward aspects of IT applications in government and e-government studies) continue to increase, they are not comprehensively understood as a subfield within public administration. Based on Rosenbloom’s three competing approaches to public administration (managerial, political, and …
E‐Participation, Transparency, and Trust in Local Government
This article examines the relationship between electronic participation (e‐participation) and trust in local government by focusing on five dimensions of the e‐participationprocess: (1) satisfaction with e‐participation applications, (2) satisfaction with government responsiveness to e‐participants, (3) e‐participants’ development through the participation, (4) perceived influence on decision making, and (5) assessment of government transparency.…
The willingness of e-Government service adoption by business users
Exploring the Role of Knowledge Networks in Perceived e-Government
What are the knowledge network configurations associated with effective e-government? To answer this question, a social network perspective is applied to explore the connection between e-government actors’ social networks and their perception of e-government effectiveness. Specifically, this study closely looks at both intraorganizational networks between program and IT units and interorganizational relationships with IT vendors in the context of…
Exploring the Role of Social Networks in Affective Organizational Commitment
Although studies in public management have identified personal attributes, job characteristics, and organizational rewards as key factors that influence affective organizational commitment, limited attention has been paid to the influence of social networks on affective commitment. Given that organizational attitudes and behaviors are often socially constructed, this article argues that employees’ affective commitment is influenced by their socia…
Determinants of Government Bureaucrats' New PMIS Adoption
This study examines factors that influence adoption of new public management information systems (PMIS) by bureaucrats in the Korean government. The author proposes a theory that public bureaucrats' adoption of new PMIS depends on their power within the hierarchical structure, their ability to use existing computer applications, their administrative role, and their attitude toward the effect of information and telecommunication technologies (IT) …
E-government services and social media adoption
The willingness of e-Government service adoption by business users
Citizen Participation, Process, and Transparency in Local Government
This study had two purposes. First, it empirically examined the relationship between citizens' participation in administrative policymaking phases and their perception of government transparency. Second, it investigated how citizens' use of both offline and online participation channels and their involvement in different phases of policymaking (i.e., agenda setting, implementation, and evaluation) were related to their assessment of transparency …
Exploring the Role of Social Networks in Affective Organizational Commitment
Although studies in public management have identified personal attributes, job characteristics, and organizational rewards as key factors that influence affective organizational commitment, limited attention has been paid to the influence of social networks on affective commitment. Given that organizational attitudes and behaviors are often socially constructed, this article argues that employees’ affective commitment is influenced by their socia…
The Nexus of State and Local Capacity in Vertical Policy Diffusion
This article examines the vertical diffusion of a policy between a state and its local governments. Although policy diffusion typically relies upon multiple mechanisms, diffusion between a state and its local governments relies primarily on coercion. Using a case study of state-mandated adherence to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), we show that the coercion mechanism is dependent upon the capacity of the state and local government…
The Evolution of Internal IT Applications and e-Government Studies in Public Administration
This study reviews research themes and methods used in information technology (IT) in government and e-government research. Although IT/e-government studies (including inward aspects of IT applications in government and e-government studies) continue to increase, they are not comprehensively understood as a subfield within public administration. Based on Rosenbloom’s three competing approaches to public administration (managerial, political, and …
Determinants of Government Bureaucrats' New PMIS Adoption
This study examines factors that influence adoption of new public management information systems (PMIS) by bureaucrats in the Korean government. The author proposes a theory that public bureaucrats' adoption of new PMIS depends on their power within the hierarchical structure, their ability to use existing computer applications, their administrative role, and their attitude toward the effect of information and telecommunication technologies (IT) …
Do monetary or nonmonetary incentives promote citizens' use of a government crowdsourcing
Increasing numbers of local governments have adopted crowdsourcing platforms to engage citizens in public service provisions. As citizen engagement plays a critical role in the success of government crowdsourcing, we focus on incentive strategies to facilitate it. While studies have considered monetary incentives the primary motivator traditionally, recent research has examined the potency of nonmonetary strategies that stimulate citizens' territ…
Exploring the Role of Knowledge Networks in Perceived e-Government
What are the knowledge network configurations associated with effective e-government? To answer this question, a social network perspective is applied to explore the connection between e-government actors’ social networks and their perception of e-government effectiveness. Specifically, this study closely looks at both intraorganizational networks between program and IT units and interorganizational relationships with IT vendors in the context of…
How does trust in multiple trustees influence disclosure of workplace conflict? Testing the Perceived Influence Model of Trust
An emerging area of trust research considers trust in multiple trustees, largely examining how trust in multiple trustee aggregates additively. Few studies have considered potential non-additive ways an individual trustor might weigh trust in each of the multiple trustees, depending on the situation-context, specifically what is needed from the trustees to address the risk. We conducted an experimental vignette study to test aspects of the Percei…
Mutual efforts for mutual trust
Since participatory budgeting (PB) has been advocated by both theorists and practitioners of public administration, its adoption has become a global phenomenon. As of 2017, all local governments in South Korea are legally mandated to operate a PB system as a policy for inviting citizen participation in local budget decision‐making. Using an impact assessment tool completed by PB managers in local governments, this research tested two sets of inde…
Determinants of Government Bureaucrats' New PMIS Adoption
This study examines factors that influence adoption of new public management information systems (PMIS) by bureaucrats in the Korean government. The author proposes a theory that public bureaucrats' adoption of new PMIS depends on their power within the hierarchical structure, their ability to use existing computer applications, their administrative role, and their attitude toward the effect of information and telecommunication technologies (IT) …
Exploring the Role of Social Networks in Affective Organizational Commitment
Although studies in public management have identified personal attributes, job characteristics, and organizational rewards as key factors that influence affective organizational commitment, limited attention has been paid to the influence of social networks on affective commitment. Given that organizational attitudes and behaviors are often socially constructed, this article argues that employees’ affective commitment is influenced by their socia…
The willingness of e-Government service adoption by business users
Exploring the Role of Knowledge Networks in Perceived e-Government
What are the knowledge network configurations associated with effective e-government? To answer this question, a social network perspective is applied to explore the connection between e-government actors’ social networks and their perception of e-government effectiveness. Specifically, this study closely looks at both intraorganizational networks between program and IT units and interorganizational relationships with IT vendors in the context of…
E‐Participation, Transparency, and Trust in Local Government
This article examines the relationship between electronic participation (e‐participation) and trust in local government by focusing on five dimensions of the e‐participationprocess: (1) satisfaction with e‐participation applications, (2) satisfaction with government responsiveness to e‐participants, (3) e‐participants’ development through the participation, (4) perceived influence on decision making, and (5) assessment of government transparency.…
The Evolution of Internal IT Applications and e-Government Studies in Public Administration
This study reviews research themes and methods used in information technology (IT) in government and e-government research. Although IT/e-government studies (including inward aspects of IT applications in government and e-government studies) continue to increase, they are not comprehensively understood as a subfield within public administration. Based on Rosenbloom’s three competing approaches to public administration (managerial, political, and …
Citizens’ Use of Social Media in Government, Perceived Transparency, and Trust in Government
Governments are adopting social media to provide complementary information dissemination, communication, and participation channels whereby citizens can access government and government officials and make informed decisions. Using 2009 national e-government survey data from the Pew Research Center, this study finds (1) that use of government social media is significantly and positively associated with perceptions of government transparency, (2) t…
The Nexus of State and Local Capacity in Vertical Policy Diffusion
This article examines the vertical diffusion of a policy between a state and its local governments. Although policy diffusion typically relies upon multiple mechanisms, diffusion between a state and its local governments relies primarily on coercion. Using a case study of state-mandated adherence to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), we show that the coercion mechanism is dependent upon the capacity of the state and local government…
E-government services and social media adoption
Citizen Participation, Process, and Transparency in Local Government
This study had two purposes. First, it empirically examined the relationship between citizens' participation in administrative policymaking phases and their perception of government transparency. Second, it investigated how citizens' use of both offline and online participation channels and their involvement in different phases of policymaking (i.e., agenda setting, implementation, and evaluation) were related to their assessment of transparency …
Revitalization of the Waterfront Park Based on Industrial Heritage Using Post-Occupancy Evaluation—A Case Study of Shanghai (China)
With the rapid development of urban construction, the waterfront industrial heritage park has played an active role in shaping the city's image, regional economic development and environmental improvement, and the continuation of the city's waterfront history. The waterfront park based on industrial heritage using post-occupancy evaluation will help improve the sustainable management, maintenance, and design level of the project in the future. Ho…
Digital government transformation in turbulent times
Mutual efforts for mutual trust
Since participatory budgeting (PB) has been advocated by both theorists and practitioners of public administration, its adoption has become a global phenomenon. As of 2017, all local governments in South Korea are legally mandated to operate a PB system as a policy for inviting citizen participation in local budget decision‐making. Using an impact assessment tool completed by PB managers in local governments, this research tested two sets of inde…
A longitudinal study on the diffusion and the divide in the use of e-government services among vulnerable citizens in Korea
Do monetary or nonmonetary incentives promote citizens' use of a government crowdsourcing
Increasing numbers of local governments have adopted crowdsourcing platforms to engage citizens in public service provisions. As citizen engagement plays a critical role in the success of government crowdsourcing, we focus on incentive strategies to facilitate it. While studies have considered monetary incentives the primary motivator traditionally, recent research has examined the potency of nonmonetary strategies that stimulate citizens' territ…
Envisioning Profit-Seeking as a Practice
Managers of for-profit corporations are required to seek profits, which entails organizing the corporation’s activities for the sake of realizing a profit. This prioritization of profit-seeking seems to invert the proper ordering of ends, thus undermining the possibility of managing the for-profit corporation with virtue. This article argues that such a threat can be avoided without jettisoning the traditional virtue ethics framework by envisioni…
A Comparative Case Study on the Relationship Between Technology-Enabled Business Innovations and Government Regulations Using Wilson’s Politics of Regulation Model in South Korea
Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Technology in the Public Policy Cycle
How does trust in multiple trustees influence disclosure of workplace conflict? Testing the Perceived Influence Model of Trust
An emerging area of trust research considers trust in multiple trustees, largely examining how trust in multiple trustee aggregates additively. Few studies have considered potential non-additive ways an individual trustor might weigh trust in each of the multiple trustees, depending on the situation-context, specifically what is needed from the trustees to address the risk. We conducted an experimental vignette study to test aspects of the Percei…
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