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Hyok Kim is Professor of Public Administration at the University of Seoul. Before joining UOS in 2003, Professor Kim served as Associate professor at Hankyong National University. He received an B.A. in Political Science & Diplomacy from Yosei University and his M.A. and Ph.D. in Political Science from the Graduate School, Northwestern University.
Professor Kim’s current research interests focus on public policy, with a particular emphasis on the effect of political structure on public policy formulation. He has published on several topics including : citizen-centered e-Governance, presidential leadership and policy agenda setting, representative bureaucracy and Governance institutionalization.
Education
Ph.D., Graduate School, Northwestern University (Political Science)
MA., Graduate School, Northwestern University (Political Science)
B.A., College of Social Science, Yonsei University (Political Science and Diplomacy)
Academic Appointments
2006 - present, Professor of Public Administration, College of Public Affairs and Economics, University of Seoul
2003 - 2006, Associate Professor of Public Administration, College of Public Affairs and Economics, University of Seoul
2001 - 2003, Associate Professor of Public Administration, College of Humanities & Social Science, Hankyong National University
1997 - 2001, Assistant Professor of Public Administration, College of Humanities & Social Science, Hankyong National University
1994 – 1997, Full-time Instructor, School of Social Science Korean Military Academy
Professional Appointments
2014 - present, Director of Seoul Institute for Transparency, University of Seoul
2010 – 2014, Director of Executive Office, Better Social Enterprise Network
PUBLICATIONS
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2014. “the Advent of Knowledge State and the Development of New Citizen Governance,” The 21st Century Political Science Review 24(3)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2014. “A Study on Presidential Leadership and Policy Agenda Setting Pattern: A Content Analysis of Korean Presidential Addresses,” Journal of Korean Politics 23(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok et al.. 2014. “A Study on the Role of Government in ‘Coporate Social Responsibility’ Policy: a Typology and its Application in China,” Korean Policy Sciences Review 18(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2012. “A Study on the Reform of Korean Audit Institution under the Presidential System: Based on the Survey Research of Audit Experts Concerning the Role and Regal Status of National Audit Institution,” Modern Society and Public Administration 22(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2012 .“A Study on the Manifesto Movement and the Korean Local Election in 2006,” Korean Policy Studies Review 19(3)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2010. “Internet Citizen Participation and Governance Institutionalization,” Korean Party Studies Review 9(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2007. “The Construction and Development of citizen-centered e-Governance in Korea” New Asia 14(2): 136-162
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2007. “A Study on the Presidential Agenda-setting in Foreign Policy” The Korean Journal of Area Studies 25(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2007. “A Critical Evaluation of Korean Presidential System” Journal of Korean Politics 16(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2006. “A Study on the American Presidential Leadership and Ideological Commitment: Focused on the Content Analysis results of the Union Address” Journal of American Studies 38(3)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2005. “A Study on the Determinants of Fire Officers' Internal Customer Satisfaction: Focused on the Case of Gyeonggi Province,” The Korean Local Administration Review 19(4)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2005. “The possibilities and limits of e-voting for e-Governance implementation,” Journal of Legislative Studies 11(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2005. “A Study on Female Representation in American Bureaucracy: focused on the gap between nominal representation and actual representation,” Journal of International Area Studies 9(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2005. “A Historical Retrospect on the Development of the American Empire in 20c,” The Korean Journal of Area Studies 23(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok et al. 2005. “Policy Directions for Establishing a Citizen-centered e-Government: focused on the citizen evaluation of Seoul e-Government service,” Korean Policy Sciences Review 9(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2005. “Female Representation in Korean Government Bureaucracy,” Korea Observer 36(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok, et al. 2005. “Presidential Leadership and Governance,” Korean Party Studies Review 4(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok, et al. 2004. “An Empirical Analysis on US President Evaluation: The Relationship between Presidential Approval Ratings and Historical Perspectives,” Korean Society & Public Administration 15(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok, et al. 2004. “A Comparative Study of Congressional Support Organizations and Korea and the United States,” The Korean Journal of International Relations 44(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok, et al. 2004. “A Study on the Developmental Change in Congress-President Relations under ‘New Governance’,” Korean Public Administration Quarterly 16(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2002. "A Study on the pattern of International Terrorism after the cold war and its Policy Response: ⋅Consideraton of the liberal approach for fundamental solution," The Korean Journal of International Relations 42(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2002. "A Study on Minority Representation in the American Bureaucracy: the Achievement Level of Representative Bureaucracy through Affirmative Action," Korean Political Science Review 36(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2001. "Quest for an Efficient Organizational Structure of the American Presidential Staff," Journal of American Studies 33(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2001. "A Study on Presidential Leadership and Staff Organization Structure: Focusing on the case of the White House Office." Korean Public Administration Review 35(3)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2001. "A Study on the Regionalism as Voting Behavior in Local Elections: Focused on the Process of Ansung Mayoral Elections." Korean Public Administration Quarterly 13(2)
⋅Kim, Hyok. 2000. "A Study on the Presidential Agenda-setting against Crime in America: Focused on the Ideological Orientation from Union Addresses, 1961-1999." Korean Political Science Review 34(1)
⋅Kim, Hyok 1998 “A Study of Municipal Expenditure Policy through a Typology of Anti-Crime Policy Response: Reviewing the Experience of Americal Municipal Governmnets in the Early 1970’s” Korean Public Administration Review 32(4)
⋅Kim, Hyok 1997 “Alternative Theoretical Framework for Korean Reunification” The Economics of Korean Reunification 27(3)
⋅Kim, Hyok 1997 “Dependence, State Role and Economic Development: A quantitative cross-national analysis” Journal of Korea Military Academy 51
⋅Kim, Hyok 1997 “The Political Meaning and Effect of Anti-social Violence” Korean Political Science Review 30(3)
⋅Kim, Hyok 1995 “Presidents' Ideological Precommitments and Crime Control Policies” Journal of Korea Military Academy 49
Awards, Fellowship and Honors
University of Seoul Research Grant, 2003, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2014
Korea Research Foundation Lead Researcher Grant, 2004
Korea Research Foundation Young Faculty Research Grant, 1999
Northwestern University Teaching Assistant Scholarship, 1990-1993.
Graduate School Scholarship, Northwestern University 1989-1990
Rotary International Fellowship, Rotary International Foundation, 1988-1989
Academic Courses Taught
Public administraton and Politics: Undergraduate level
Comparative Public administraton: Undergraduate level
Korean Politics and Administration: M.A- and Doctoral levels
American Politics and Administration: M.A- and Doctoral levels
Seminar for Presidential Studies: M.A- and Doctoral levels
Professional Membership
Association of Korean Public Administration
Association of Korean Policy Sciences
Korean Political Science Association
