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Hyesong Ha
@hyesong-ha
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20162026
Publications12
- 112024
Authoritarian and democratic states: the COVID-19 pandemic and the efficacy of public health outcomes
Article · Journal of Public Policy · Open access
- 112019
The link between perceptions of fairness, job training opportunity and at-will employees’ work attitudes
Article · European journal of training and development
- 22020
Analysis of factors affecting women’s fear of sexual crimes: Focus on moderating effects of household type and CCTV policy
Article · 한국행정학보
- —2026
Using AI to Decipher North Korean messages: an LLM-based text analysis of KCNA news
Article · Frontiers in Political Science · PDF
- —2026
Digitalization and Employee Health and Well-Being During COVID-19
Article · Administrative Sciences · PDF
- —2026
Beyond Risk and Benefit: Seven Dimensions of Energy Justice and the Differentiated Structure of Public Acceptance of High-Level Radioactive Waste Repositories
Preprint · SSRN Electronic Journal · Open access
- —2026
Digitalization, transparency and anti-corruption in authoritarian states: Exploring governance dividends of digital transformation in Central Asia
Preprint · SSRN Electronic Journal · Open access
- —2025
Does digitalization promote transparency and reduce corruption in authoritarian states? Exploring governance dividends of digital transformation in post-Soviet Central Asia
Preprint · SSRN Electronic Journal · Open access
- —2023
Social injustice in consolidated authoritarian regimes: responding to the COVID-19 pandemic
Book chapter · Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks
- —2022
COVID_APSC2020
Dataset · Figshare · Open access
- —2016
A Causal Inference of Employee Empowerment on Organizational Performance in the US Federal Agency, Using a Propensity Score Matching Method
Talk · 2016 Fall Conference: The Role of Research in Making Government More Effective
- —2016
Does Employee Empowerment Increase Organizational Outcomes? Agency-Level Panel Data Analysis
Talk · 2016 Fall Conference: The Role of Research in Making Government More Effective
