Namhoon Ki

Namhoon Ki

Assistant Professor
Department of Public Administration/Graduate School of Governance

Sungkyunkwan University

Biography

Namhoon Ki is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Administration/Graduate School of Governance at Sungkyunkwan University. His research interests include Local Government, Inter-governmental Collaboration, Public Management, Fiscal Decentralization, and Network Analysis.

Interests

  • Local Government
  • Public Management
  • Collaborative Governance
  • Network Modeling

Education

  • PhD in Public Administration, 2019

    Florida State University

  • MA in Public Administration, 2013

    Korea University, Seoul, South Korea

  • BA in Public Administration, 2010

    Korea University, Seoul, South Korea

Journal Articles

Minsun Song, Joungyoon Hwang, and Namhoon Ki (2024). How Perceived Risks in Interorganizational Collaboration shape Disaster Response Strategies. (Online first Public Administration and Development).

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Gook Jin Kim, Namhoon Ki, and Na Yeon Kim (2024). Republican Governor, Unified Government and the U.S. States’ Death Penalty Executions. (Online first International Review of Public Administration).

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Namhoon Ki, Taewon Yoon, and Jeffrey Swanson (2024). Do Not Ask for Job Information from Your Close Friends or from Strangers: Strength of Moderate Ties in Finding a Satisfying Job. (Online first at Current Psychology).

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Namhoon Ki, and David Lee (2024). Benefit and Hidden Cost of Organizational Support for Telework amid the COVID-19 Pandemic on Public Employees’ Job Satisfaction and Retention Intention. (Online first Public Administration Review).

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Namhoon Ki (2023). Competition and Local Government’s Choice Between Informal and Formal Collaborative Mechanisms: Measuring Dyadic Intercity Competition Through the Lens of Business Trade-offs. (Online First at American Review of Public Administration).

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Gook Jin Kim, Namhoon Ki, and Taewon Yoon (2023). Untangling the Association between Goal Clarity and Public Service Motivation with the Moderating Role of Value Congruence. (Online First at American Review of Public Administration).

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Jefferey Swanson and Namhoon Ki (2023). Has the Fiscal Decentralization of Social Welfare Rrograms Helped Effectively Reduce Poverty across U.S. States?. The Social Science Journal 60(2), 213–234.

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Namhoon Ki (2022). The Effectiveness of Monetary and Promotion Rewards in the Public Sector and the Moderating Effect of PSM (PSM-Reward Fit or PSM Crowding Out): A Survey Experiment. Administration & Society 52(2), 277-310.

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Naon Min, Namhoon Ki, and Taewon Yoon (2021). Public Service Motivation, Job Satisfaction, and the Moderating Effect of Employment Sector: A Meta-Analysis. International Review of Public Administration 26(2) 135-155.

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Namhoon Ki (2021). Public Service Motivation and Local Government Officials’ Willingness to Learn in Public Sector Benchmarking Process. Public Management Review 23(4), 610-632.

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Namhoon Ki, Chang-Gyu Kwak, and Minsun Song (2020). Strength of Strong Tie in Inter-City Government Information Sharing and County Jurisdictional Boundary. Public Administration Review, 80(1) 23-35.

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Jeffrey Swanson and Namhoon Ki (2020). When Would a Democratic Governor Increase Social Welfare Funding? The Joint Moderation of a State’s Economy and a Governor’s Budgetary Authority. Review of Policy Research 37(5) 634-656.

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Minsun Song, Kyujin Jung, Namhoon Ki, and Richard C. Feiock (2020). Testing Structural and Relational Embeddedness in Collaboration Risk. Rationality and Society 32(1) 67-92.

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Namhoon Ki and Jongsun Park (2019). Defection Vulnerability of Services and Inter-governmental Agreement for Public Service Delivery. Korean Administration Quarterly, 31(2) 343-361.

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Courses Taught

 
 
 
 
 

Assistant Professor

Department of Public Administration/Graduate School of Governance, Sunkyunkwan University

2024 – Present Seoul, Korea

Courses Taught:

  • POL 319: Principles of Statistical Analysis (undergraduate level-Taught in English), Spring 2024
  • KF e-School: International Administration and Global Governance, Spring 2024 (Co-teaching with Prof. Ida at Padjadjaran University in Indonesia)
 
 
 
 
 

Assistant Professor

Department of Political Science, University of Miami

2020 – 2023 Miami, Florida

Courses Taught:

  • POL 319: Politics of the Administrative Process (undergraduate level), Spring 2023
  • POL 696: (online) NGOs and Global Governance (graduate level), Spring 2022
  • POL 610: (online) Statistics for Politics and Public Administration (graduate level), Spring 2021
  • POL 510/610: Statistics for Politics and Public Administration (graduate & undergraduate), Fall 2020 – Present
  • POL 522/622: Introduction to Graduate Public Administration (graduate & undergraduate), Fall 2020 – Present
 
 
 
 
 

Postdoc/Ph.D. Candidate

Department of Public Administration and Policy, Florida State University

2017 – 2020 Tallahassee, Florida

Courses Taught:

  • PAD 6109: Institution and Society (graduate), Spring 2020
  • PAD 5935: Governing Sustainable Communities (graduate), Fall 2019 (Co-Teaching)
  • PAD 3003: Public Administration in American Society (undergraduate), Fall 2017 & Spring 2018