'''A. Articles in peer-reviewed academic journals (indexed in SSCI)'''
· # “Why and How Should We Go for a Multicausal Analysis in the Study of Foreign Policy?: (Meta-) theoretical Rationales and Methodological Rules,”'''''Review of International Studies''''', Volume 38, Issue 4, (2012), pp. 763–783. # “Rethinking Logic of Inference and Explanation in the field of International Relations,” '''''Politics''''', Volume 32, Issue 3, (2012), pp. 162–174. # “What is ‘vintage’ in IR? A Writer’s Note,” '''''PS: Political Science and Politics''''', Volume 46, Issue 3, (2013), pp. 611-614. # “Getting Asia Right and Advancing the field of IR,” '''''Political Studies Review''''', Volume 11, Issue 3, (2013), pp. 369-377. # “The Power of Human Beliefs over the State’s Behavior in World Politics,” '''''International Political Science Review''''', Volume 34 Issue 4, (2013), pp. 372-391. # “Smoke, but No Fire? In Social Science, Focus on the Most Distinct Part,” '''''PS: Political Science and Politics''''', Volume 47, Issue 1, (2014), pp. 145-148. # “Elusive East Asia: ‘Methodological’ Suggestions for the Study of East Asian Security,” '''''Japanese Journal of Political Science''''', Volume 17, Issue 03, (2016), pp. 451-467. # “Cyberwar: Taking Stock of Security and Warfare in the Digital Age,”'''''International Studies Perspectives''''',Volume 17, Issue 03, (2016), pp. 343-360. # “To what extent is post-positivism ‘practised’ in IR? Evidence from China and the USA,”'''''International Political Science Review''''' (2016), doi: 10.1177/0192512116642222. # “What does International Relations Theory Tell Us about Territorial Disputes and their Resolution?”'''''International Politics''''' (accepted, and forthcoming).
· “Rethinking Logic of Inference and Explanation in the field of International Relations,” '''''Politics''''', Volume 32, Issue 3, (2012), pp. 162–174.
· “What is ‘vintage’ in IR? A Writer’s Note,” '''''PS: Political Science and Politics''''', Volume 46, Issue 3, (2013), pp. 611-614.
· “Getting Asia Right and Advancing the field of IR,” '''''Political Studies Review''''', Volume 11, Issue 3, (2013), pp. 369-377.
· “The Power of Human Beliefs over the State’s Behavior in World Politics,” '''''International Political Science Review''''', Volume 34 Issue 4, (2013), pp. 372-391.
· “Smoke, but No Fire? In Social Science, Focus on the Most Distinct Part,” '''''PS: Political Science and Politics''''', Volume 47, Issue 1, (2014), pp. 145-148.
· “Elusive East Asia: ‘Methodological’ Suggestions for the Study of East Asian Security,” '''''Japanese Journal of Political Science''''', Volume 17, Issue 03, (2016), pp. 451-467.
· “Cyberwar: Taking Stock of Security and Warfare in the Digital Age,”'''''International Studies Perspectives''''',Volume 17, Issue 03, (2016), pp. 343-360.
· “To what extent is post-positivism ‘practised’ in IR? Evidence from China and the USA,”'''''International Political Science Review''''' (2016), doi: 10.1177/0192512116642222.
· “What does International Relations Theory Tell Us about Territorial Disputes and their Resolution?”'''''International Politics''''' (accepted, and forthcoming).
'''B. Articles in peer-reviewed academic journals (indexed in Korean Citation Index)'''
· # “Marginalized IR theory and Korea’s International Political Issues: Revisiting IR and Korea from Postcolonial Perspective”, Korean International Studies Association Journal, (in Korean), Volume 56, Issue 3, (2016), pp. 1-23. # “Critical Theory and its Implications for Foreign Policy Practice: with a Focus on South Korea foreign policy,” Review of International and Area Studies, (in Korean) Volume 24, Issue 3, (2015), pp. 67-93.# “Making a case for Metatheory in Korean IR,” Korean Political Science Association Journal,(in Korean) Volume 49, Issue 4, (2015), pp. 127-156. # “Psychological and Cognitive Approaches in IR,” Korean International Studies Association Journal, (in Korean) Volume 53, Issue 4, (2013), pp. 79-111.
· “Critical Theory and its Implications for Foreign Policy Practice: with a Focus on South Korea foreign policy,” Review of International and Area Studies, (in Korean) Volume 24, Issue 3, (2015), pp. 67-93.
· “Making a case for Metatheory in Korean IR,” Korean Political Science Association Journal,(in Korean) Volume 49, Issue 4, (2015), pp. 127-156.
· “Psychological and Cognitive Approaches in IR,” Korean International Studies Association Journal, (in Korean) Volume 53, Issue 4, (2013), pp. 79-111.
'''C. Books and Book Chapters'''
· # ''What is at stake in building “non-Western” IR? ('''''Routledge''''','' forthcoming 2018'').'' · # ''Pluralism and Engagement in the Discipline of International Relations ('''''Palgrave Macmillan''''','' 2016'').'' · # ''Regionalizing Global Crises: The Financial Crisis and New Frontiers in Regional Governance ('''''Palgrave Macmillan''''','' 2014'').'' · # ‘Methodology for the Study of Foreign Policy: Suggestions for Paradigm Shift’, in Y.W. Lee and W.H. Lee eds., ''Diversity in IR Methodology'' (Seoul: Seoul National University, 2014). · ''‘''<nowiki/># 'Great Powers in the Asia Pacific Region and Australia’s Foreign Policy: A Dual-Track Strategy’, in H.J. Lee ed., ''An Understanding of Contemporary Australia'' (Seoul: KSI, 2011).
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