This is a list of research projects that are being reviewed, as well as working papers, funded/unfunded initiatives, and workshops.
Under Reviewed
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Park, Sanghoon, Chun-Young Park, and Hyunkyu Kim. 2025. "Manufacturing Compliance: How Pariah States Strategically Engage with International Human Rights Mechanisms."
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Park, Sanghoon. 2024. "Why Do Authoritarian Regimes Provide Welfare?"
Working Papers
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Hur, Jaeyoung, Sanghoon Park, Hanna Kim, and Taehee Whang. 2023. “Rallying Solidarity: Why Economic Sanctions Fail.”
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Lee, Seungji, Sanghoon Park, Yoojin Lim, and Young Hoon Song. 2025. "Thriving in Confinement: What Enables Rohingya Refugee Women’s Economic Empowerment in Cox’s Bazar."
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Park, Sanghoon. 2025. “Inner Circles and Open Borders: The Institutional Logic of refugee in Autocracies."
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Park, Sanghoon, Hyeonjun Kim, and Se Hyeon Sim. 2025. "Seeing but Not Changing: Reinforcement of Negative Attitudes toward Refugees in South Korea"
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Choi, Ha Eun and Sanghoon Park. 2023, "The Appointment of Female Ministers in Asian Autocracies."
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Park, Sanghoon and Matthew C. Wilson. 2022. “Institutionalized Parties and Civil Conflict.”
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Park, Sanghoon. 2020. “Heterogeneous Democratization: Elite Politics and Economic Sanction."
Comparative Political Regimes Lab
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