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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Heinrich, Tobias et al. 2025. "AI-assisted grading and personalized feedback in large political science classes: results from randomized controlled trials?"
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Park, Sanghoon. 2024. "Why Do Authoritarian Regimes Provide Welfare?"
Working Papers
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Park, Sanghoon and Hyunkyu Kim. 2024. "Don't Trust North Korea until It Sheds Its Skin: North Korea's Responses to UN Human Rights Recommendations"
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Choi, Ha Eun and Sanghoon Park. 2023, "The Appointment of Female Ministers in Asian Autocracies."
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Hur, Jaeyoung, Sanghoon Park, Hanna Kim, and Taehee Whang. 2023. “Social Capital and the Success of Economic Sanction.”
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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
Comparative Political Regimes Lab
CPR LAB | University of Alabama and University of South Carolina
The Comparative Political Regimes (CPR) Lab brings together faculty and graduate students at the University of Alabama and the University of South Carolina. The CPR lab is a dynamic and interdisciplinary research hub that offers exciting opportunities for intensive research collaboration and mentorship.