Seunghoo Lim

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Ritsumeikan University

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Seunghoo Lim is a Visiting Professor at Rikkyo University in Japan. His research areas encompass disaster policy change, education policy reforms, and public service motivation, with significant contributions to understanding policy dynamics in the Philippines and Myanmar. His recent articles focus on the effects of national legislation on disaster risk reduction and the emergence of policy discussion networks among public school teachers. Additionally, he explores the motivations behind citizen participation in administrative processes in various political contexts.

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Disaster policy change through the enactment of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management law in the Philippines: Punctuated equilibrium and multiple streams theories

Disaster policy change through the enactment of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management law in the Philippines: Punctuated equilibrium and multiple streams theories

How do public school teachers react to education policy reforms with their colleagues?: The emergence of policy discussion networks during the implementation of the national education strategic plan in Myanmar

How do public school teachers react to education policy reforms with their colleagues?: The emergence of policy discussion networks during the implementation of the national education strategic plan in Myanmar

The coevolutionary dynamics between public school teachers’ public service motivation and the formation of their policy discussion ties during the implementation of basic education reforms in Myanmar

The coevolutionary dynamics between public school teachers’ public service motivation and the formation of their policy discussion ties during the implementation of basic education reforms in Myanmar

A multiplex network approach to the self-organizing bonding and bridging social capital fostered among local residents: A case study of community currency in Korea under the Hanbat LETS

Myanmar Budget Dynamics and Their Effect on Multiple Performances of Public Service Delivery: A Multilevel Approach

Why has IPSAS been set as an agenda but not adopted in Myanmar?

Understanding citizens' perception of channels for participating in administration based on their motivation in an authoritarian regime: The case of Gaza Province, Mozambique

The Determinants of Fiscal Transparency in Vietnamese Local Governments

Gender-responsive budgeting within the medium-term budgetary framework in Bangladesh

Myanmar's budgetary punctuations before and after the 2011 budget reforms: Budget incrementalism and punctuated equilibrium theory

The Link Between Hospital Competition and Hospital Behaviors in Korea: Competitive Interorganizational Relations

Agenda Setting for the 20% Mandatory Subcontracting Policy in Zambia's Construction Sector: The Multiple-Streams Framework

Emergence and Development of Health Risk Communication Networks Among Street-Level Health Bureaucrats During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis in Myanmar

Emergence and Development of Health Risk Communication Networks Among Street-Level Health Bureaucrats During the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis in Myanmar

Fear of disasters within the risk communication network of foreign students in Japan amid the COVID-19 pandemic crisis: A cohort design

Fear of disasters within the risk communication network of foreign students in Japan amid the COVID-19 pandemic crisis: A cohort design

Joining Policy Forums Together to Develop Ki-no-Eki, a Community Currency System for Forest Management in Japan: Dynamics of Policy Communication Networks

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