Research

Peer-reviewed publications

Kenwick, Michael, Junghyun Lim, Skyler Crane, Scott Wehrwein, Beth A. Simmons, 2025. " Estimating the legibility of international borders " the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 122(6) e2417812122. doi
Lim, Junghyun, Michaël Aklin, and Morgan R. Frank. 2023, " Location is a major barrier for transferring US fossil fuel employment to green jobs " Nature Communication. 14(1), 5711 doi
Lim, Junghyun, 2023, " The Political Consequences of International Migration in Sending Countries:Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe " Comparative Political Studies. 56(1), 36-64 doi
Finkel, Steve, and Junghyun Lim. 2020. " The Supply and Demand Model of Civic Education: Evidence from A Field Experiment in the Democratic Republic of Congo " Democratization. 28(5). doi
Hays, Jude, Junghyun Lim, and Jae-Jae Spoon. 2019. "The Path from Trade to Right-wing Populism in Europe " Electoral Studies. 60:102038. doi

"Left Behind to Get Ahead: Globalization, Internal Migration, and Political Change in Emerging Economies " (w/ Benjamin Helms) Under Review
" International source of hostility toward refugees " (w/ Chloe Ahn) Under Review
" Migration, Social Ties, and Political Preferences " (w/ William Marble)
" Emigration and Public Opinion in Sending Countries "
" Gendered Pattern of Return Migration Flows of Highly Skilled Immigrants " (w/ Alireza Javadian Sabet, and Morgan Frank)
" Broadening of the Deepening: The Effect of Eurozone and Schengen Expansion on EU Legitimacy " (w/ Lauren L. Ferry, Anna M. Meyerrose, Nina Obermeier)
" Cultural Backlash to Globalization: Evidence from K-Pop " (w/ Chloe Ahn)

" Job Priorities in Fossil Fuel Communities " (w/ Michaël Aklin, Morgan R. Frank, Shanti Gamper-Rabindran, Arezou Farzaneh)