Research

Peer-reviewed publications

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

"Depopulation paradox? Exploring the impact of depopulation risk on immigration policy preferences"
"International source of hostility toward refugees" (w/ Chloe Ahn) Under Review
"Migration, Social Ties, and Political Preferences" (w/ William Marble)
"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) Under Review