Conflict and Development Lab (CaDLab)
- Interplay between conflict and development -
Introduction
CaDLab aims to produce cutting-edge research on the conflict–development nexus. Our current members are Baran Han (Economics), Inbok Rhee (Political Science), Chrysostomos Tabakis (Economics), Eunjin Ryu (Economics), and Inhye Lee (Research Assistant). Collaborative research efforts are currently focused on the following two projects.
1) Study on the Rally Effect of North Korean Economic Sanctions: An Exploratory Focus Group Interview and Analysis
This project explores the impact of North Korean economic sanctions on the public's support for the regime.
2) Fear and Favoritism in the Time of COVID-19
A survey experiment was conducted on a sample of 4,000 individual respondents in South Korea in order to better understand the mechanisms underlying the impact of disasters on in-group versus out-group bias.
1) Study on the Rally Effect of North Korean Economic Sanctions: An Exploratory Focus Group Interview and Analysis
This project explores the impact of North Korean economic sanctions on the public's support for the regime.
2) Fear and Favoritism in the Time of COVID-19
A survey experiment was conducted on a sample of 4,000 individual respondents in South Korea in order to better understand the mechanisms underlying the impact of disasters on in-group versus out-group bias.
Leader
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- Chrysostomos Tabakis
- ctabakis@kdischool.ac.kr
Member
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- Baran Han
- baran.han@kdischool.ac.kr
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- Inbok Rhee
- inbok.rhee@kdischool.ac.kr
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- Changkeun Lee
- cklee@kdischool.ac.kr
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Research Assistant
- Wooil Choi (wooilcus@gmail.com)
Research Projects
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"Growth and Structural Change in American Manufacturing," in L. Cain, P. Fishback and P. Rhode (eds.) The Oxford Handbook of American Economic HistoryPM: Changkeun Lee Year: 2018
16th
February,
2021
Hit :
25
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The Impact of Minimum Wage Introduction on Characteristics of New Establishments: Evidence from South KoreaPM: Changkeun Lee Year: 2019
16th
February,
2021
Hit :
18
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Electoral Security and Legislator Attention: Evidence from the Kenyan National Assembly Debates, 2008-2017PM: Inbok Rhee Year: 2019
16th
February,
2021
Hit :
4
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Voter Demand for Legislator Attention in KenyaPM: Inbok Rhee Year: 2019
16th
February,
2021
Hit :
6
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Economic Perception to Political Performance Evaluation: Establishing Precursors to Economic Voting in AfricaPM: Inbok Rhee Year: 2019
16th
February,
2021
Hit :
12
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