Rate My Professor Wonjae Hwang

Hwang is the author of the book South Korea's Changing Foreign Policy: The Impact of Democratization and Globalization (2016). His peer-reviewed publications appear in leading journals, including the American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, International Studies Quarterly, Asian Survey, and Journal of Contemporary China. Key articles include "Do Korean-Japanese Historical Disputes Generate Rally Effects?" in The Journal of Asian Studies (2018, with Wonbin Cho and Krista Wiegand), "Health Aid for States with Dissimilar Foreign Policy Preferences, a Tool for Peace?" in International Relations of the Asia-Pacific (2023), "Political Protests and the Diversionary Use of Media: Evidence from China" in International Interactions (2022, with Tianjing Liao), and "Economic Integration and Political Cooperation Between Taiwan and China" in Journal of Contemporary China (2017). He has received the Political Science Graduate Student Organization's Professor of the Year award, Professional Development Awards from the University of Tennessee in 2015 ($ amount not specified) and 2017 ($6,584), and other research grants and fellowships. Hwang's scholarship illuminates the linkages between economic globalization and political dynamics, contributing to scholarly discourse on these topics.