Korea Observer

Papers
(The TQCC of Korea Observer is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-12-01 to 2025-12-01.)
ArticleCitations
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Affective Polarization in the 2022 South Korean Presidential Election: Causes and Consequences4
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Effect of Income Inequality on Party Position in OECD Countries3
Explaining South Korea's COVID-19 Response through Various Levels of the Institution3
Navigating Security Interests and Historical Legacies: The Evolution of Korea-Japan Relations in Recent Years3
Rethinking Economic Sanctions on North Korea: Why Crippling Economic Sanctions Will Not Make North Korea Denuclearize3
In Defense of North Korea Sanctions3
Youth Authoritarianism in Korean Democracy: What Makes the Youth in a Consolidated Democracy Withdraw Support for Democracy?2
Is a “Responsible Prime Minister” Impossible under Presidentialism? The Weak Constitutional Premiership and the Political Conditions for an Exception to Emerge in South Korea2
Has South Korea Really Benefited from FTAs?2
Change or Continuity? Seoul's Approach to Southeast Asia under the New Southern Policy2
Examining the Role of Social Capital and Socioeconomic Status on Anti-Foreigner Sentiment in South Korea2
Reconsidering the Overlooked Threat of North Korea's Outer Space Activities: Focusing on the Menace of Militarization and Weaponization of Outer Space2
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Balancing between "Two Evils"2
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U.S.-China Hegemonic Competition and Power Transitions: Focusing on the Role of Allies1
Conceptualising International Cooperation in Science and Technology: A Heuristic Model for Russian-South Korean Space Cooperation1
Hereditary Succession in the DPRK: Temporal and Perceptional Variants in Regime Stability and their Foreign Policy Implications1
Who Toes the Line? Mandate Type, Open-Primary Experience, and Party Defection in the Korean National Assem1
What Makes Swing Voters Participate in Protests? The Effects of Voting Patterns and Election Cycles on Participation in Candlelight Protests in South Korea1
South Korea-U.S. Relations in a New Era: Ideological and Structural Sources of Continuity and Change1
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Family Leave Policies and Employee Attitudinal Outcomes in Korea: The Moderating and Joint Moderating Effects of Gender and Marital Status1
Political Ideology and Environmental Concern: Evidence from South Korea1
Can It Get Out of Predicament? Japan's Policy towards DPRK Nuclear Issue1
A Comparative Analysis of Government Responses to COVID-19 in the United States, China, and South Korea: Lessons from the Early Stage of the Pandemic1
Gender Difference in the Association between Religious Participation and Acculturative Stress: Evidence from Korean Immigrants in the United States1
The Effects of Globalization and Democratization on Inequality in South Korea1
Ideology, Threat Perception, and Foreign Policy Preference1
One in the Same? Unpacking Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and ESG in South Korea1
Cultural Influence on Koreans' Continuous Use Behavior: A Case of the South Korean Government Portal Website1
Online Shopping Attitudes, Need for Touch, and Interdependent Self-Construal among Korean College Students1
Political Discourse on Twitter: The Case of Election Fraud in South Korea1
Assessing South Korea's Compliance with Global Norms on Development Cooperation1
Inter-Korean Relations: The Yoon Administration in Historical Context1
The Mobilizing Power of the President: South Korean Presidents Policy-making vis-à-vis North Korea1
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Mediation Diplomacy of a Critical Stakeholder: South Korea's Role in the U.S.-DPRK Negotiation1
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