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Jungkun Seo

              Assistant Professor                
Department of 
Public and International Affairs
University of North Carolina,
Wilmington


           Email:
seoj at uncw.edu  
 Office Phone: 910) 962-2287

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          PUBLICATIONS

          Peter Trubowitz and Jungkun Seo, "The China Card: Playing Politics with Sino-American Relations,"
                 
forthcoming, Political Science Quarterly, Spring 2012     (view abstract)
           
            Jungkun Seo and Sean M. Theriault, "Moderate Caucuses in a Polarized U.S. Congress,"
                  forthcoming, Journal of Legislative Studies, June 2012, 18(2)     (view abstract)
        
            Jungkun Seo, "Wedge-issue Dynamics and Party Position Shifts: Chinese Exclusion Debates
            in the post-Reconstruction U.S. Congress,1879-82," 
                 
Party Politics, November 2011, 17(6): 823-847     (view paper)

            Jungkun Seo, "The Party Politics of Guns-versus-Butter in the post-Vietnam America,"
                  Journal of American Studies,
May 2011, 45(2): 317-336     (view paper)

            Jungkun Seo, "Vote Switching on Foreign Policy in the U.S. House of Representatives," 
                  American Politics Research,
November 2010, 38(6):1072-1101     (view paper)
      

            Jungkun Seo, ˇ°Cosponsoring North Korea Bills in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1993-2009," 
                 KEI Academic Paper Series,
April 2010, 5(4) (Washington D.C.)     (view paper)

            Stephan Haggard, Daniel Pinkston and Jungkun Seo, "The Politics of Structural Adjustment," 
                 Asian Perspective,
1999, 23(3):201-235
     (view paper) 


      ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW & RESEARCH IN PROGRESS

    
          ˇ°Domestic Partisan Politics and US Trade Policy toward Chinaˇ± (under review)

            ˇ°Congressional Action on US Foreign Policy Dilemmas" (under review)
  
            ˇ°From Design To Demise: Executive Agreements, Congressional Constraints and
              the 1994 Agreed Framework with North Koreaˇ± (in progress)

           
"Solvency or Security?: President Eisenhower, Republican Party and Defense Spending Debate"
(in progress)

            "Strange Bedfellows in the era of Polarized Congress: Position taking or Law making?" (in progress)

            "Presidents, Party Leaders, and US Foreign Policy Changesˇ± (book project; in preparation)

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