Research &
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Peer-Reviewed Journals

Lee, K. (Under Review). "The Effects of Agency Reputation on Federal Workforce Turnover." https://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4622675 *Submitted to the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory
Resh, W. G., Ahn, Y., Wang, W., and Lee, E. K., (Revise & Resubmit). “The Effect of the 2018-2019 United States Government Shutdown on Federal Workforce Turnover” Public Administration Review dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4578878
*The Recipient of the 2024 APSA Herbert Kaufman Best Paper Award

Resh, W. G., Napolio, N. G., & Lee, E. K. (2022). The Pivotal and Distributive Politics of Senate‐Confirmed Appointee Vacancies. Presidential Studies Quarterly, 52(1), 60-83.

Lee, K., & Jung, K. (2018). Exploring institutional reform of Korean civil service pension: advocacy coalition framework, policy knowledge and social innovation. Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity, 4, 1- 23.

Resh, W. G., Lee, K., & DeBruhl, B. (Draft). Explaining Change in Polycentric U.S. Federal Contracting Markets. Available at SSRN.

Resh, W. G., Barboza-Wilkes, C., Lee, K., O’Connell A., and Onur Tezcan. H., (Draft). “Never a Slam Dunk: Testing Multidisciplinary Hypotheses on the Effects of Interim Leadership with NBA Case and DataAnalyses” *Accepted to the 2023 MPSA conference

Lee, K., Ha, H., and Resh,W. G. (2025). “Understanding the Political Dynamics in Public Procurement” In: Teaching Public Procurement:Bridging Theory and Practice (Chap. 6), edited by Drs. Ana-Maria Dimand, Benjamin Brujnes, and Andrea Patrucco. Routledge.

Resh, William; Hollibaugh, Gary; Roberts, Patrick; Dull, Matthew; Lee, E. K, (2023), "AppointeeVacancies in U.S. Executive Branch Agencies", Harvard Dataverse, V3.

Resh,W; Lee, E. K.; Ming, Y; Yongjin, A; Darren, C; Sukwon, C; Anderson, L; Josephina, B; Nicole, D. (2024).
“U.S. Federal Public Sector LaborMarket Dashboard”. USC CLEAR Initiative, V1.

Lee, E. K. (2024). “Utilization of data-based administration and digital platforms in Los Angeles, California -
‘Los Angeles GeoHub’ and ‘Data Analysis Solutions for Homelessness (DASH) platform” Korea
Research Institute for Local Administration. Written in Korean