Sung-youn Kim is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Konkuk University, Seoul, Korea. His research areas broadly center on election and voting behavior, political psychology, political economy, and research methods. In particular, he work has focused on developing information-processing models of political decision-making and behavior. He has previously taught at several universities including University of Iowa, Yale, Georgetown, and Seoul National University. His research appears in journals such as Political Behavior, Journal of Theoretical Politics, Journal of Artificial Society and Social Simulation, Korean Political Science Review,and Korean Journal of International Studies.
“I spent a year as a research fellow at CSAP, which was a truly remarkable experience. Above all, CSAP provided a thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating environment that is ideal for any post-doctoral fellow. Having wonderful people like Don Green, Alan Gerber, Justin Fox, and Pam Greene around, I was able to make it one of the most productive years in my academic career.”