Jaewook Lee
European Union Politics Online First
This study shows how automation and globalization jointly fuel Euroskepticism. Using European Social Survey data, it finds that routine-task workers in export-exposed sectors are especially prone to oppose the EU when they perceive society as unfair and favor redistribution.
Jaewook Lee
European Union Politics Online First
This study shows how automation and globalization jointly fuel Euroskepticism. Using European Social Survey data, it finds that routine-task workers in export-exposed sectors are especially prone to oppose the EU when they perceive society as unfair and favor redistribution.
Matteo Mandelli, Jaewook Lee
SciencesPo LIEPP Working Paper 2025 Working Paper No. 176
This paper maps how EU member states address energy poverty through social and environmental policies. It highlights emerging pathways toward eco-social integration in tackling the climate–inequality nexus.
Matteo Mandelli, Jaewook Lee
SciencesPo LIEPP Working Paper 2025 Working Paper No. 176
This paper maps how EU member states address energy poverty through social and environmental policies. It highlights emerging pathways toward eco-social integration in tackling the climate–inequality nexus.
Jaewook Lee
Political Studies Review 2024 Shortlisted — PSR Best Paper 2023
I show how labor-market risks shape anti-immigrant attitudes through perceived welfare deservingness. Using cross-national evidence, the article links economic insecurity to support for exclusionary social policy.
Jaewook Lee
Political Studies Review 2024 Shortlisted — PSR Best Paper 2023
I show how labor-market risks shape anti-immigrant attitudes through perceived welfare deservingness. Using cross-national evidence, the article links economic insecurity to support for exclusionary social policy.
Jaewook Lee
Socio-Economic Review 2024 Best Paper Award – APSA Class & Inequality Section (2023)
This article examines how automation risk and welfare institutions jointly shape public preferences for regulating technology-driven economic change. Using survey experiments in the UK and Sweden, it demonstrates that stronger social protection mitigates fears of automation and sustains support for innovation.
Jaewook Lee
Socio-Economic Review 2024 Best Paper Award – APSA Class & Inequality Section (2023)
This article examines how automation risk and welfare institutions jointly shape public preferences for regulating technology-driven economic change. Using survey experiments in the UK and Sweden, it demonstrates that stronger social protection mitigates fears of automation and sustains support for innovation.
Jaewook Lee
Social Science Review 2016 Vol. 47, No. 1
This study compares unemployment benefit reforms in Belgium and Denmark, showing how political coalitions reconciled welfare generosity with labor-market activation to overcome the “welfare without work” dilemma.
Jaewook Lee
Social Science Review 2016 Vol. 47, No. 1
This study compares unemployment benefit reforms in Belgium and Denmark, showing how political coalitions reconciled welfare generosity with labor-market activation to overcome the “welfare without work” dilemma.