Department：Department of Public Administration
Current Position: Associate Professor
Address：202 in School of Government, Sun?Yat-sen?University,?No. 135 Xin Gang Xi Road, Guangzhou, P. R. China, 510275?
Email: ?ijinhong@hotmail.com, hongyzh5@mail.sysu.edu.cn
个人主页（德文）:? https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ijin_Hong?ev=prf_highl
Education:
1/3/2007 - 28/2/2011：? Ph. D. Yonsei University, Graduate School of Social Welfare
1/10/1998 - 24/2/2006:?? Combined B.A. and M.A. in Sociology and Political Institutions, Rome “La Sapienza” University, Dept. of Sociology
Employment
1/9/2016 – 31/7/2019
Research professor, Institute for Welfare State Research (IWSR), Yonsei University

1/3/2016 – 28/2/2017
Full-time lecturer, Department of Social Welfare, Ewha Women’s University

1/9/2015 – 31/8/2018
Part-time lecturer for the Graduate School of Social Welfare and Graduate School of Public Administration, Yonsei University, and the Graduate School of Global Public Administration, Yonsei University (Wonju Campus)

1/3/2015 – 31/8/2018
Part-time lecturer, School of Public Administration, Korea University

1/9/2011 – 31/8/2015
Full-time lecturer, Department of Social Welfare, Sungshin Women’s University

Courses：Comparative social policy, Comparative public policy, Political economy of the welfare state, Research design and academic writing
Research Interests：family policy, labor market policy, comparative social policy, welfare states， migration, social class
Selected Publications
Hong, I., Kim, B., Kwon, E. (2019). Measuring Social Policy Change in Comparative Research: Survey Data Evidence from South Korea. Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice. 21(2): 131-150 (SSCI)
Kwon, S., Hong, I. (2019). Is South Korea as leftist as it gets? Labour market reforms under the Moon presidency. Political Quarterly, 90(2): 81-88 (SSCI)
Hong, I. (Eds.) (2018). Social Security Systems in Key Countries: Italy (vol.7). Sejong: KIHASA, Nanam (in Korean: ??? ?(2018). ???? ??????7-????? ??????. ??: ?????????, ??)
Hong, I. (2018). Work, welfare access and social exclusion for immigrants in South Korea. New empirical evidence focused on Seoul and Gyeong-gi area. Multiculture and Peace (???? ??), 12(1): 1-30 (KCI)
Hong, I. and Roh, K. (2018). Evaluation of a community development program in Nepal. A Propensity Score Analysis. Research on Social Work Practice. 28(6): 721-730. (SSCI)
Hong, I. (2018). Immigration and the Boundaries of Social Citizenship in East Asia. Theoretical Considerations in a Comparative Perspective, OMNES: The Journal of Multicultural Society. 8(2): 37-66. (KCI)
Hong, I. (2017). I sistemi di welfare in Asia tra produttivismo e diritti sociali. Stato e Mercato, 2: 311-338 (SCOPUS)
Hong, I. (2015). Neoliberalism and community welfare in Italy: local differentiations in response to the crisis with a focus on the Lazio region. Life Studies (????). 35: 219-250 (KCI)
Hong, I. (2014). Trends and Determinants of Social Expenditure in Korea, Japan and Taiwan. Social Policy and Administration. 48(6): 647-665 (2014 SP&A Early Stage Career Researcher prize) (SSCI)
Hong, I. (2014). Italian welfare in the aftermath of crisis: neoliberal reforms and limits to the path dependency approach. Journal of Sociology and Social Welfare. 41(2): 73-91 (SCOPUS)
Hong I. (2013). Italian welfare in the aftermath of economic crisis: understanding welfare reforms in the light of alternative theoretical approaches. Korea Social Policy Review (????????). 20(3): 197-221. (KCI)
Hong I., Atteraya, M. (2013). A Community Needs Assessment of Migrant Workers in Ansan City,South Korea. Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development. 23(4): 253-269. DOI:10.1080/**.2013.803933 (SSCI)
Membership in Professional and Community Organizations
East Asian Social Policy Network (EASP)
European Network for Social Policy Analysis (ESPAnet)
European Network for Social Policy Analysis – Italy (ESPAnet Italia)
Korean Association of Social Policy (KASP) (???????? ??????)
Korean Association of Social Welfare Policy (??????????)
Critical Social Welfare Academy (??? ??? ?? ??????)
Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE)