Choi Hyunhong
Kyung Hee University · 工学
研究室紹介
Professor Choi Hyunhong's research lab specializes in policy-oriented social science research, focusing on technology and innovation policy, public infrastructure development, and the societal implications of emerging technologies. The lab employs advanced quantitative and text-mining methodologies—such as discrete choice experiments, contingent valuation, latent class models, and topic modeling—to analyze public preferences, technological adoption, and industrial transformation. Key research directions include smart policing, energy transition (e.g., high-voltage transmission lines), water infrastructure, and ICT innovation trends, with an emphasis on evidence-based policy formulation.
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Selected Papers
15When an established incumbent already exists in the market, new entrants may consider special entrance strategies for entering that market. Disruptive innovation theory suggests that new entrants may start from a low-end market and then expand into mainstream markets. A recent debate on the theory has questioned its generalizability, but such controversy originates from the attempt to apply it to any business success by a new entrant. However, different innovations require the application of dif
This study analyzes different attitudes toward introduction of smart policing technologies in cybercrime policing among the Korean public and police. Policing is essential for a sustainable community. Technological advances in policing have both positive and negative aspects, making it essential to investigate perceptions of both public and police when introducing smart policing technologies. A discrete choice experiment was undertaken to survey preferences of the public and police toward introd