Research

My research examines how emerging technologies are incorporated into existing institutions and decision-making processes. I study how technological change becomes a public and organizational problem, how institutions develop new rules and arrangements in response, and how these choices reshape authority, expertise, and human judgment. Across my work on artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure, I analyze this process in legislative institutions, high-risk organizations, scientific research, and infrastructure planning.

Research agenda illustrating the relationship among my research projects

Research Projects

Publications

2026

Strategic Interdependence: How Combatants Manage Collective Institutions During War

Nadiya Kostyuk, Jon Lindsay, Eunji Emily Kim, Aniket Anand, Zachary Bischof, Amanda Meng, and Alberto Dainotti

British Journal of Political Science, 56 (2026): e17. Web.

Read at: British Journal of Political Science

2021

Policy Design for COVID-19: Worldwide Evidence on the Efficacies of Early Mask Mandates and Other Policy Interventions

Brian Y. An, Simon Porcher, Shui-Yan Tang, and Eunji Emily Kim

Public Administration Review, 81(6): 1157–1182.

Read at: Public Administration Review

2021

South Korea’s Arctic Policy: Political Motivations for 21st Century Global Engagements

Eunji Kim, and Anna Stenport

The Polar Journal, 11(1): 11–29.

Read at: The Polar Journal