Phoebe W. Moon

Publication

• Moon, Phoebe W. (2021) “Global Value Chains, Risk Perception, and Economic Statecraft.” University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation Policy Brief.
• Moon, Phoebe W. (2021) “Why Escalate? Cognitive Theory and Global Supply Chains in Northeast Asia.” In Solingen, Etel. ed. Geopolitics, Supply Chains and International Relations in East Asia. New York: Cambridge University Press.

Grants and Fellowships

• Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC), Dissertation Fellowship (2021-22)
• UCI, Associate Dean’s Fellowship (2021, 2019)
• UCI, Summer Research Fellowship (2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017)
• UCI, Center for Asian Studies graduate student grant (2019)
• IGCC, IGCC Great Powers Summer Training tuition grant (2019)
• UCI, Non-resident tuition fellowship (2016-22)
• Korea Foundation, KF Global Think Tank Internship grant (2013-14)
• Korea University, Research assistant scholarship (2013, 2012)
• Korea University, General scholarship (2012)
• Korea University, Creative Challenger scholarship (2009)
• Korea University, Welfare Section scholarship (2009)

Award

• Carl Beck Award (International Studies Association), 2022 Best graduate research paper

• David Easton Award (UCI), 2019 Best graduate research paper in Political Science

Research Experiences

• Research assistant (2018 – 2019): The Role of Design and Production Networks in East Asia Peace and Security (Dr. Etel Solingen, UCI)
• Research assistant (2017-2018): NATO and gender research project (Dr. Heidi Hardt, UCI)
• Korea Foundation Junior Scholar (2013-2014): Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (Washington, DC) 
• Research assistant (2013): Dr. Dong Sun Lee (Korea University) 
• Research assistant (2012): Dr. Nam-Kook Kim (Korea University) 
• Internship (2011): Asan Institute for Policy Studies (Seoul, South Korea)
• Internship (2009): The Permanent Mission of the Republic of Korea to the United Nations (New York, NY)

Academic Conference Presentations

International Studies Association (ISA)

• 2021: ”Why Escalate? Cognitive Theory and Global Supply Chains in Northeast Asia”
• 2020 (Cancelled due to COVID19)

American Political Science Association (APSA)

• 2022: “A Gender-Based Pandemic? A Psychological Approach to Gendered Attitudes during COVID-19 in South Korea” (coauthored with Hannah June Kim)
• 2021: ”Gender Equality and COVID-19 in South Korea and Taiwan” (coauthored with Hannah June Kim)
• 2019: ”The Impact of Leaders’ Military Experience on Third Party Military Interventions”

CATO Institute Junior Scholar Symposium

• 2021: ”Why Escalate? Cognitive Theory and Global Supply Chains in Northeast Asia”

Midwest Political Science Association (MPSA)

• 2022: “A Gender-Based Pandemic? A Psychological Approach to Gendered Attitudes during COVID-19 in South Korea” (coauthored with Hannah June Kim)
• 2019: ”Believe Me, I Know How This Works: Leaders’ Military Experience and Third-Party Intervention”
• 2014: ”Between Rollback and Containment- How Presidents Choose to Stop ”-isms””

UCI Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies Graduate Student Conference

• 2019: ”The Impact of Leaders’ Military Experience on Third Party Military Interventions” 

International Studies Association (ISA) West

• 2018: ”Believe Me, I Know How This Works: Leaders’ Military Experience and Third-Party Intervention” 

The Korean Association of International Studies Annual Conference

• 2014: ”Between Rollback and Containment- How Presidents Choose to Stop ”-isms””

Media

The Voice of America, “US announces steps to bolster critical mineral supply chain” (Feb 2, 2022)

Professional Workshops and Training

• The University of North Carolina of Chapel Hill, 2021 Data Matters – Data Science Short Course Series (2021)
• UCI, Preparing for a Faculty Career Certificate Program (2021)
• IGCC, Great Power Competition in the 21st Century Graduate Student and Postdoc Workshop (2021)
• Role of Design and Production Networks in East Asia’s International Relations workshop (2019)
• IGCC, The 2019 Geo-Economic and Geostrategic Dimensions of Great Power Competition in the 21st Century Summer Training (2019)
• UCI, Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies workshop (2019)

Working Manuscripts

• “Military Intervention in Civil Wars: Individual-level Explanation of Leaders’ Decisions”
• “Slinging Insults and Shooting Rockets: The Affective Dimension of US-DPRK-ROK Relations”
• “COVID-19 and Feminism in South Korea” (Coauthored with Hannah Kim)
• “The Global and Regional Impact of The US-China Trade War” (Coauthored with Nazim Uras Demir)
• “Crossing the Boarder: The Cases of East German and North Korean Refugees” (coauthored with Benjamin Hoyt)