Steven Denney
University lecturer
- Naam
- Dr. S.C. Denney
- Telefoon
- +31 71 527 5918
- s.c.denney@hum.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-6542-1055
Steven Denney is universitair docent bij het Instituut voor Regiostudies.
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University lecturer
- Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen
- Leiden Institute for Area Studies
- SAS Korea
- Green C & Denney S. (2024), Why do democratic societies tolerate undemocratic laws?: Sorting public support for the National Security Act in South Korea, Democratization 31(1): 113-131.
- Denney S.C. (2024), Plus ça change?: South Korean public opinion of the United States during the Trump administration. In: Lerner M. & Fields D. (red.), Divided America, divided Korea: the US and Korea during and after the Trump years. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 37-62.
- Anoniem (2024), 한국인의 통일방식에 대한 숨겨진 선호: 선택형 컨조인트 분석(Choice-based Conjoint Analysis) 결과를 중심으로 [South Koreans’ Hidden Unification Preferences: Evidence from a Choice-based Conjoint Analysis] (vertaling Ward P.W., Denney S.C. & Green C.K.), 국가전략 30(1): 137-163.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2023), Public attitudes towards co-ethnic migrant integration: evidence from South Korea, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies : 1-25.
- Denney S.C., Ward P. & Green C.K. (2023), Public support for migrant entrepreneurship: the case of North Koreans in the Republic of Korea, International Migration Review : .
- Denney S.C., Southin T. & Wolfe D.A. (2023), Do winners pick government?: how scale-up experience shapes entrepreneurs’ assessments of innovation policy mixes, Science and Public Policy 50(5): 858-870.
- Ward P. & Denney S.C. (2023), How autocracies disrupt unsanctioned information flows: the role of state power and social capital in North Korea, Problems of post-communism : .
- Wolfe D.A., DiFrancesco R.J. & Denney S.C. (2022), Localization of global networks: new mandates for MNEs in Toronto’s innovation economy, Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society 15(2): 323-342.
- Denney S.C. & Ward P.R. (2022), Information dissemination in North Korea: a report for NGOs. Washington DC: National Endowment for Democracy (NED).
- Denney S.C. (2022), South Koreans Support Immigration, but Conditions Apply. Milan: Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI). [briefing paper].
- Denney S.C., Human rights and the future of the International Order: where does Seoul stand?. Seoul: Sejong Institute. [webartikel].
- Ward P. & Denney S. (2021), Welfare chauvinism among co‐ethnics: evidence from a conjoint experiment in South Korea, International Migration 60(5): 74-90.
- Cathcart A., Green C.K. & Denney S.C. (red.) (2021), Decoding the Sino-North Korean Borderlands. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
- Denney S.C., Vu V. & Kelley R. (2021), Into the scale-up-verse: exploring the landscape of high-performing firms. Toronto: Brookfield Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship; Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy.
- Denney S.C. & Vu V. (2021), Just out of reach: the elusive quest to measure the digital economy. Toronto: Brookfield Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
- Denney S.C. & Vu V. (2021), Scale the gap: the impact of growth barriers on women entrepreneurs in Canadian high-growth firms. Toronto: Brookfield Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
- Denney S., Southin T. & Wolfe D.A. (2020), Entrepreneurs and cluster evolution: the transformation of Toronto’s ICT cluster, Regional Studies 55(2): 196-207.
- Denney S., Ward P. & Green C. (2020), The limits of ethnic capital: impacts of social desirability on Korean views of co-ethnic immigration, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 48(7): 1669-1689.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2020), Who should be admitted?: Conjoint analysis of South Korean attitudes toward immigrants, Ethnicities 21(1): 120-145.
- Denney S.C. & Ward P.R. (2020), North Korean refugee entrepreneurs in South Korea: unveiling Korea’s hidden potential. Seoul: The Asia Foundation.
- Song J. & Denney S.C. (2019), Studying North Korea through North Korean migrants: lessons from the field, Critical Asian Studies 51(3): 451-466.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2019), Towards a developmental understanding of North Korea: an institutional approach to economic reform and development, European Journal of Korean Studies 15: 91-112.
- Denney S.C. (2019), Democratic Support and Generational Change in South Korea. In: Brazinsky G.A. (red.), Korea and the World: New Frontiers in Korean Studies. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.
- Denney S.C. (2019), Political order and civic space in the Asia Pacific: a multilevel analysis of trends, 1989-2020. New York City: United Nations Office of Global Insights and Policy.
- Denney S.C., Ward P.R. & Green C.K. (2019), New values and old orders: where do North Koreans fit in the new South Korea?. Seoul, Toronto, Leiden: Sino-NK.
- Denney S.C. (2019), Impact of COVID-19 on the market research community. Toronto: Delvinia.
- Denney S.C. (1 november 2019), Does Democracy Matter? Political Change and National Identification in South Korea and Beyond (Dissertatie, Political Science, University of Toronto). Toronto: University of Toronto. Promotor(en): Joseph Wong.
- Denney S. (2018), Bespreking van: Eckert C. (2016), Park Chung Hee and modern Korea: the roots of militarism, 1866-1945. Massachusetts: Harvard University Press / Belknap Press. Korea Journal 58(3): 184-190.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2018), Unification in action? : The national identity of North Korean defector-migrants: insights and implications. Washington DC: Korean Economic Institute (KEI).
- Denney S.C., Green C.K. & Cathcart A. (2016), Kim Jong-un and the practice of Songun politics. In: Cathcart A., Winstanley-Chesters R. & Green C.K. (red.), Change and continuity in North Korean politics. London: Routledge. 53-64.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2016), Pockets of efficiency: an institutional approach to economic reform and development. In: Cathcart A., Green C.K. & Winstanley-Chesters R. (red.), Change and continuity in North Korean politics. London: Routledge. 95-108.
- Denney S.C. & Green C.K. (2015), The implications of civic diplomacy for ROK foreign policy. In: Hayes P. & Kiho Y. (red.), Complexity, security and civil society in East Asia: foreign policies and the Korean Peninsula: Open Book Publishers. 319–392.
- Green Christopher K., Denney S.C. & Gleason B. (2015), The Whisper in the Ear: Re-defector Press Conference as Information Management Tool, KEI Academic Paper Series 2015(March): .
- Cathcart A., Green C. & Denney S. (2014), How authoritarian regimes maintain domain consensus: North Korea's information strategies in the Kim Jong-un era, The Review of Korean Studies 17(2): 145-178.
- Denney S.C. & Cathcart A. (2013), North Korea's cultural diplomacy in the early Kim Jong-un era, North Korean Studies 9(2): 29-42.