Min Hee Go is a professor in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at the College of Social Sciences. Her research interests encompass identity politics, minority and women's politics, and political sociology.
She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 2012. She served as lecturer at the University of Chicago, assistant professor at both William Paterson University of New Jersey and the City University of New York (Brooklyn College), and a visiting scholar at National Taiwan University and Waseda University in Japan.
Go has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, including Public Opinion Quarterly, The American Review of Public Administration, Democratization, and the Journal of East Asian Studies. Her research has been supported by grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF), the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF), and the Taiwan Fellowship.
[학술지논문] Correcting Misperceptions Across Contexts: The Political Impact of Gender Inequality Information in Japan and South Korea
PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, 2026, v.00
no.00
, 00-00
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[학술지논문] Democratic progress and women's issue representation: evidence from the South Korean National Assembly, 1948-2022
DEMOCRATIZATION, 2025, v.32
no.5
, 1262-1285
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[학술지논문] Does Gender Equality Matter for Democracy? Confucian Norms and Public Attitudes Toward Democracy in East Asia
JOURNAL OF WOMEN POLITICS & POLICY, 2025, v.46
no.4
, 339-360
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[학술지논문] Holding mayors accountable? Policing and mayoral approval in American cities
SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL, 2025, v.62
no.4
, 1188-1203
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[학술지논문] The Political Roots of Gender Divergence: Democratic Consolidation and Gender Equality in Taiwan and South Korea
JOURNAL OF EAST ASIAN STUDIES, 2025, v.25
no.1
, 98-120
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[학술지논문] Backlash and Impasse: Confucian Democracy and the Dilemma of Gender Equality in Japan
사회과학연구논총, 2024, v.40
no.1
, 87-119
It depends on who you run against: Inter-racial context and Asian American candidates in US electionsINTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTERCULTURAL RELATIONS, 2018, v.65, 61-72
The tale of a two-tiered city: Community civic structure and spatial inequality in post-Katrina New OrleansJOURNAL OF URBAN AFFAIRS, 2018, v.40 no.8, 1093-1114