INWOOK KIM C943, The Jockey Club Tower The University of Hong Kong Pokfulam, Hong Kong +852-3917-5028 | [email protected]

ACADEMIC POSITION THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG (2015 – Present)  Lecturer, Department of Politics and Public Administration

EDUCATION THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, 2015  Ph.D. Political Science  Dissertation: “Crude Security: Oil, Armament, and Alliance”  Committee: Charles Glaser (Chair), Llewelyn Hughes, Caitlin Talmadge LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, 2005  MSc Politics of World Economy UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, 2004  BA Philosophy, Politics, and Economics

PUBLICATIONS PEER REVIEWED 2016. “Gas on the Fire: Great Power Alliances and Petrostate Aggression” (with Jackson Woods), Inter national Studies Perspective, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/isp/ekv004 (early view) 2015. “Refining the Prize: Chinese Oil Refineries and Its Energy Security”, The Pacific Review, DOI: 10.1080/09512748.2015.1022584 (early view) OTHER PUBLICATIONS 2015. “Making Sense of North Korea: How to Response to Pyongyang’s Charm Offensive”, (with Jung-Chul Lee), Foreign Affairs, 21st January, available at http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/142798/jung-chullee-and-inwook-kim/making-sense-of-north-korea 2014. “Washington’s Perspectives on East Asia”, (with Jin Park and Jung-Chul Lee), Classified Report, Korean Institute of National Unification. 2012. “Elections in South Korea: How to Engage Pyongyang?”, Fair Observer, 15th December, available at http://www.fairobserver.com/article/elections-south-korea-how-engage-pyongyang 2011. “Political Orientation and Influence of Major US Think-Tanks on the Korea Issues” (in Korean), Shinjin Yeongu jip (Research by Young Scholars), Ministry of Unification, Republic of Korea

2011. Book Review on “China's Rise and the Two Koreas”, Journal of East Asian Studies, 11:2, pp 329-331.

WORKING PAPERS 

“Crude Power: Oil Wealth, Management, and Military Power”

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“Another Oil Curse: Oil Price Volatility and Military Expenditure” (with Jackson Woods)

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“Dual Swing Producers: Hidden Consequence of Shale Oil Revolution”

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“Wrong Lessons Learnt: Iran Nuclear Deal and Multilateral Sanctions on North Korea”

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“Domestic Legacies and Alliance Formation in Korea” (with Jackson Woods)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS “Gas on the Fire: Great Power Alliances and Petrostate Aggression”, Presented at International Studies Association, March 2014; Virtual Conference on Resource Politics June 2013; Midwest Political Science Association, April 2013 “Crude Security: Oil and Petrostates’ National Security”, Presented at Midwest Political Science Association, April 2014; GWU Research in Progress Workshop, November 2013; GWU Energy Security Workshop, October 2012 “After Crudes: Roles of Chinese Refineries in Energy Security and International Relations”, Presented at Midwest Political Science Association, April 2014 “Teaching History in English” Presented at Department of Military History Seminar, Korea Military Academy, May 2009

TEACHING & RESEARCH TEACHING The University of Hong Kong (Lecturer)  World Energy Issues (G)  International Relations of East Asia (UG)  Politics of the Two Koreas (UG)  Introduction to International Relations (UG) The George Washington University (Teaching Assistant)  International Affairs: Washington Perspective (UG-Henry Nau; Susan Sell)  International Relations of East Asia (UG-Mike Mochizuki) Korea Military Academy (Lecturer)  History of World Civilization (UG)  Modern History of Korea (UG)  Introductory Korean History (UG)  Modern History of East Asia (UG)

RESEARCH The George Washington University (Research Assistant)  Professor Mike Mochizuki (Extended Deterrence in Northeast Asia, 2014)  Professor Alex Downes (Foreign Imposed Leadership Change, 2014)  Professor Charles Glaser (Oil and US National Security, 2012) East-West Center in Washington DC (Research Assistant)  Dr. Muthiah Alagappa (War and Peace in Asia, 2010)

WORK EXPERIENCE 2006-09 2005-07 2005 2003

Korea Military Academy (Lecturer & First Lieutenant, Department of Military History) Citizens’ Alliance for North Korean Human Rights (Volunteer Teacher for North Korean Defectors) National Assemblyman, Song Yong-Gil (Policy Assistant) Permanent Mission of Republic of Korea to the UN (Advisor, Intern)

HONORS AND AWARDS 2014 2013 2011 2011 2009-14 2009

Project Grant, Korean Institute of National Unification, Korea. (with Jin Park and Jung-Chul Lee) Sigur Center Summer Research Grant, GWU Young Leaders Fellowship, Northeast Asian Economic Forum, Hawaii Policy Research Grant for Young Scholars, Ministry of Unification, Korea Fulbright Scholarship, Fulbright Commission Superintendent (Lieutenant General) Commendation for Excellence in Teaching, Korea Military Academy

LANGUAGES KOREAN (Native), CHINESE (Intermediate)

REFERENCES Professor Charles Glaser Director of Institute for Security and Conflict Studies, The Elliott School The George Washington University 202-994-8193 [email protected] Professor Caitlin Talmadge Department of Political Science The George Washington University 202-994-7591 [email protected]

Professor Llewelyn Hughes Crawford School of Public Policy The Australian National University [email protected]