SHIN Jang-Sup

SHIN Jang-Sup

© NUS Dept of Economics | Photography by Lionel Lin

SHIN Jang-Sup

Associate Professor

PhD, MPhil, Cambridge University

AS2 04-19
6516 6753
ecssjs@nus.edu.sg
Curriculum Vitae

TEACHING AREAS

Technology and Innovation
Economic Growth in East Asia
Development Economics

RESEARCH AREAS

Economic Development
Technological Change
Research and Development
Economic Methodology

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Predatory Value Extraction (co-authored with William Lazonick), Oxford University Press, 2020.

What is the Corporation – The Eight Corporate Theorems and the Long-Term Community for Co-Prosperity (in Korean), Seoul: Bookscope, 2020.

‘The Subversion of Shareholder Democracy and the Rise of Hedge-Fund Activism’, Berkeley Business Law Journal, forthcoming 2021.

‘Dynamic Catch-Up Strategy, Capability Expansion and Changing Windows Of Opportunity In the Semiconductor Industry’, Research Policy 46/2, 2017

A Nationalist Who Mastered Global Management: Kim Woo Choong and the Rise and Fall of Daewoo Group (Korean version 2014. Chinese version 2019)

The Distortion of Stewardship Code and the Future of National Pension System (in Korean), Seoul: Nanam 2018.

The Illusion and Failure of Shareholder Democracy in the U.S. and Korea (in Korean), Seoul: Nanam 2016

‘The Reality of "Actions" By Activist Hedge Funds and Public Policies on the Chaebols’ The KERI Insight, July 2015

The Global Financial Crisis and the Korean Economy, London: Routledge, 2014.

Global Challenges and Local Responses: The East Asian Experience, London: Routledge, (ed.), 2007

‘The Future of Development Economics: A Methodological Agenda’, Cambridge Journal of Economics 29: 1111-28, 2005

‘Substituting and Complementing Models of Economic Development in East Asia’, Global Economic Review 34(1): 99-118, 2005

Restructuring Korea Inc.: Financial Crisis, Corporate Reform, and Institutional Transition, London: Routledge, 2003, first-authored with Ha-Joon Chang

The Economics of the Latecomers: Catching-Up, Technology Transfer and Institutions in Germany, Japan and South Korea, London: Routledge, 1996

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