Wonjae Hwang

Wonjae Hwang is Professor of Political Science at the University of Tennessee, specializing in international relations, research methodology, and comparative politics. He received his PhD from Michigan State University and held postdoctoral positions at Rice University and the University of Missouri-St. Louis. His research examines globalization dynamics, economic security, and power transitions in international systems.

Hwang's work analyzes geoeconomic strategies in US-China competition, labor market inequalities in Southeast Asia, and diplomatic approaches to regional stability. Recent publications investigate supply chain resilience and gender disparities in labor participation.

His methodological expertise includes quantitative analysis of conflict onset, fiscal policy impacts, and public perception surveys. Articles demonstrate rigorous examination of cross-national datasets spanning economic, security, and social policy domains.