Truman School of Public Affairs, University of Missouri
Major: Ph. D. in Public Affairs

2012 Graduate School of Public Administration, Seoul National University
Major: M.A. in Theories of Public Policy

2000 Korean National Police University
Major: B.A in Public Administration

2024– Associate Professor, Jeonbuk National University

2022–2024 Assistant Professor, Korean National Police University

2021–2022 Director, Audit Division, Ministry of Unification, Korea

2021–2021 Senior Deputy Director, General Anti-Corruption Division, Anti-Corruption & Civil Rights Commission of Korea

2009–2021 Deputy Director, Anti-Corruption & Civil Rights Commission of Korea

2009-2009 President, Trainee Committee of Central Officials Training Institute of Korea (2008 Passed the Senior Civil Service Examination in Korea)

2000-2009 Inspector, Korean National Police Agency

PUBLICATION (English)

Jon, W., & Min, K. (2025). The race to punish Terra-Luna of the United States and South Korea: Lessons toward avoiding another digital asset catastrophe. Computer Law & Security Review, 58, 106177.

Min, K. (2023). An exploratory study of anti-corruption policy using blockchain. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 28(3), 5-25.

Min, K. (2022). The effectiveness of Anti-Corruption Education on Corruption in the Public Organizations of South Korea. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 27(3), 195-217.

Min, K. (2022). The impact of corruption on government performance: evidence from South Korea. Crime, Law and Social Change (SSCI), https://doi.org/10.1007/s10611-022-10054-x

Min, K. (2022). A Study of Political Will to Understand Anti-Corruption Policy Selection. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 27(2), 95-120.

Min, K. (2021). Why Does Putin Refuse to Adopt Anti-Corruption Policies?: The Impact of Putin's Governance Strategy on Political Will to fight corruption. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 26(2), 183-209.

Min, K. (2019). The effectiveness of anti-corruption policies: measuring the impact of anti-corruption policies on integrity in the public organizations of South Korea. Crime, Law and Social Change (SSCI), 71(2), 217-239.

PUBLICATION (Korean)
Min, K. and Yi, S. (2024). Implementing Artificial Intelligence in Integrity Training:An Exploratory Study on the Potential of Adaptive Learning in Anti-Corruption Education. Korean Law Review (KCI), 29(2), 5-34.

Min, K. (2023). A Study on the Implementation of Civil Complaint Review Systems and Complaint Charges for Response to Malicious Civil Complaints. Korean Law Review (KCI), 23(3), 169-198.

Min, K. (2021). A Study on the Problems and Improvement of the Collection and Use of Donations in Nonprofit Organizations. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 26(4), 263-284.

Min, K. (2021). A study on adopting corruption risk assessments to improve the quality of legislation introduced by the National Assembly members of South Korea. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 26(3), 167-188.

Min, K. (2021). An Evaluation on the Presidential Decree for the Protection of the Whistle-Blowers Related to Grand Corruption. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 26(1), 81-100.

Min, K. (2020). What Does South Korea Learn from the UN Sustainable Development Goals to Build an Anti-Corruption Strategy? Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 25(4), 237-258.

Min, K. (2020). A Suggestion for the Definition of the Anti-Corruption Audit. Korean Corruption Studies Review (KCI), 25(3), 5-26.

BOOK CHAPTER (English)
Min, K. (2022). Corruption. In J. Han, R. P. Pardo, & Y. Cho (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of South Korean Politics (pp. 508-526). Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780192894045.013.33

BOOK REVIEW (English)
Min, K. (2019). Corruption prevention and governance in Hong Kong, Scott, Ian and Gong, Ting Routledge, New York City, New York, 2018. 244 pp. $155 (cloth). Governance, 450-453.