Ph.D. - International Business, Strategic Management
Ohio State University - 2002

MBA - International Business, Minor: Human Resources
Ohio State University - 1998

B.A. - Political Science
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies - 1992

Lee, S.-H., & Song, S. 2011. Exchange Rate Volatility, Shift of Production, and Operational Flexibility in Foreign Direct Investment: The Case of Korean Firms at Strategic Management Journal, forthcoming forthcoming - Publication

Chung, C., Lee, S.-H., Beamish, P., Southam, C., & Nam, D. 2012. Pitting real options theory against risk diversification theory: International diversification and joint ownership control in economic crisis at Journal of World Business, forthcoming 2012 - Publication

Lee, S.-H., & Yamakawa, Y. 2012. Forgiving Features for Failed Entrepreneurs vs. Cost  of Financing in Bankruptcies. Management International Review, 52: 49-79 2012 - Publication

Lee, S.-H.,& Hong, S. 2010. Corruption and subsidiary profitability: U.S. MNC subsidiaries in t he Asia Pacific Region. Asia Pacific Journal of Management, forthcoming 2012 - Publication

Lee, S.-H., & Weng, D. 2012. Does Bribery in the Home Country Promote or Dampen Firm Exports? Strategic Management Journal, forthcoming 2012 - Publication

Lee, S.-H., Yamakawa, Y., Peng, M., & Barney, J. 2011. How does bankruptcy law affect entrepreneurship development around the world? Journal of Business Venturing, 26: 505-520 2011 - Publication

Lee, S.-H., Bach, S., & Baik, Y. 2011. The impact of new IPO on the values of directly competing incumbent. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, 5: 158–177 2011 - Publication

Lee, S.-H., Yamakawa, Y., Peng, M., & Barney, J. 2010. How does bankruptcy law affect entrepreneurship development around the world?  Journal of Business Venturing, forthcoming 2010 - Publication

Associate Professor
The University of Texas at Dallas [2009–Present]
School of Management

Assistant Professor
The University of Texas at Dallas [2002–2009]
School of Management

Academic Service

President, Association of Korean Management Scholars (2008-2011)

Newsletter editor, Association of Korean Management Scholars (2002-2005)

Editorship

Associate editor, Asia Pacific Journal of Management                  
January 2010 – present

Professional Experience

• Lecturer or Translator
  • Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce Workshop
    • March 24, 2009
    • Dallas,
  • Chonnam University MBA program
    • June-July 2008
    • Kwangju, Korea
  • Samsung Insurance company manager education program
    • July, 2006
    • Los Angeles
  • KoreaUniversityInternational program
    • July – August, 2006
    • Seoul, Korea
  • UT-Dallas executive education program
    • Executive Education Program
    • Schoolof Management
    • Universityof Texas at Dallas
    • June, 2006
  • New Millennium Korean CEO Executive Education
    • Executive Education Program
    • Fisher College of Business
    • The Ohio State University
    • Jun. 2000
  • Chungnam University (Korea) R&D Manager Education
    • Executive Education Program
    • Fisher College of Business
    • The Ohio State University
    • Dec. & Jul. 2000 - 2001
       
• Consultant                 
  • The Grail Corporation, Seoul, Korea
    • Sep. 1995 – Aug. 1996
      
       
• Assistant Manager     
  • KoreaFederation of Small Business,
    • Seoul, Korea
    • Mar. 1993 – Aug. 1995
       
• Supply Sergeant        
  • A Company, 1/503^rd Infantry, 2^nd Division, Tongducheon, Korea
  • Mar. 1988 – Jun. 1990

Prof's Studies of Corruption in Asia are in Demand Worldwide

A UT Dallas management professor’s findings on corruption in Asia are in demand by business universities around the world. Two articles by Dr. Seung-Hyun Lee, an associate professor in the Naveen Jindal School of Management, examine how bribery and other types of corruption influence business and profits in Asian countries. Lee, of the school's Organizations, Strategy and International Management area, also analyzes how U.S. firms fare when competing in such environments.Lee’s 2007 paper, “Corruption in Asia: Pervasiveness and Arbitrariness” uses two distinct factors to study bribery: Pervasiveness & Arbitrariness.The paper was co-authored by Dr. Kyeungrae (Kenny) Oh, a Jindal School doctoral alumnus now at the University of Missouri - St. Louis, Lee’s second paper, co-authored by JSOM faculty member Sungjin J. Hong, used data provided by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis and the World Bank to look at how corruption impacts profitability.That study, “Corruption and Subsidiary Profitability: US MNC Subsidiaries in the Asia Pacific Region,” concluded that subsidiaries of multinational corporations (MNCs) operating in the Asian region enjoy higher profitability in countries with lower levels of corruption.

Co-chair

Kenny Oh University of Missouri - St. Louis 2008 Ekin Alakent Chapman University 2007 Mine Ozer SUNY - Oneonta 2006

Member

Haibin Yang City University of Hong Kong