Contact
- Email: shin.gyuho@stonybrook.edu
- Office: S408 Social and Behavioral Science, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY 11794
Education
- 2020-Ph.D. Student in Sociology, Stony Brook University
- 2023M.A. in Sociology, Stony Brook University
- 2017-2019M.A. in Sociology, Seoul National University
- 2011-2016B.A. in Sociology, Sungkyunkwan University
- 2016Exchange Student, Behavioural Studies and Society, Utrecht University
Publications
Shin, Gyuho. 2026. “No Time to Fight, People Are Dying Out There: The Impact of Elite Polarization on Developmental Assistance for Health.” Sociology of Development 12: 1-31. Link
Kim, Seok-ho, Han, Sanghyo, Kim, Yongmin, Shin, Gyuho. 2019. “Family and Political Attitudes: Effects of Political Conversation and Persuasion (Mobilization) among family members on Political Interest and Cynicism.” Family and Culture, 31(3), 179-218. (in Korean)
Working Papers
- What Comes First? Sorting on Gender Attitudes and Party Identification in the American Electorate over Five Decades (Under review; dissertation chapter)
- Hostile Sexism and Partisan Alignment in South Korea: The Ideological and Partisan Structure of Gender Conflict
- Gender Ideology Gap: The Change in Gender Ideology and the Political Alignment Process
- After the Feminism Reboot: Public Self-Identification in Relation to Feminism on Korean Twitter, 2015-2022 (Revise & resubmit)
Honors and Awards
- 2026, The Rose Laub Coser Award, Department of Sociology, Stony Brook University
- 2023-2025, Graduate Scholarship in Korean Studies, Center for Korean Studies, Stony Brook University (extended)
- 2023, The Hanan Selvin Award, Department of Sociology, Stony Brook University
- 2017, Lecture & Research Scholarship, Seoul National University (Full Tuition and Stipend)
- 2011-2016, Samsung Scholarship for Academic Excellence (Full Tuition)
Presentations
- August 2026. Shin, Gyuho. “Hostile Sexism and Partisan Alignment in South Korea: The Ideological and Partisan Structure of Gender Conflict.” Roundtable presentation at 2026 Association of Korean Sociologists in America Annual Conference, New York, New York.
- August 2026. Shin, Gyuho. “How Gender Attitudes Became Partisan: Sorting Dynamics in Three Eras of American Politics.” Roundtable presentation at American Sociological Association 2026 Annual Meeting, New York, New York.
- March 2025. Shin, Gyuho. “From Tweets to Streets: The Root of the Fandom-Based Feminist Movement.” Presentation at 2025 Graduate Research Workshop at the Center for Korean Studies at Stony Brook University.
- October 2024. Shin, Gyuho. “Tracing Feminist Identities on Korean Twitter: The Prevalence Change and Sequential Text Analysis of Feminist-related Identity, 2015-2022.” Presentation at 3rd International Conference on Sociology of Korea (I-CSK), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- April 2024. Shin, Gyuho. “No Time to Fight, People are Dying out There: The Elite Polarization and Development Aid for Health of the Development Assistance Committee Countries.” Poster presentation at Population Association of America 2024 Annual Meeting, Columbus, Ohio.
- April 2024. Shin, Gyuho. “No Time to Fight, People are Dying out There: The Elite Polarization and Development Aid for Health of the Development Assistance Committee Countries.” Presented at 2024 Movement and Stillness Student Colloquium, Department of Sociology, Stony Brook University.
- August 2023. Shin, Gyuho. “Tidal Shifts: The Rise and Fall of Feminist Prevalence on Korean Twitter.” Presented at 2023 Graduate Research Workshop at the Center for Korean Studies at Stony Brook University.
- August 2023. Shin, Gyuho. “Gender Ideology Gap: The change in gender ideology and the political alignment process.” Presented at American Sociological Association 2023 Annual Meeting, Philadelphia.
- October 2022. Shin, Gyuho. “Gender Ideology Gap: The social cleavage of gender ideology.” Presented at the regular meeting of the Society, Politics, Organizations, Culture, and Knowledge working group, Department of Sociology, Stony Brook University.
- March 2022. Shin, Gyuho. “Gender Ideology Alignment: The change of gender ideology and political alignment process.” Paper presented at the Eastern Sociological Society Annual Meeting, Boston.
- December 2019. Shin, Gyuho. “Does ‘Shy Conservatives’ Exist? - Investigation on Exclusion Bias through Opinion Polls.” 2019 Fall Conference of The Korean Association for Survey Research, Seoul, South Korea. (in Korean)
- December 2019. Kim, Seok-ho, Shin, Gyuho, Lee, Doohee, Jo, Jaehoon. “Secret of Happiness Curve of Koreans.” 2019 Fall Conference of The Korean Association for Survey Research, Seoul, South Korea. (in Korean)
- October 2018. Kim, Seok-ho, Shin, Gyuho, Han, Sanghyo. “Is Civil Society Always Good for Democracy? Focusing on the Role of Voluntary Associations for Participatory Democracy.” HU-SNU Joint Seminar at Hokkaido University, Hokkaido, Japan.
- May 2018. Shin, Gyuho. “Did Park Geun-Hye Deserve the Title ‘Female’ President?” The 5th Joint Seminar on Asian Agenda for Young Scholars from China, Japan & Korea, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China.
Teaching Experience
- 2026, Instructor, “Statistical Methods in Sociology”
- 2024, Instructor, “Contemporary Korean Society”
- 2022, Instructor, “Research Methods”
Selected Research Experience
- 2020, Research Assistant, “Research on the Establishment of United Nation Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) Measurement Metadata 2020.” Institute for Social Development and Policy Research, Seoul National University, supervised by Seok-ho Kim.
- 2020, Research Assistant, “Survey on National Value and Social Perception 2020.” Institute for Social Development and Policy Research, Seoul National University, supervised by Dukjin Chang.
- 2017-2019, Research Assistant, “Multi-Disciplinary Studies on the Mechanisms of Participatory Inequality in South Korea.” Institute for Social Development and Policy Research, Seoul National University, supervised by Seok-ho Kim.
- 2012-2016, Survey Interviewer and Interviewer Manager, “Korean General Social Survey.” Survey Research Center, Sungkyunkwan University, supervised by Jibum Kim.
Languages
- Korean: native
- English: proficient
- Japanese: intermediate
Service and Memberships
Professional Service
- 2022-2023, Vice President for the Sociology Graduate Student Forum
- 2017, Chief Assistant for the Korean Sociological Association Annual Meeting
Professional Memberships
- American Sociological Association (Sections: Political Sociology, Gender and Sexuality)
- Eastern Sociological Society
- Korean Sociological Association
- The Korean Association for Survey Research
- Korean Family Studies Association