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Jae Sik Ha

Associate Prof

University of Illinois-Springfield

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Center For Online Learning, Research And Teaching

Center Of Public Affairs

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

School of Communication and Media

School Of Public Affairs And Administration

School of Communication and Media

University of Illinois--Springfield

Jae Sik Ha is currently serving as a Center For Online Learning, Research And Teaching Associate Prof at University of Illinois-Springfield.

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Jae Sik Ha

University of Illinois-Springfield

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journalism political science political communication communication media studies political analysis elections political behavior political studies public opinion east asian studies politics political process mass communication geopolitics journalism history political agendas political competition arab spring social media middle east policy popular medium contemporary china asian studies political science research democracy digital mediums human relations chinese foreign policy chinese politics south korea mental health economy of china chinese political science internet economics vocational behavior news analytics editorial independence community psychology community health scholarly communication community mental health video content analysis citizen journalism international politics chinese culture fake news government communication international communication international coverage video game addiction online gaming internet addiction disorder cyberpsychology sexual harassment workplace studies election forecasting geopolitical conflict national security work attitudes employee attitudes job satisfaction framing analysis u.s. elite newspapers news stories korean newspapers u. s. hegemony us elections ronald reagan partisan media selective exposure news framing united states horse race internet game addiction occupational satisfaction

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Harassed at Work: Digital and Offline Harassment, Coping Strategies, and Journalists’ Occupational Satisfaction. Journalism Practice (2026)

workplace studieshuman relationsdeviance (sociology)social mediavocational behaviorsocial sciencescommunicationcoping strategiesoccupational satisfactionsocial problemsoffline harassmentcyberpsychologyjournalismmedia studiesdigital mediumssexual harassment

Journalists’ Harassment Experience Influencing Coping and Job Satisfaction in Korea: The Moderating Role of Organizational Support and Gender Differences. Figshare (2026)

organizational behaviorapplied social psychologyjob satisfactionorganizational supportgender studieshuman relationshuman resourceswork attitudeshuman resource managementgender differencesemployee attitudesemployee engagementgender diversitymanagementjournalismmedia studies

“Were Comfort Women Voluntarily Employed?”: Fact-Checking of Harvard Professor’s Denial of War Crime. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2025)

harvard professor ’military sociologylawhistorygender studiesfemale criminalitycrime against humanitywar crimefeminist theorymilitary ethicscriminal lawviolence against womenfeminist criminologytheoretical criminologywar crimesfeminist philosophyfeminist studies

Shortcut to Rebuilding Public Trust: Fact-Checking Journalism by Yna in South Korea. Asian Journal of Media and Communication (2024)

interactive journalismpublic integrityfact checkingsocial sciencescommunicationpublic relationstrustrebuilding public trustfact-checking journalismsouth koreajournalismmedia studiesonline information

The China Daily ’S Framing of Thaad Deployment: “a New Cold War in East Asia”. Newspaper Research Journal (2023)

international affairseast asia ”thaad deploymentasian studiescontemporary asiachinese foreign policychinese politicsnational securityforeign policygeopoliticsinternational relationsgeopolitical conflicteast asian languageseast asian studiescontemporary chinanew cold war

The Domestication of “the Arab Spring”: A Comparison of News Framing in the United States and South Korea. Newspaper Research Journal (2022)

international communicationunited statesculturemiddle east policynews framingpolitical communicationgeopoliticsinternational coveragesouth koreajournalismmedia studiesjournalism history

Portraying China as an Alternative to U. S. Hegemony: The China Daily ’S Framing of the Arab Spring. Atlantic Journal of Communication (2019)

international political economymiddle east policygeopoliticschinese cultureeast asian languageschinese political scienceasian studiesu. s. hegemonyforeign policyarab springchinese foreign policychinese politicsglobal studieseast asian studiesinternational politicseconomy of chinanationalisminternational relationscontemporary china

Presidential Healthcare Reform Rhetoric: Continuity, Change Contested Values From Truman to Obama. by Noam Schimmel. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016. 313 Pp.. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2018)

health policypolitical analysispolicy analysispalgrave macmillandemocracypolitical studieshealth reformrhetoricpolitical sciencepublic debatepolicy processpublic policypoliticspolicy perspectivenoam schimmel

Issue Salience in the U.S. Elections: “Partisan Domestication” Between South Korean Newspapers. Studies in Media and Communication (2017)

Jae Sik HaUche OnyebadiDong-Hee Shin

partisan domesticationelectionsissue saliencecommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationpolitical sciencejournalismmedia studies

Ronald Reagan in Heels: Constructing the Mama Grizzly Political Persona in the 2010 Us Elections. Journal of Gender Studies (2017)

political analysisamerican political thoughtus electionsdemocracyronald reaganpolitical processpolitical competitionpolitical studiespolitical behaviorpolitical science researchelectionspolitical partiespolitical communicationpolitical sciencepolitical agendasjournalismpolitics

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Jae Sik Ha

Associate Prof

University of Illinois-Springfield

Affiliations

Center For Online Learning, Research And Teaching

Center Of Public Affairs

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

School of Communication and Media

School Of Public Affairs And Administration

School of Communication and Media

University of Illinois--Springfield

Jae Sik Ha is currently serving as a Center For Online Learning, Research And Teaching Associate Prof at University of Illinois-Springfield.

Honors

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Jae Sik Ha

University of Illinois-Springfield

Associate Prof

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Harassed at Work: Digital and Offline Harassment, Coping Strategies, and Journalists’ Occupational Satisfaction. Journalism Practice (2026)

Journalists’ Harassment Experience Influencing Coping and Job Satisfaction in Korea: The Moderating Role of Organizational Support and Gender Differences. Figshare (2026)

“Were Comfort Women Voluntarily Employed?”: Fact-Checking of Harvard Professor’s Denial of War Crime. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2025)

Shortcut to Rebuilding Public Trust: Fact-Checking Journalism by Yna in South Korea. Asian Journal of Media and Communication (2024)

interactive journalismpublic integrityfact checkingsocial sciencescommunicationpublic relationstrustrebuilding public trustfact-checking journalismsouth koreajournalismmedia studiesonline information

The China Daily ’S Framing of Thaad Deployment: “a New Cold War in East Asia”. Newspaper Research Journal (2023)

The Domestication of “the Arab Spring”: A Comparison of News Framing in the United States and South Korea. Newspaper Research Journal (2022)

international communicationunited statesculturemiddle east policynews framingpolitical communicationgeopoliticsinternational coveragesouth koreajournalismmedia studiesjournalism history

Portraying China as an Alternative to U. S. Hegemony: The China Daily ’S Framing of the Arab Spring. Atlantic Journal of Communication (2019)

Presidential Healthcare Reform Rhetoric: Continuity, Change Contested Values From Truman to Obama. by Noam Schimmel. London: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016. 313 Pp.. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2018)

Issue Salience in the U.S. Elections: “Partisan Domestication” Between South Korean Newspapers. Studies in Media and Communication (2017)

Jae Sik HaUche OnyebadiDong-Hee Shin

partisan domesticationelectionsissue saliencecommunicationmass communicationpolitical communicationpolitical sciencejournalismmedia studies

Ronald Reagan in Heels: Constructing the Mama Grizzly Political Persona in the 2010 Us Elections. Journal of Gender Studies (2017)

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