Innovative Research Award
Jiwon Yun is a researcher affiliated with Sangmyung University – Seoul Campus, South Korea. The researcher is associated with scholarly work addressing security, international cooperation, displacement, and related human-security themes. This academic recognition profile presents bibliometric information and selected research contributions in relation to the Global Diseases Research Awards.
Abstract
Jiwon Yun is affiliated with Sangmyung University – Seoul Campus in South Korea and has a scholarly profile indexed in Scopus. The supplied bibliometric record reports five documents, 13 citations, and an h-index of 2. Research associated with Yun includes studies of security, international cooperation, conflict, displacement, and human-security concerns, providing contextual relevance to interdisciplinary discussions of populations affected by instability. Recent indexed scholarship also examines refugee and internally displaced populations in the context of the Russo-Ukrainian War and human-security threats.[1][2]
Keywords
Jiwon Yun, Innovative Research Award, Refugee Health, human security, refugees, internally displaced persons, international cooperation, conflict studies, public health, global diseases, research impact, Sangmyung University, Scopus, scholarly research. [1]
Introduction
Research concerning displaced populations increasingly intersects with security, humanitarian policy, international cooperation, and health-related vulnerabilities. Yun’s documented scholarship contributes to this broader interdisciplinary environment by examining geopolitical instability and its implications for affected populations. Such research can provide contextual perspectives for understanding how conflict and displacement interact with human-security concerns.[1]
Research Profile
The supplied Scopus metrics identify five documents, 13 citations, and an h-index of 2 for Jiwon Yun. These indicators provide a quantitative snapshot of indexed scholarly output and citation activity. Bibliometric measures should be interpreted in relation to publication field, career stage, database coverage, collaboration patterns, and the date on which the profile is evaluated.[4]
Research Contributions
Yun’s research contributions can be considered within an interdisciplinary framework linking security studies, international relations, conflict analysis, and human security. Research on the Russo-Ukrainian conflict considers the relationship between geopolitical instability and threats to civilians and displaced populations, creating a scholarly connection to wider discussions concerning humanitarian conditions and population vulnerability.[5]
Publications
Available scholarly records identify several publications by Jiwon Yun. These include research published in Pacific Focus and international-security journals. The records provide evidence of research activity in security and international cooperation, while the supplied Scopus profile provides the bibliometric figures used for this recognition profile.[3]
Research Impact
The supplied bibliometric profile records 13 citations and an h-index of 2, indicating that the indexed publications have received measurable scholarly citation activity. Citation counts are dynamic and may differ among bibliographic databases. Consequently, the figures presented here represent the supplied Scopus profile rather than a permanent assessment of overall academic influence.[2]
Award Suitability
The Innovative Research Award profile considers the documented scholarly record of Jiwon Yun, including publication activity, citation indicators, and research themes. The combination of international-security research, human-security analysis, and work concerning conflict-related displacement provides a potentially relevant interdisciplinary basis for recognition under a research-focused award framework.[3]
Conclusion
Jiwon Yun’s documented academic profile reflects research activity associated with Sangmyung University and scholarly work spanning security, international cooperation, conflict, and human-security themes. The supplied Scopus indicators record five documents, 13 citations, and an h-index of 2. Recent publications provide additional evidence of engagement with displacement and human-security questions relevant to interdisciplinary research assessment.[5]
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References
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- Yun, J. (2023). Security Threats and Military Strategic Factors in the Russo–Ukrainian War: Focusing on the Russia’s Identification of Greater Eurasianism and the Instability of the Buffer Zone. Pacific Focus, 38(2), 234–256.
https://doi.org/10.1111/pafo.12228
- Yun, J. (2024). The Excavation of the Remains of Soldiers Killed in the Korean War: Implications and International Cooperation. Pacific Focus, 39(1), 111–133.
https://doi.org/10.1111/pafo.12244
- Elsevier. (n.d.). Scopus author details: Jiwon Yun, Author ID 57214321607. Scopus.
https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=57214321607
- Yun, J. (2023). Security Threats and Military Strategic Factors in the Russo–Ukrainian War: Focusing on the Russia’s Identification of Greater Eurasianism and the Instability of the Buffer Zone. Pacific Focus.
https://doi.org/10.1111/pafo.12228
- Yun, J. (2026). An Analysis of the Aspects of Human Security Threat and Implications of International Cooperation in Ukraine After the Outbreak of the Russo-Ukraine War. Pacific Focus.
https://doi.org/10.1111/pafo.70042