Selected publications and working papers. Status labels are kept explicit to distinguish published and in-press work from manuscripts under review and working papers.
Jangjoo, S. (2026). Contested rule formation under institutional mismatch: A framework for early-phase governance of disruptive innovations. Policy Studies Journal.
Develops CRF as an upstream framework for classification, jurisdiction, venue settlement, and procedural learning under institutional mismatch.
Jangjoo, S., Tang, T., Arpan, L., Lapan, E., Little, J., & Farid, A. (2026). Policy Studies Journal.
Introduces a dual-layer systems modeling approach for tracing rules-in-form/rules-in-use gaps and visualizing institutional change mechanisms.
Jangjoo, S., & Tang, T. (2025). Cities, 158, 105737.
Examines how local governments build clean-energy action despite limited state support through local institutionalization and collaboration.
Jangjoo, S., Askari, S., & Doaee, A. (2026). Cities, 173, 106871.
Studies satisfaction and sense of community in women’s perceptions of built environment and community wellbeing in residential apartment complexes.
Jangjoo, S. (2026). Journal of Public Affairs Education.
A review of Introduction to Procurement in the Public Sector.
Gao, X., & Jangjoo, S. (2026). Policy Studies Journal.
Examines how local wind-siting institutional voids shape organized public opposition to wind energy infrastructure.
Jangjoo, S. (Working paper).
Reframes AI readiness as an upstream institutional threshold involving classification, venue settlement, and procedural templates.
Jangjoo, S. (Working paper).
Explains how public-facing autonomous systems become governable when visible disruption exposes accountability lag and procedural weakness.