Geoboo Song Source Confirmed

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Professor

University of Arkansas at Fayetteville

faculty

15 h-index 67 pubs 780 cited

Research Areas

Narrative Policy Framework Research Policy Elite Preferences Public Policy Studies Scientific Information Sharing Cultural Theory Meta-analysis and systematic reviews Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics

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OverviewAI-generated summary

Geoboo Song's research focuses on the theoretical, practical, and methodological aspects of public policy studies. He investigates the influence of policy narratives on the preferences of policy elites and the public, particularly concerning hydraulic fracturing regulation. His work also explores the dynamics of information sharing within policy subsystems, examining power imbalances in reciprocal scientific communication.

Song's scholarly contributions include a systematic review of the Narrative Policy Framework, aiming to establish a future research agenda. He also examines the relationship between citizens' ethical attitudes and their cultural orientations, utilizing frameworks such as Douglasian Cultural Theory. His research has been published in peer-reviewed journals, and he holds an h-index of 15 with over 780 citations across 67 publications. Song holds joint appointments in Political Science, Public Policy, and Statistics and Analytics at the University of Arkansas, where he also serves as Vice Chair/Director of Graduate Studies for Political Science and as Editor-in-Chief for the Policy Studies Journal.

Metrics

h-index: 15
Publications: 67
Citations: 780

Selected Publications

Editorial Introduction: Governing Through Attention, Collaboration, Learning, and Participation (2025) DOI
Editorial Introduction: Bridging Policy Theory and Practice in Uncertain Times (2025) DOI
Unleashing the Power of Biologics: Exploring the Governance and Regulation of Membrane-Based Virus Purification (MVP) Technologies (2025) DOI
Editorial introduction: Advancing policy frontiers—Governance, learning, and innovation in policy studies (2025) DOI
Exploring power imbalance in reciprocal scientific information sharing within a hydraulic fracturing policy subsystem (2025) DOI
Navigating the Cultural Maze: Validating the Douglasian Cultural Theory Measures (2024) DOI
Editorial introduction: Policy actors, dynamics, and developments—New insights from process theories and methodological applications (2024) DOI
A systematic review of the Narrative Policy Framework: a future research agenda (2024) DOI
Editorial Introduction: Unveiling new dimensions in policy process theory research (2024) DOI
Editorial introduction: Exploring the frontier of policy theory research (2024) DOI
Editorial introduction: Charting new theoretical horizons here and elsewhere (2024) DOI
Editorial introduction: Exploring policy theories, narratives, and policing (2023) DOI
“The relationship between citizens’ ethical attitude and cultural orientation” (2023) DOI
Editorial introduction: Exploring theories and subtleties of the policy process (2023) DOI
The effect of policy narratives on policy elite versus public preferences for hydraulic fracturing regulation (2023) DOI