Jeong-Dong Lee

Jeong-Dong Lee is an Engineering Economist, who is a Director and Dean in the Technology Management, Economics and Policy Program (TEMEP) at Seoul National University and Associate Professor at the Seoul National University.

Prof. Lee received his B.S. degree, his M.S. degree, and his Ph.D. in Engineering from the Seoul National University in the Republic of Korea.

Dr. Lee is now heading the research groups of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), Innovation Theory, and Industry Dynamics in TEMEP in SNU. In addition, he is supervising research and theses of Master's and Doctoral candidates in SNU. He is actively taking part in the local and international research and academic organizations. Dr. Lee is teaching and supervising the International students from as much as (40) countries in International Information Technology Policy Scholarship Program (ITPP)in Seoul National University in the Republic of Korea.

In August 2006, Prof. Lee, as a Coordinator, successfully organized the Sixth Asia-Pacific Productivity Conference (APPC) in Seoul inviting renowned scholars, researchers and professionals worldwide.

In January 2008, Prof. Lee chaired at the Panel Discussion of the Global Management of Technology Forum held in Seoul.

On 9 July 2008, a professional book that he co-authored with Prof. Almas Heshmati, entitled Micro-Evidence For the Dynamics of Industrial Evolution, was published by Nova Science Publishers.

In APPC 2008 in Taiwan, he did a Keynote speech. He will be serving as a visiting professor at the George Washington Univ. in the United States for a year until Summer, 2009.

A new book entitled Productivity, Efficiency, and Economic Growth in the Asia-Pacific Region (in a hard-cover format) written by Jeong-dong Lee (Editor) and Almas Heshmati (Editor) was to be published in December 2008 by Physica Verlag.

He is married and has two daughters. His internal research website is .

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