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Jina Lee is a sociologist studying how seemingly objective evaluation systems reproduce social hierarchies. Utilizing computational text analysis and bibliometric analysis, her research addresses questions regarding the recognition and valuation of contributions within academic discourse. She examines how knowledge claims intersect with gendered perceptions in cultural markets, focusing on the canonization processes that embed gender biases. Her work extends to the global knowledge systems, where she investigates how national linguistic hierarchies influence the circulation of scholarship internationally. Lee's research has established a consistent pattern revealing that evaluation practices, while appearing meritocratic, often embed biases that disadvantage women and lower-status actors. Her research has been published in notable journals such as the American Sociological Review, Poetics, Socius, and the Journal of Social Entrepreneurship.
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