[2022]

• Kim, Okgi. to appear. On Why-like How-questions in Korean. Studies in Generative Grammar 32(3).
• Kim, Okgi and Jong-Bok Kim. 2022. Negative wh-constructions in Korean: A discourse-based approach. Studies in Generative Grammar 32(1): 49-74.
• Kim, Okgi. to appear. On Korean what-exclamatives. Proceedings of the 52nd Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society (NELS 52).

     [2021]

• Kim, Okgi. 2021. On the syntactic position of ‘why’-like ‘what’. Proceedings of the 29th edition of the Conference of the Student Organisation of Linguistics in Europe (ConSOLE29).
• Kim, Okgi and Seulkee Park. 2021. Correlations between island (in)sensitivity and base positions of (non-)standard wh-in-situ. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 6(1): 806-814.
• Kim, Okgi. 2021. On the syntax of ‘why’-like ‘how’ in Korean. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 6(1): 778-796.

     [2020]

• Kim, Okgi. 2020. Reformulative multiple accusative constructions as vacuous reformulative appositions. Proceedings of the 56th Annual Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society (CLS 56), 243-256.
• Kim, Okgi. 2020. On the syntax of negative wh-constructions in Korean. Proceedings of the 34th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation (PACLIC34).

     [2018]

• Nykiel, Joanna, Jong-Bok Kim, Rok Sim, and Okgi Kim. 2018. Morphosyntactic Form of Korean Fragments is Relevant to Their Resolution. Proceedings of the Linguistic Society of America 3. 27: 1-14.

     [2017]

• Kim, Okgi and Jong-Bok Kim. 2017. English How Come Constructions: A Diachronic Perspective. Language and Information 21(1):121-134.

     [2015]

• Kim, Okgi and Jong-Bok Kim. 2015. English Much of an N’ Construction: A Corpus-based Approach (written in Korean). Studies in Modern Grammar 86: 47-70.

     [2014]

• Kim, Okgi and Jong-Bok Kim. 2014. A Note on the Right Dislocation Construction in English (written in Korean). English Language and Linguistics 20(2): 93-106.

     [2011]

• Kim, Jong-Bok and Okgi Kim. 2011. English How Come Construction: A Double Life. Studies in Generative Grammar 21(4): 587-607.

Manuscripts:

• Kim, Dong Jin, Okgi Kim and Hanyong Park. under revision. Prosodic realization of identification and contrastive focus in Korean multiple accusative constructions
• Kim, Okgi. Inverted Specificational Pseudoclefts as Last Resort for Specificational Afterthoughts.