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United States Programme

The United States has long been at the core of a dense network of diplomatic, economic, military, and social relationships in the Asia Pacific. U.S. policies, which invariably have significant consequences for the region, consequently demand close scrutiny. In considering the broader questions of security, order, and stability in Asia over the medium and long term, it is critical to assess the character, direction and intensity of Washington engagement with the region.

The United States Programme at RSIS pursues research, teaching, and networking activities on topics focused on, or related to, the United States. Specifically, the programme helps advance understanding of U.S. behaviour and engagement in the region by:

  1. Conducting and publishing scholarly and policy studies on U.S. foreign policy, defence policy, and grand strategy, particularly insofar as they impact the Asia Pacific region;
  2. Offering graduate and professional education to career and prospective policymakers in subjects related to U.S. foreign policy; and
  3. Forming and promoting professional networks between the RSIS and influential thinkers and practitioners who contribute to the debate on Asia-U.S. interactions as well as organising public talks and seminars on American-centred topics.

Programme Staff

Dr Joseph Liow
Dean, College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Advisor, United States Programme, IDSS
DID: +65 6790 6983
Email: [email protected]

Dr Adrian Ang U-Jin
Research Fellow
Coordinator, United States Programme, IDSS
DID: +65 6904 1382
Email: [email protected]

Dr Chang Jun Yan
Assistant Professor
Head of Military Studies Programme, IDSS
DID: +65 6790 6484
Email: [email protected]

Dr Collin Koh Swee Lean
Senior Fellow, Military Studies Programme, IDSS
DID: +65 6790 6623
Email: [email protected]

Kevin Chen Xian An
Associate Research Fellow
United States Programme, IDSS
DID: +65 6908 2322
Email: [email protected]


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