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For fellowships, awards, grants, and publications, please see: https://lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/our-people/faculty/chin-hao-huang
My research and teaching focus on international relations, with an empirical emphasis on China and Southeast Asia. My work examines the extent to which the conventional narrative of power politics accounts for patterns of cooperation and conflict in historical and contemporary Asia, and how countries with disparate capacities in the region develop the requisite norms, consensus, and institutional mechanisms to achieve security.
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