- International Relations
- Security Studies
- Korea Policy
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Miyeon Oh is Distinguished Chair in Korea Policy, Senior Security and Defense Researcher, and Professor of Policy Analysis at the RAND School of Public Policy. She plays a key leadership role in expanding RAND's research on East Asian security and U.S.-ROK strategic alignment, while mentoring junior researchers and building regional partnerships. Education: Ph.D. in International Relations, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University Master's in Public Policy, Harvard Kennedy School of Government Master's and Bachelor's degrees, Yonsei University, Seoul Her research focuses on critical issues in Indo-Pacific security, including U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral cooperation, global supply chains for strategic technologies, energy security, digital connectivity, and the evolving geopolitical architecture in Asia. She has deep expertise in Sino-Russian relations and alliance dynamics in Northeast Asia. Her recent publications highlight trends in naval shipbuilding competition, policy options for South Korea in the context of U.S.-China technological rivalry, and strategic assessments of the Indo-Pacific region. These works reflect her interdisciplinary approach, combining defense policy, economic security, and technology governance. Scientific Awards and Honors: Brookings Institution Foreign Policy Predoctoral Fellow (2013–2014) Smith Richardson Foundation Strategy and Policy Fellowship (2016–2017) Miyeon Oh has held significant advisory and leadership roles across major policy institutions. She previously directed the Korea Studies program at Johns Hopkins SAIS and founded the Asia Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council. Her public-sector experience includes roles at the United Nations and South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She actively contributes to high-impact policy research and strategic dialogues, particularly on Korea-related security challenges and international cooperation. She is affiliated with RAND's global security and geopolitical competition research teams, contributing to studies on defense strategy, technology policy, and international diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific region.