The DKI APCSS Adjunct Program offers a unique opportunity for accomplished professionals, academics, and regional leaders to contribute to the Center’s mission of advancing security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific. Through honorary, academic, and advisory roles, adjuncts support DKI APCSS by engaging in executive education, strategic dialogue, research, and regional outreach. This program is designed to harness the diverse expertise of individuals who share our commitment to a free, open, and resilient Indo-Pacific, while offering flexible, meaningful avenues for ongoing collaboration with the Center.
Timothy Buehrer
Ph.D.
Area of ExpertiseTrade, ASEAN, Macroeconomics, Rule of Law, Digital Economy, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise Development, Indonesia, Micronesia
Victor D. Cha
Ph.D.
Area of ExpertiseKorean Pennisular Affairs, U.S. Foreign Policy in Asia, Nuclear Non-Proliferation, and Economic Statecraft
Scott Handler
Ph.D.
Area of ExpertiseCyber, Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technology, and Data Ecosystems; Privacy and Data Protection; International Political Economy
Joshua Hastey
Ph.D.
Area of ExpertiseInternational relations, Security Studies, Indo-Pacific Security, Gray Zone and Hybrid Strategies, Just War Thought
John Hemmings
Ph.D.
Area of ExpertiseIndo-Pacific Geopolitics, U.S.-China relations, Maritime Security, The Defense Industrial Base
John T. Hennessey-Niland
Area of ExpertiseDiplomacy, International Relations, and Indo-Pacific Affairs
Joanna Siekiera
Ph.D.
Area of ExpertiseWhole of Society Resiliency, NATO in the Indo-Pacific, Russia/China Lawfare, Legal Culture in Armed Conflict
David R. Stilwell
Area of ExpertiseU.S.-China Relations, U.S. Alliance Relationships, U.S. Foreign Policy and Critical Thinking
James Sullivan
Area of ExpertiseFinancial Equity Research, Global AI, Defense Studies, International Relations, and Security
Miles Yu
Area of ExpertiseChina, East Asia, Military/Diplomatic History, U.S. China Great Power Competition
