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Research Fellow
Education: BSSc Hons (NUS); MSc (LSE); AKC; PhD (KCL)
Entity: RSIS
Email: [email protected]
DID: +65 6592 1656
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GRAHAM ONG-WEBB is Research Fellow at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore. He resides at the Executive Deputy Chairman’s Office where he conducts research for the Future Issues and Technology portfolio. He also undertakes postgraduate teaching for the International Political Economy Programme. Graham was formerly attached to the Military Studies Programme at the School’s constituent unit, the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies (IDSS), from 2014 to 2017.
Graham’s research areas include geopolitical developments in the Asia Pacific; strategic and security issues related to the weapons of mass destruction (WMD); the role of emerging technologies in shaping societies and their impact on security (in the context of “risk communities”); and Singapore’s counter-terrorism and security architecture.
Graham has published in the Journal of Strategic Studies, The Journal of International Studies (Millennium), Jane’s Intelligence Review, and World Defence Systems. He has published opinion pieces with The Straits Times (Singapore), The Nation (Thailand), The Jakarta Post (Indonesia), The World Today (Chatham House, London), and the International Relations and Security Network’s Security Watch (ETH Zurich). He is also interviewed regularly on Channel NewsAsia on a range of geopolitical and security topics.
Prior to joining RSIS, he was a Senior Consultant with the Control Risks Group, a global risk consultancy headquartered in London, which assists organisations and firms manage their political and security risks in uncertain, complex, and hostile environments. He was also a Managing Editor and a Research Analyst with the CBRN Assessments desk at the Jane’s Information Group (now Jane’s by IHS Markit) where he was responsible for the publication of the fourth edition of the Jane’s Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Response Handbook subscribed by the U.S. Department of Defense, the FBI, and the U.S. Army as a field manual for their CBRN first-response operators.
Graham has held research and teaching positions at the Joint Services Command and Staff College (Royal Defence Academy, UK), the Centre for Science and Security Studies (King’s College London), the National University of Singapore, and ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute (formerly the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies).
A Commonwealth Scholar, Graham completed his PhD at the Centre for Science and Security Studies, at the Department of War Studies, King’s College London (KCL). He also earned his Associateship of King’s College qualification in theology, ethics, and philosophy, which he read concurrently with his doctoral studies at KCL, winning the First Leathes Prize in the final examinations of this three-year programme. Graham also read for this Master of Science in International Relations at the London School of Economics, with a specialisation in research methodology. He obtained his first degree at the National University of Singapore (where he was on the University Scholars Programme) graduating with a Bachelor of Social Science (with Honours) in Political Science.
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Last updated on 18/04/2018
