Hannah Elyse Sworn is a Senior Analyst at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Her research interests include US-China relations, US foreign policy, International Relations theory and the political economy of intellectual property protection. Her work has been published in International Affairs. Hannah holds a MSc in International Relations from RSIS and a Bachelor of Arts and Social Sciences from Monash University (Malaysia Campus). She previously worked as a research and evaluation consultant in Cambodia and has experience working at USAID’s Cambodia Countering Trafficking-in-Persons program and the Delegation of the European Union to Cambodia.

Commentaries

• Public Health Security COVID-19 and Its Impacts - Intellectual Property: Shift in Global IP Power?

  22 December, 2021

• Strategic Ambiguity: Alive and Well

  09 November, 2021

• Global Health Security COVID-19 and Its Impacts - Vaccine Politics: Compulsory Licensing in SE Asia?

  23 April, 2021

Journal Articles

• “Strategic Ambiguity and the Trumpian Approach to China–Taiwan Relations” (with Hoo Tiang Boon) in International Affairs, 96, 6, 2020. 1487-1508

Op-Eds

• “How will the Biden Administration Handle China–Taiwan Relations?” (with Hoo Tiang Boon), Medium, 27 November 2020