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Swee Lean Collin KOH is an associate research fellow at the Maritime Security Programme, part of the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies which is a constituent unit of the S.
Swee Lean Collin KOH is an associate research fellow at the Maritime Security Programme, part of the Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies which is a constituent unit of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS). He is especially interested in researching on naval affairs in the Indo-Pacific, focusing on Southeast Asia in particular, and generally issues related to naval technologies, naval modernization, naval arms control and the offence-defence theory. Collin also taught at the Military Studies Programme and taught various professional military education and training courses with the Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute. Prior to joining the Maritime Security Programme, Collin worked at the Military Studies Programme (2010-14) and the Centre for Non-Traditional Security Studies (2008-10), also at RSIS.
