Sungwon Lee is a research fellow at the Sejong Institute. Currently, he serves as an associate editor of Korea on Point, a global digital forum launched by the Sejong Institute. Previously, he was a research associate of the Center for Foreign Policy and National Security at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies. Dr. Lee studied at Korea University, King’s College London (UK) and received his Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Bath (UK).   

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“A Survey Analysis of European Experts' Perspectives on the Nuclear Armament of South Korea” (2023)

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Co-Author,​ “Quo Vadis Mundus: Competing For Order In A Fragmenting World" (2023)​

“East Asian Security in the Multipolar World Order: A Review on the Security Threat Assessment of the Korean Peninsula Amid the Restructuring of International Order” (2022)

Co-Author, “South Korea’s Geopolitics: Challenges and Strategic Choices” (2022)

Co-Author, “Here's What the Research Says Might Happen If Kim Jong-Un Died: External pressure might actually make things worse” (2020)

 Conflict studies, political regimes and regime transitions, state fragility and conflict, threat perception, European security, forced migration   ​