Eunhee Lee

Eunhee Lee is a candidate for the Georgetown University M.A. in Security Studies, Class of 2027. She has served in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea since 2022, where she has worked on emerging security issues, including AI governance, cybersecurity, multilateral regional cooperation, and bilateral relations with European countries. Lee holds dual bachelor’s degrees in International Relations and Economics from Seoul National University, where she wrote her thesis on the rise of the Quad and its implications for the U.S.-led hub-and-spoke security alliance system in Asia. Her interests include Indo-Pacific security, particularly the implications of U.S.-China strategic competition, emerging technologies and international security, and multilateral diplomacy.

Program: Second year student in the Master of Arts in Security Studies Program

Project: Retrenchment without Collapse: Functional Division of Labor as a Strategy for Sustaining Collective Deterrence in Northeast Asia

Adviser: Mr. Mustafa Popal; Adjunct Faculty, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University Chief of Staff to the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State (2021-23)