Mae Chow

Mae Chow

Research Assistant Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
Mae Chow

Mae Chow is a Research Assistant at the Centre on Asia and Globalisation (CAG) at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore. Her research interests include US-China rivalry, security cooperation, the role of threat perception in foreign policy, and geopolitics in Asia Pacific. Mae received her B.A in Psychology and International Politics from the University of Melbourne. She had also completed her Master's degree from the LKYSPP in International Affairs with a specialization in International Security.

Subsea Security & Defence: Masterclass

11:50 AM Securing Subsea Lifelines: Strengthening ASEAN–EU Cooperation on Undersea Cable Resilience and Security

• Cross-regional cooperation models (EU Cable Security Action Plan meeting ASEAN's Enhanced Guidelines 

on Submarine Cable Resilience). 
• Harmonizing Repair & Protection Mandates: Regulatory frameworks for streamlined repair permitting 
and coordinated maritime monitoring in contested waters like the South China Sea. 
• Moving beyond military alliances: How middle powers manage infrastructure security through 
institutional diplomacy.

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