Expert Network
APSA's research draws on the judgment of people who work on the region every day. The Expert Network is how we find them, hear from them, and keep the conversation going.
The Network
The Expert Network is a geographically distributed group of specialists who advise APSA's research on a per-engagement basis. Members include former officials and policy practitioners, defense professionals, academic researchers, and industry specialists working in supply chains, energy, and technology.
The network is deliberately informal. There is no membership roster, no subscription, and no standing obligation. Experts engage only on the topics they choose to discuss, when they choose to discuss them.
Participation
Structured conversations with our research team, typically 45 to 60 minutes, scheduled at the expert's convenience. Most engagements take this form.
Short written responses to specific research questions, for experts who prefer to contribute in their own time.
Occasional invitations to comment on draft analysis within the expert's field, before publication.
Engagements are compensated. Terms are straightforward and agreed in writing before any engagement begins, and each engagement is a discrete piece of work: experts are never asked to commit to anything beyond it.
Profiles
Former officials and policy practitioners with direct experience of regional security issues, alliance management, or economic statecraft.
Defense professionals with operational, planning, or acquisition experience relevant to Indo-Pacific contingencies.
Area specialists and political scientists whose regional expertise adds depth and context to our assessment work.
Professionals working in supply chains, energy, semiconductors, cyber, and adjacent fields, who see the practical effects of strategic change first-hand.
Standards
If your background matches the profiles above, we would be glad to hear from you. Write to us with a brief note on your area of expertise and we will take it from there.
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