
Biography
Resi Qurrata Aini is a PhD student of Politics Research at King’s College London. Previously, she was a lecturer and researcher at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Indonesia. She also served as the managing editor of Global: Jurnal Politik International – the oldest university-based journal in international relations in Indonesia. She also serves as a reviewer for Q1 Scopus-indexed journal in ASEAN Studies. Resi completed her master’s and bachelor’s degrees at the Department of International Relations, Universitas Indonesia.
Research
- International security studies
- East Asian security and affairs
- South-east Asian studies
- Defence reform
- Maritime security
- Non-traditional security
Doctoral research
Middle Power Regional Engagement Initiative: South Korea partnership with ASEAN and African Union.
Doctoral Supervisors
Professor Ramon Pacheco Pardo and Dr Benjamin Jones.
Selected publications
Indonesia and South Korea: Two Middle Powers in Concord amid Great Powers Rivalry (in Lam Peng Er (ed.), “South Korea’s New Southern Policy: A Middle Power’s International Relations with Southeast Asia and India” (London: Routledge, 2023)
Being Bold in the Indo-Pacific: Implications to the ROK’s Middle Power Diplomacy and Strategic Partnership with ASEAN, ASEAN Insights,4 no.4, Dec 2022. Published by ASEAN Studies Center, Universitas Indonesia, supported by ROK Mission to ASEAN ·
Quasi-Alliance at Play: The Curious Case of South Korea's Aborted Withdrawal from GSOMIA in 2019, Jurnal Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik – JSP UGM. 24 No. 3, March 2021
The Implementation of South Korea’s Military Technology Reform in The Perspective of Techno-nationalism, Sospol: Jurnal Sosial Politik – UMM, 7(1), Jan–Jun 2021
The Absence of ASEAN - India Cooperation on COVID-19: a Missed Potential? (Nov 2020) ASEAN Insights, published by ASEAN Study Center Universitas Indonesia with support from The Mission of The Republic of Korea to ASEAN
Research

King’s Korea Initiative
The King’s Korea Initiative aims to become one of the leading European and global hubs for dialogue, research and commentary about contemporary Korea
Research

King’s Korea Initiative
The King’s Korea Initiative aims to become one of the leading European and global hubs for dialogue, research and commentary about contemporary Korea