[Research Reports] Domestic Factors' influence on Indo-Pacific Economic Strategy
- 04-28-2022
- Saori N. Katada (Professor of International Relations, University of Southern California; Adjunct Fellow, The Japan Institute of International Affairs)
Indo-Pacific
In the Indo-Pacific region, which connects two major oceans, competition among major powers has been intensifying in the areas of maritime security and infrastructure development. In the South China Sea, which can be considered a junction of the two oceans, tensions are rising not only among neighboring countries but also between the US and China due to China's construction of artificial islands and militarization. For Japan, which relies on maritime routes for the import of resources, maintaining international law and the principle of the rule of law has become an important issue. Moreover, the region's infrastructure development needs are still not being fully met. In addition to China's Belt and Road Initiative, the "Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy" of the US and Japan is vying for dominance over not only the infrastructure market but also the norms and orderliness of development. JIIA is examining the competition among major powers over the international order in the Indo-Pacific region and its future direction as well as Japan's best course of action, with input from experts both domestically and internationally.
Strong Partners: Japanese and American Perceptions of the US and the World
- 03-30-2022
[Research Reports] AUKUS‐Current Significance for Security in the Indo-Pacific
- 03-29-2022
- Tokuhiro Ikeda (Director of National Security Institute, Fujitsu System Integration Laboratories / Senior Fellow, Asian Center, Harvard University / Vice Admiral (Ret.) JMSDF)
[Research Reports] The Formulation Process of the ASEAN Outlook on the Indo-Pacific (AOIP)
- 03-29-2022
- Sanae Suzuki (Associate Professor, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo)
[Research Reports] The Current Stage of North Korea's "Tactical Nuclear Weapons" Development -The Utility of the KN-23 Missile and Diversification
- 03-29-2022
- Hideya Kurata (Professor, Director of Global Security Center, National Defense Academy / Adjunct Fellow, Japan Institute of International Affairs)
[Research Reports] The Strategic Significance of a "Multiethnic Singapore"
- 03-18-2022
- Tsutomu Kikuchi (Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University /Senior Adjunct Fellow, The Japan Institute of International Affairs)
JIIA Strategic Comments (2022-01)
The Philippine Presidential Election and Its International Implications- 03-10-2022
- Kazuhide Ishikawa (Adjunct Fellow, The Japan Institute of International Affairs; Former Ambassador of Japan to the Philippines)
Simultaneous application for CPTPP membership by China and Taiwan: A valuable platform for dialogue with China?
- 02-04-2022
- Toshiya Tsugami (Adjunct Fellow, the Japan Institute of International Affairs)
Japan's Economic Security and Semiconductor Industry
- 02-03-2022
- Kazuto Suzuki (Professor of the Graduate School of Public Policy at The University of Tokyo)
[Research Reports] South Korea's Military Build-up Could Prove Counterproductive to National Security：Parochial Interests Exploit Nationalism
- 01-17-2022
- Takeshi WATANABE (Senior Fellow, the National Institute for Defense Studies)
Japan's foreign and national security policy under Kishida: challenges and opportunities
- 12-13-2021
- Yuki Tatsumi (Senior Fellow and Co-Director of the East Asia Program and Director of the Japan Program at the Stimson Center)
AUKUS and Japan
- 12-09-2021
- Nobukatsu Kanehara (Professor, Doshisha University/Adjunct Fellow, The Japan Institute of International Affairs)
Supply Chains Survived COVID-19
- 12-08-2021
- Fukunari Kimura (Professor, Faculty of Economics, Keio University/ Chief Economist, Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA))
The Coast Guard Law: China's Readiness for a Maritime Military-Civil Fusion Strategy
- 04-30-2021
- Chisako T. Masuo (Associate Professor, Kyushu University/ Adjunct Fellow, the Japan Institute of International Affairs)
JMSDF Activities in the Indo-Pacific Region
- 04-05-2021
- Tokuhiro Ikeda (Director, National Security Institute, Fujitsu System Integration Laboratories Ltd./ Former Commandant, Kure District /VADM, JMSDF (Ret.))
A Security Policy for Japan to Deal with China's Active Strategy
- 02-02-2021
- Bonji Ohara (Senior Fellow, the Sasakawa Peace Foundation)
Navigating by Sun and Compass Policy Brief Three:
The Future of Japan-NATO Relations- 01-15-2021
- Mirna Galic (Senior Fellow, Japan Institute of International Affairs)
A New Phase of Indo-Pacific Economic Connectivity and Governance
- 01-14-2021
- Saori N. Katada (Professor of international relation at the University of Southern California)
Abe's Diplomatic Achievements and Tasks for Suga
- 12-16-2020
- Matake Kamiya (Professor of International Relations at the National Defense Academy of Japan and Adjunct Fellow of the Japan Institute of International Affairs)
Strategic Annual Report 2019 : The Changing International Order in the Indo-Pacific and Japan's Choice
- 12-02-2019