List of Research Findings

A list of research findings from JIIA is available for viewing.

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

Governance, Educat ion, Trade, Finance, Religion, and Gender: Ekai Kawaguchi's Notes on 20th Century Tibet

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

British India, Russia, and the Future of Neighborhood Diplomacy: Ekai Kawaguchi's Notes on 20th Century Tibet

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

Power balance: Japan's Role in the Indo-Pacific under the constraints of big powers priorities and unsolved historical and territorial questions

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

North China, Boxer Rebellion, Japan, Nepal, and Foreign Explorers: Ekai Kawaguchi's Notes on 20th Century Tibet

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Thomas Wilkins　The Role for Middle Powers in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Looking at Opportunities for Canada and Australia

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Izumi Nakamitsu　The Present and Future of Multilateralism and Expectations for Japan

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Kentaro Nishimoto　The Obligation of Self-Restraint in Undelimited Maritime Areas

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Shigeki Sakamoto　Restructuring the Maritime Order

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Yuichi Hosoya　The Rise and Fall of the Liberal International Order: 1919–2019

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Kerry Brown　Hundredth Anniversary of the Treaty of Versailles: Meanings and Implications

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Naoko Shimazu　The Wilsonian Vision for a New Liberal International Order: Symbolic Diplomacy at the Paris Peace Conference

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Naoko Shimazu　Japan at the Paris Peace Conference of 1919: A Centennial Reflection

#JapanReview_Vol.3_No.1_Summer_2019

Valérie Niquet　One Hundred Years after the Paris Peace Conference: A Welcomed Change in Mutual Perceptions

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

Ekai Kawaguchi's Expedition Inside Tibet: From the Frontier in July 1900, to Lhasa in March 1901

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

Reaching Tibet in July 1900 via British India and Nepal: Journey of the First Japanese, Ekai Kawaguchi

Research Findings

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