List of Research Findings

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

#Indo-Pacific #China #Security #AJISS-Commentary

A Security Policy for Japan to Deal with China's Active Strategy

Bonji Ohara (Senior Fellow, the Sasakawa Peace Foundation)

#Disarmament / Non-proliferation

The Hiroshima Report 2021

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

Japan's Role in India's Infrastructure Journey: ODA, Technology, and Partnership for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals

#Security #JIIA Strategic Comments #Disarmament / Non-proliferation #CDAST

JIIA Strategic Comments (2020-17): Iran's New Legislation for Escalation and Options for the New US Administration

Nobumasa Akiyama (Professor, Hitotsubashi University/Adjunct Research Fellow, JIIA)

#Indo-Pacific #Security

Navigating by Sun and Compass Policy Brief Three: The Future of Japan-NATO Relations

Mirna Galic (Senior Fellow, Japan Institute of International Affairs)

#Indo-Pacific #AJISS-Commentary

A New Phase of Indo-Pacific Economic Connectivity and Governance

Saori N. Katada (Professor of international relation at the University of Southern California)

#Policy Brief（Center for Territory and History）

Japan at a Political and Strategic Crossroads: Complex Strategic Choices and a Balancing Act?

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Masao Shimojo　The Name “Sea of Japan” Is the Only Internationally Established Name (The Debate Concerning the Naming of the Sea of Japan ―Analysis of the South Korean Government’s Arguments based on Historical Materials and Maps―)

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Monika Chansoria　Pacific Islands: A Regional Edifice for Japan and India’s Collective Footprint

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Kotani Tetsuo　China’s “Nine Gates” and Security Policy in the Indo-Pacific: Challenges for Japan

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Atsuko Kanehara　International Law as a Tool to Combat China

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Jonathan Pryke　China’s Growing Presence in the South Pacific

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Collin Koh Swee Lean　Beijing’s Reach in the South China Sea

#JapanReview_Vol.4_No.1_Summer_2020

Masashi Murano　The Challenges and Responses to Japan’s Maritime Security

#Middle East & Africa #Research Reports

[Research Reports] Libyan Conflict and Its Interaction with Geopolitical Dynamics in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea

Amane Kobayashi (Senior Researcher, The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan)

Research Findings

English Publications