Japan Institute of International Affairs

JIIA

Japan Institute of International Affairs

Type Research Center
Website jiia-jic.jp
Wikipedia Wikipedia
Year founded 1959
Location Tokyo Japan Japan
Functions Research
Tags foreign affairs
Summary The Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA), founded in 1959, is a private, nonpartisan policy think-tank focused on foreign affairs and security issues. In addition to a wide range of research projects, the institute promotes dialogues and joint studies with other institutions and experts at home and abroad, examines Japanese foreign policy and makes proposals to the government, and disseminates information on international relations to the public. The institute, together with a large network of affiliated scholars, aims to serve as an indispensable resource on international affairs in a complex world.

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JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 9 August 2023

protection of Tibet… irredentist regions to be Crucially, Article VIII in the 1865 agreement, regained as soon as possible…’17 Meanwhile, as revised in the Treaty of 1910, stated: “… the …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 9 June 2023 English

This paper focuses on reviewing primary archival documents of the year 1951 through which India developed and formed its case and position on the 1951 Japanese peace treaty.2 Choosing to …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 21 April 2023 English

They touch on the power rivalry with Japan and the desire to put pressure on the archipelago in connection with the Senkakus, but also on the role of the United …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 14 March 2023

Then, simply reflecting such possibilities in a theoretical framework would produce four patterns of the use of weapons and the measures that the use of weapons accompanies: first and second, …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 14 March 2023 English

The Franco-German reconciliation model does not correspond to the challenges of the Japan-PRC relationship The Franco-German reconciliation model does not correspond to the challenges of the Japan-PRC relationship Valérie Niquet* …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 14 March 2023 English

Then, simply reflecting such possibilities in a theoretical framework would produce four patterns of the use of weapons and the measures that the use of weapons accompanies: first and second, …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 14 March 2023 English

But the Advisory Panel on the History of the 20th Century and on Japan’s Role and the World Order in the 21st Century, of which I am a member, was …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 14 March 2023 English

Japan-India relations after World War II can be broadly divided chronologically into two phases: the first phase lasting until the end of the 1980s and the second phase beginning in …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 28 February 2023 English

The remarkable development since the 1980s of Taiwan’s democracy, which now ranks 11th among the world’s democracies and first in Asia, has implications for the nature of relations between Japan …


JIIA: Japan Institute of International Affairs · 21 December 2022 English

Ikeda began wherein Japan could prosper domestically and the article by proclaiming, “… the economic participate positively in the creation of an open vitality of the Japanese people is overtaking …


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