The Japan-China Dialogue-Towards building New Japan-China Relations-

Conference Papers

July 27, 2019
Tokyo, Japan

Co-Sponsored by
The Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR)The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ)

Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS)Table of Contents

1. Program……………………………….…………………………………………..1
2. Biographies of the Panelists………….…………………………………….........2
3. Participants List………….………………………………………………….........6
3. Appendix: Introductions to Co-sponsoring Organizations…...….....…..…...7(1) The Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR)………..…………………………….....7(2) The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ)…………………………...……………………….…….....8(3) Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS)……………...…...….…...………….....91. Program
The Japan-China Dialogue-Towards building New Japan-China RelationsJuly 27, 2019
"Conference Room," The Japan Forum on International Relations, Tokyo
Co-Sponsored by
The Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR)The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ)
Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS)

Opening Remarks
14:00-14:20
Opening Remark（8min.）WATANABE Mayu (渡辺繭), President, JFIR / President, GFJOpening Remark（8min.）YAN Anlin (厳安林), Vice President of SIIS

Session Ⅰ
14:20-15:55

The Current Situation and Future Perspective of Japan-China-U.S. Relatios

Chairperson

KAMO Tomoki (加茂 具樹), Distinguished Research Fellow, JFIR / Professor, Keio University

Keynote Speaker A (12 min.)SHAO Yuqun (邵 育群), Director of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies and Senior
Fellow of the Center for America Studies, SIIS

Keynote Speaker B (12 min.)

MORI Satoru (森 聡), Professor, Hosei University

Commentator A (8 min.)Wu Jinan (呉 寄南), Senior Fellow of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies, SIIS

Commentator B (8 min.)

MASUDA Masayuki (増田 雅之), Senior Fellow - National Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS)

Commentator C (8 min.)Chen Youjun (陳 友駿), Senior research fellow, SIIS

Free Discussions (45 min.)All Participants

15:55-16:05

Break

Session Ⅱ
16:05-17:50

The Situations of Korean Peninsula, the Strait Relations - Reactions of Japan and China

Chairperson

Wu Jinan (呉 寄南), Senior Fellow of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies, SIIS

Keynote Speaker A (12 min.)Keynote Speaker B (12 min.)

HOTTA Yukihiro (堀田 幸裕), Visiting Research Fellow, The Aichi University Institute of International
Affairs / Senior Research Fellow, The Kazankai Foundation
GONG Keyu (龔 克瑜), Deputy Director of the Center for Asian-Pacific Studies and Senior Fellow of theInstitute for international Strategy Studies, SIIS

Commentator A (8 min.)WATANABE Takeshi (渡辺剛), Professor, Kyorin University

Commentator B (8 min.)YAN Anlin (厳安林), Vice President of SIIS

Commentator C (8 min.)KAWAKAMI Momoko (川上 桃子), Deputy Director-General, Area Studies Center of Institute ofDeveloping Economies, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)

Commentator D (8 min.)Ji Yixin (季 伊昕)，Research Fellow at Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macau Studies, SIIS

自由討議 （45分）

All Participants

Wrap-up Session
17:50-18:00
KAMO Tomoki (加茂 具樹), Distinguished Research Fellow, JFIR / Professor, Keio University
Wrap-up (10 min.)Wu Jinan (呉 寄南), Senior Fellow of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies, SIIS[NOTE] Chines-Japanese simultaneous interpretation will be provided.

12. Biographies of the Panelists【China Side】
YAN Anlin

Vice President of SIIS

He obtained Bachelor’s degree in History from Nanjing University in 1984. Then he taught at the Central
School of Communist Youth League of China (now the China Youth University of Political Studies) for
three years. He acquired his Master’s and Doctoral degrees in History from Nanjing University in 1989
and 1992 respectively, the first ever Ph.D. in Taiwan studies on China’s mainland. He was appointed
director of the Research Department of the Shanghai Association of Taiwan Studies in July 1992 andbecame associate senior fellow in 1994. Beginning in April 1999, he worked at the Shanghai Institute of
Taiwan Studies as vice president and later as executive vice president and concurrently secretary-generalof the Shanghai Association of Taiwan Studies. In December 2003 he became a senior fellow. In January
2008, he was appointed director of the Department of Cross-Strait, Hong Kong, and Macao Studies at the
Shanghai Institute of International Studies. And in 2009 he was appointed executive director of theInstitute for Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macao Studies at SIIS. In January 2015, he was appointed vicechairman of the Academic Council at SIIS, and in September appointed vice president, SIIS. He is now
concurrently board member and senior fellow at a number of influential academic associations on Taiwan,
Hong Kong, and Macao studies, such as the Chinese Association of Taiwan Studies, the Law Association
for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits, the Chinese Association of Hong Kong and Macao Studies, theChinese Association of Strategic Studies, and the Center for the Study of Cross-Strait Relations. He haslong studied Taiwan politics, social issues, and cross-strait relations and was involved in thedecision-making process of mainland’s Taiwan policy. He has written, edited, and compiled a large
number of books, journals, dictionaries on Taiwan politics and cross-strait relations, including A Study of
Taiwan Elections, A Study of the DPP’s Foreign Relations, The Taiwan Issue in a Global Context(coauthor), A History of the DPP (coauthor), the Big Evolution of Taiwan’s Foreign Relations, On theInstitutionalization of Peaceful Development of Cross-Strait Relations, A Study on Cross-Strait Political
Negotiations, Taiwan Studies, A Survey on Taiwan Politics and Cross-Strait Relations, A Contemporary
Dictionary of Taiwan Economics, A Contemporary Dictionary of Who’s Who is Taiwan. He also chaired anumber of national research programs like “The Taiwan Issue and the Prospects for Cross-Strait
Reunification at the Dawn of the New Century,” “A Study of the New Generation in Taiwan,” “A Study on
the DPP’s Transformation,” and “On Taiwan’s Mainstream Public Opinion.” He also translated a book on
local politics in rural Taiwan.

SHAO Yuqun
Director of the Institute for Taiwan,
Hong Kong & Macao Studies and Senior Fellow of the Center for America Studies, SIIS
She used to work as the Deputy Director of the Department of American Studies and the Director of the
Department of Research Management & International Exchange, SIIS. Born in 1975, in Shanghai, sheearned her B.A. in Chinese language and literature and M.A. in International Chinese Studies at East
China Normal University and her Ph.D. in International Relations at the Fudan University.

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Wu Jinan

Senior Fellow of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies, SIISWu Jinan used to work as Director of the Department of Japanese Studies at SIIS. He is also the
President of Shanghai Association of Japanese Studies. Prof Wu published widely on Japan’s domestic
politics, Japan’s foreign relations with other countries. His most recent publications include Japan:
Domestic and Foreign Policies of the Democratic Party of Japan (Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2014);
Research on Japan’s Foreign Strategy in the New Century (Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2010);
Japan-Taiwan Relations after the Cold War (Shanghai: Shanghai People’s Press, 2009); “Bottlenecks” inSino-Japanese Relations (Co-author, Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2004); New-Generation Statesmen
and Stateswomen of Japan (Editor, Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2004)；New-Generation Statesmen andStateswomen of Japan (Beijing: Current Affairs Press, 2002)；at the Gate of New Century (Editor,
Shanghai Education Publisher, 1998); Perception of Japan from Asia( Japan Kawade Syobo Publisher,1994); “Japan’s Politicians of A New Generation: Their Emergence and Implication” ( Journal ofJapanese Studies, No.5, 1996). Prof. Wu was a visiting fellow at Japan’s National Institute for Research
Advancement from 1989 to 1990. From 1994-1995, he was a visiting scholar at Department ofInternational Affairs, University of Tokyo.

Chen Youjun

Senior research fellow, SIIS

Chen You Jun holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the Osaka City University in Japan. His research fields
include international political economics, regional political and economic cooperation, Sino-U.S.-Japan
political and economic relations, and China’s economic diplomacy. He was a visiting scholar at theGerman Development Institute (DIE) in 2011 where he researched China-EU economic cooperation in the
21st century. He has published more than 40 papers in domestic and foreign academic journals, including
Contemporary International Relations (China), Asia-Pacific Economic Review (China), Japanese Studies(China), Global Review (China), Pacific Journal (China), Southeast Asian Studies (China), Shanghai
Journal of Economics (China), International Review (China), Contemporary Economy of Japan (China),
World Economic Review (Japan), AZIYA KENKYU (Japan), FPRC Journal (India), and etc. He has
written more than 200 review articles for China’s People’s Daily, The China Review and other such
publications. His recent works include China-US Economic Frictions (Koyosyobo Publishing House, April2011), Japan’s New Political and Economic Values (Current Affairs Press, April 2013), Studies on Japan's
Economic Policies (World Affairs Press, May 2016), and Focusing on Asia-Pacific Region (World Affairs
Press, November 2016).

GONG Keyu

Deputy Director of the Center for Asian-Pacific Studies
and Senior Fellow of the Institute for international Strategy Studies, SIIS

Gong Keyu is also a vice president of Shanghai Institute of Korean Studies, China. Dr. Gong graduatedfrom Department of International Politics, Renmin University of China in 1995, and received M.A.,
International Relations, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies in 2004, and Ph.D., World
Economic, Shanghai Academy of Social Science in 2007. Dr. Gong’s research fields including Economic
Cooperation of East Asia, the North Korea Nuclear Issue, Sino-DPRK & Sino-ROK Relationship and theStrategy of Major Powers in the Region, etc. Dr. Gong has been a deputy director of Shanghai Luwan
Development and Reform Commission in 2008, and a visiting fellow in Freeman Chair in China Studies,
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CSIS, USA in 2010, and also a visiting fellow of International Scholar Exchange Fellowship (ISEF)
program of Korea Foundation for Advanced Studies (KFAS) in 2015. Her most recent publications include
Korean Peninsula situation and China, Xinxing Press, 2018, “North Korea’s Nuclear Tests and Sino-U.S.
Cooperation”, North Korea Review, 2017, Spring.

Ji Yixin

Research Fellow at Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macau Studies, SIIS

Her research focus: studies about the political, economic and social development in China's Taiwan, Hong
Kong and Macau, along with two lines of research programs. One focuses on the practical and theoreticalissues in the process of political and economic interactions both across the Straits and among theMainland, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau, with a particular eye to the new features and contents of "onecountry, two systems" under new circumstances. The other focus area analyzes the major international
actors' policies and relations vis-.-vis Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.

【Japanese Side】
WATANABE Mayu

President, JFIR / President, GFJ

Graduated from Chiba University. Received M.A. in Education from the Graduate School of the University ofTokyo in 1997. Joined the Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR) in 2000 and appointed Seniorresearch fellow in 2007, during which period she specialized in global human resource development andpublic diplomacy. Appointed Executive Director in 2011 and assumed Senior Executive Director in 2017. She
has served as President since 2018. Concurrently serving as President of the Council on East Asian
Community (CEAC).

KAMO Tomoki

Distinguished Research Fellow, JFIR / Professor, Keio University

Graduated from Faculty of Policy Management, and received Ph.D. in Media and Governance from Keio
University. Assumed the current position in 2008 after having served as Research Fellow at
Consulate-General of Japan in Hong Kong, and Associate Professor at Faculty of Law and Political Science,
Keio University. He also has served in the positions , among others, such as Visiting Scholar, Center for
Chinese Studies, University of California, Berkeley (2011-2012), Visiting Associate Professor, School ofInternational Affairs, National Chengchi University (2013), and Consul, Consulate-General of Japan in Hong
Kong (2016-2018).

MORI Satoru

Professor, Hosei University

He is also a senior fellow at the Nakasone Yasuhiro Peace Institute. He is a graduate of Kyoto University
Faculty of Law and received his LL.M. degrees from Kyoto University Graduate School of Law and theColumbia University Law School. After serving as a career diplomat at the Japanese Foreign Ministry(1996-2001), he obtained his Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo and was a research fellow at the Center for
Comparative Law and Politics, University of Tokyo (2006-08). He joined the Faculty of Law at Hosei
University as a tenured associate professor in 2008 and assumed professorship in 2010. During his sabbaticalleave, he was a Visiting Fellow at the Sigur Center for Asian Studies, George Washington University (2013-15)
and Visiting Researcher at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton
4University (2014-15). He is currently undertaking research on themes such as U.S. strategy in the Indo-Pacific,
the U.S. defense innovation and its implications for U.S. allies, and technology and international relations.

MASUDA Masayuki

Senior Fellow, National Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS)

Masayuki Masuda, senior fellow at the National Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS) in Tokyo. Heteaches and writes about issues in Asia-Pacific security, Chinese foreign and security policy, andSino-Japanese relations. He is also visiting fellow at the Asia Studies Center, Kanagawa University. In
2015-2016, Masuda was a visiting scholar at the East-West Center and a visiting academic at Daniel K.
Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (DKI APCSS). From 2008 to 2010, Masuda was a lecturer
at Tokyo Woman’s Christian University where he taught courses on international relations, security
studies, Chinese politics and Sino-Japanese relations. In 2001-2002, he was a visiting fellow at Shanghai
University.

HOTTA Yukihiro

Visiting Research Fellow, The Aichi University Institute ofInternational Affairs / Senior Research Fellow, The Kazankai Foundation

Received Master's degree from Department of Chinese Studies, Aichi University Graduate School in 2002, andattended Doctor's program at Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Tsukuba.
Joined The Kazankai Foundation in 2006, currently serving as Senior Researcher.

WATANABE Takeshi

Professor, Kyorin University

He was born in Taipei and grew up in both Taiwan and Japan (a quarter Taiwanese). At University Tsukuba,
he received B.A. (Political Science) in 1992, received M.A. (Political Science) in 1994, became a Ph.D. (Political
Science) candidate in 1998. Simultaneously He had received a Research Fellowship for Young Scientists (DC1)during 1995-1998, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS). In 1998, he started his career as a
researcher at Intelligence Bureau (Division of Analysis) in Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, an instructorat Police Academy for Foreign Affairs and National Chiba University. He joined the Faculty of Social Sciencesat Kyorin University in 2001. He also has taught at University of Tokyo, Hitotsubashi University, Keio
University, University of Tsukuba and so on. His research fields are mainly on Regional studies of Taiwan,
Taiwan-China relations, Japan-Taiwan relations.

KAWAKAMI Momoko

Deputy Director-General, Area Studies Center of Instituteof Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO)

Momoko Kawakami graduated from The University of Tokyo in 1991 and received a Ph. D in Economics
from The University of Tokyo in 2011. Her research focuses on industrial and corporate development in East
Asia with a special focus on Taiwan. Recently she is working on political economy of Taiwan-China
relationships and Silicon Valley- East Asia linkages. She has published many articles and book chapters on
the Taiwanese high-tech industry, Taiwan’s economic development, and Taiwan-China relationships. She wasa visiting research scholar at Chung-hua Institute for Economic Research (1995-1997), Institute of Sociology,
Academia Sinica (2012-13), and UC Berkeley (2013-2014).

(In order of appearance in the “Program”)

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3. Participants List
【China Side】【China side: SIIS】
YAN Anlin (厳安林)

Vice President of SIISWu Jinan (呉寄南)

Senior Fellow of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies, SIISSHAO Yuqun (邵育群)Director of the Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macao Studies
and Senior Fellow of the Center for America Studies, SIISGONG Keyu (龔克瑜)Deputy Director of the Center for Asian-Pacific Studies
and Senior Fellow of the Institute for international Strategy Studies, SIIS

Chen Youjun (陳友駿)

Senior research fellow, SIISJi Yixin (季伊昕)Research Fellow at Institute for Taiwan, Hong Kong & Macau Studies, SIIS

【Japan side】
KAMO Tomoki (加茂具樹)

Distinguished Research Fellow, JFIR / Professor, Keio University

MORI Satoru (森聡)Professor, Hosei University

MASUDA Masayuki (増田雅之)

Senior Fellow - National Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS)HOTA Yukihiro (堀田幸裕)

Visiting Research Fellow, The Aichi University Institute ofInternational Affairs / Senior Research Fellow, The Kazankai
Foundation

WATANABE Takeshi (渡辺剛)

Professor, Kyorin University

KAWAKAMI Momoko (川上桃子)

Deputy Director-General, Area Studies Center of Institute ofDeveloping Economies, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO)(In order of appearance in the “Program”)【JFIR,GFJ】
WATANABE Mayu (渡辺繭)

President, JFIR / President, GFJYANO Takuya(矢野卓也)

Director and Research Coordinator, JFIRITO Wakako (伊藤和歌子)

Senior Research Fellow, JFIRKIKUCHI Yona(菊池誉名)Director and Senior Research Fellow, JFIR

TAKAHATA Yohei(高畑洋平)

Senior Research Fellow, JFIR / Vice President, GFJ

TAKEDA Yuki(武田悠基 )Research Fellow, JFIR

【Guest】
ITO Michio(伊東道夫)

Chief Senior fellow researcher, The Institute of China Social
Economics /Ph.D.

MATSUMOTO Haruka(松本はる香)

East Asian Studies Group, Area Studies Center・Deputy Director,
Jetro

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4. Introductions to Co-sponsoring Organizations(1) The Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR)The Japan Forum on International Relations, Inc. (JFIR or The Forum) is a private, non-profit, independent, and non-partisanorganization dedicated to improved understanding of Japanese foreign policy and international relations. The Forum takes no
institutional position on issues of foreign policy, though its members are encouraged not only to analyze but also to propose
alternatives on matters of foreign policy. Though the Forum helps its members to formulate policy recommendations on mattersof public policy, the views expressed in such recommendations represent in no way those of the Forum as an institution and the
responsibility for the contents of the recommendations is that of those members of the Forum who sign them alone.
The Forum was founded on March 12, 1987 in Tokyo on the private initiative of Dr. OKITA Saburo, Mr. HATTORI Ichiro, Prof.
ITO Kenichi, and 60 other independent citizens from business, academic, political, and media circles of Japan, recognizing that apolicy-oriented research institution in the field of international affairs independent from the government was most urgently
needed in Japan. On April 1, 2011, JFIR was reincorporated as a “public interest foundation” with the authorization granted by
the Prime Minister in recognition of its achievements.
JFIR is a membership organization with four categories of membership, namely, (1) corporate, (2) associate corporate, and (3)individual. As for the organizational structure of JFIR, the “Board of Trustees” is the highest decision making body, which is incharge of electing the “Directors” and of supervising overall activities of JFIR, while the “Board of Directors” is an executive
body, which is in charge of the management of day-to-day operations of JFIR.
■Board of Trustees■Board of Directors

ARIMA Tatsuo

ITO Kenichi

Chairman

HAKAMADA Shigeki

WATANABE Mayu

President

HIRONO Ryokichi

HANDA Haruhisa

Director

ISHIGAKI Yasuji

ITO GoDirector

KUROYANAGI Nobuo

ITO Masanori

Director

OHYA Eiko

KAMIYA Matake

Director

SAKAMOTO Masahiro

KIKUCHI Yona

Director

SATO Ken

MORIMOTO Satoshi

Director

WATANABE Toshio

TAKUBO Tadae

Director

YAMAGUCHI NorioYANO Takuya

Director■Auditors
NAITOH Masahisa
WATANABE Kenichi
The Forum’s activities are composed of such pillars as “Policy Recommendations,” “e-Forum” “Research Programs,”“International Dialogues & Exchanges,” “Participation in International Frameworks,” “Information Gathering,” and “PR and
Enlightenment.” Of these pillars of activities, one important pillar is the “e-Forum: Hyakka-Seiho” which means “Hundred
Flowers in Full Bloom” (http://www.jfir.or.jp/cgi/m-bbs/). The “e-Forum,” which started on April 12, 2006, is open to the public,
functioning as an interactive forum for discussions on foreign policy and international affairs. All articles posted on the e-Forumare sent through the bimonthly e-mail magazine “Meru-maga Nihon Kokusai Foramu” in Japanese to about 10,000 readers inJapan. Furthermore, articles worth attention for foreigners are translated into English and posted on the English website of JFIR
(http://www.jfir.or.jp/e/index.htm) as “JFIR Commentary.” They are also introduced in the e-mail magazine “JFIR E-Letter” inEnglish. “JFIR E-Letter” is delivered bimonthly to about 10,000 readers worldwide.
Contact
Address: 2-17-12-1301, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0052, Japan
TEL: +81-3-3584-2190 FAX: +81-3-3589-5120 E-mail: jfir@jfir.or.jp URL: http://www.jfir.or.jp/j/7

(2) The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ)
Objectives and History
The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ) originates from the Japan Chapter of the Quadrangular Forum (QF), which was establishedin 1982 in Washington to serve as an informal promoter of the exchange of policy-oriented views and opinions among Japan,
US, Europe, and Canada. As the Cold War ended and its aftermath faded away, QF ceased its activity in 1996. The Japan
Chapter of QF survived the vicissitudes and developed into the Global Forum of Japan (GFJ) as an independent institution ofJapan for international intellectual exchanges. Since then, GFJ has been active as a hub for international exchanges with theglobal intellectual community at large.
Organization
The Global Forum of Japan (GFJ) is a private, non-profit, non-partisan, and independent membership organization in Japan.
Business Member, Political Member, and Academic Member support its activities as Governors and Members. The Secretariat
is housed in The Japan Forum on International Relations. GFJ is currently headed by ITO Kenichi as Chairman, WATANABE
Mayu as President, and TAKAHATA Yohei as Vice President and Executive Secretary. The membership is composed of 10
Business Members including the 4 Governors, TOYODA Shoichiro, MOGI Yuzaburo, ISHIKAWA Hiroshi, and YAGUCHI
Toshikazu; 10 Political Members including the 4 Governors, KAKIZAWA Mito, SUEMATSU Yoshinori, SUZUKI Keisuke, and
FUNADA Hajime; and 56 Academic Members including the 3 Governors, ITO Go, KAMIYA Matake, and TAKAHARA Akio.
Activities(1) e-forum “Giron-Hyakushutsu (Hundred Views in Full Perspective)” operated on the website of GFJ(2) Monthly held meetings of “Foreign Policy Luncheon” and “Diplomatic Roundtable”(3) PR and Enlightenment through publication of “Bulletin,” the website, mail magazine, etc.
(4) “International Dialogues” convened 3 to 4 times a year on policy-oriented issues with counterparts invited from various
parts of the world. Recent International Dialogues are as follows:
Years andMonths
2019

Feb.
Jul.

2018

Dec.
July

Mar.
Feb.
2017

Aug.
Jun.

Mar.
Feb.

ThemesCounterparts

Japan-U.S. Dialogue “U.S.-China “New Cold War”?: Implications forJapan and the United States"
The Japan - Indo-Pacific Dialogue “Free and Open Indo- PacificInitiative and Maritime Order”
The Japan-Russia Dialogue “Possibility of Japan-Russia Cooperationin an Increasingly Complex Northeast Asianew”
The Dialogue with the World “ GEOECONOMICS and The 21stCentury World and Japan”
The Strategic Dialogue with Central Asia “Strategic Prospects ofRegional Cooperation and Security in Central Asia”
The Japan-U.S. Dialogue “China Risks and China Opportunities –Implications for the ‘Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy’ –”The Dialogue with the World: Eurasia 2025

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Pathfinder Foundation (Sri Lanka)"Routledge Studies on Think Asia"“Central Asia + Japan” Dialogue “Prospects on the Current andFuture Japan-Central Asia Relations
Japan-ASEAN Dialogue “Changing Regional Order in the Asia Pacificand Japan-ASEAN Cooperation”

Japan-U.S. Dialogue “The Japan-U.S. Alliance in the Era of the Trump
Administration: Crossroads or Continuity?"
Japan-China Dialogue “Prospect of Japan-China Cooperation in
Aging Society”

The Far East Branch of the Russian Academy of
Sciences (FEB RAS)The Japan Forum on International Relations(JFIR)The Japan Forum on International Relations(JFIR)
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace(CEIP) (U.S.)
The French Institute for International andStrategic Affairs (IRIS) (France)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of JapanThe S. Rajaratnam School of International
Studies (RSIS) (Singapore), Nanyang
Technological University / The University ofSocial Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam
National University (VNU-USSH) (Vietnam)
Institute for National Strategic Studies,
National Defense University (INSS) (U.S.)
Shanghai International Studies University /Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences / Fudan
University (China)

Contact
Address: 2-17-12-1301, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0052, Japan
TEL: +81-3-3584-2193 FAX: +81-3-3505-4406 E-mail: gfj@gfj.jp URL: http://www.gfj.jp/j/8

(3) Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS)
Founded in 1960, the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies (SIIS) is a government-affiliatedhigh-caliber think tank dedicated to informing government decision-making by conducting policy-oriented
studies in world politics, economics, foreign policy, and international security. SIIS maintains intensive andextensive exchanges and cooperation with research institutions at home and abroad, bolstering China’s
international influence and soft power.

SIIS boasts an authorized size of 106 full-time research fellows and staff, including 60% senior fellows. SIIS
was ranked one of the top ten Chinese think tanks In 2006, and one of the top ten global think tanks(non-American) in 2008. SIIS comprises seven institutes and six research centers, namely, the institute for
global governance studies, the institute for foreign policy studies, the institute for world economic studies,
the institute for international strategic studies, the institute for comparative politics and public policy, theinstitute for Taiwan, Hong Kong& Macao Studies, the institute for data processing and studies, the center for
American studies, the center for Asia-Pacific Studies, the center for Russian and Central Asian Studies, thecenter for West Asia and Africa studies, the center for European studies, and the center for maritime andpolar studies. In addition, SIIS is an institutional member of the Shanghai International Strategic Studies
Association and the Shanghai International Relations Association.

Global Review (bimonthly, Chinese) and the China Quarterly of International Strategic Studies are the two
flagship journals of SIIS and have become a prestigious academic platform for domestic and international
scholarship.

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The Japan Forum on International Relations (JFIR)
17-12-1301, Akasaka 2-chome Minato-ku, Tokyo, 107-0052, Japan[Tel] +81-3-3584-2190[E-mail] jfir@jfir.or.jp[Fax] +81-3-3589-5120[URL] http://www.jfir.or.jp/