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Japan s Territories and Maritime
Issues Update is a review ofnews, policy reports, and analysis
concerning Japanese territories
and maritime issues.

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Japan Review

Symposia

In 2017, JIIA has launched a new project to offer abroad range of views on geostrategic and historicalissues that Japan currently faces. We present in English
the latest discussion on Japan's evolving foreign policy
as it adapts to new geopolitical realities. JIIA believes
that this project will be an indispensable source ofinformation and ideas for anyone interested in Japan's
foreign relations. Under this program, we organize
symposium, upload English translation of academic
papers by Japanese scholars, and publish the Japan
Review and newsletters.

The Japan Review ispublished in English
four times a year,
offering a broad
range of expertise on
foreign policy issues
connected to East
Asia. With the Japan
Review, our objective
is to outline key areas
related to the contextand challenges Japan faces on a range of historical andgeo-strategic issues. The Japan Review will look atthese issues from a global analytical perspective. It will
also offer analysis of Japan s evolving foreign policy as
it adapts to new geopolitical realities. The Japan Review
welcomes contributions by both Japanese and foreign
experts working on these topics.

JIIA has co-hosted symposia on geostrategic andhistorical issues with thinktanks and academic institutions.
The following are some of the events that JIIA organizedunder the Japan Information Center Program:

Resource Library

About UsThe Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA) is anindependent, nonpartisan policy think-tank focused onforeign and security policy. In 1959, former Prime
Minister Shigeru Yoshida founded JIIA to deepen
understanding of international affairs in Japan and tosupport Japan's international relations. JIIA ranked
14th globally and 1st in asia in the 2018 Global Go To
Think Tank Index offered by the Lauder Institute,
University of Pennsylvania.

JIIA translates research articles from Japanese to
English to promote high-quality Japanese scholarly works
on international relations. All articles are open for
personal use and research. The articles are available at:
Resource Libraryhttps://www.jiia-jic.jp/en/resourcelibrary/
orThe Japan Institute of International Affairs Repository
https://jiia.repo.nii.ac.jp/?lang=english

Policy Brief
Poilcy Briefs are policy essays by
JIIA Fellows and other experts
on geo-strategic and historicalissues. They are available at:https://www.jiia-jic.jp/en/policybrief/

Sympoium in London on Feb. 25, 2019

Symposium in Paris on Jan. 28, 2019

Title

Venue

Co-organizer

DateTerritory and Maritime
Issues in East Asia andTheir Origins

Kyoto,Japan

The Center for March 2,
Study of South 2019
China Sea,
Doshisha Univ.

Borders and the Rules
Based International
System: a historical andlegal basis

London,UK

RUSIFeb. 25,
2019

Asia and Europe fromParis,
The Versailles Treaty to France
The Present: The
Legacies of Past
War-Endings andPeace-making between
Constraints andForward Looking

FRS

Jan. 28,
2019

The Formation of theSan Francisco System:
From Occupation toPeace

Tokyo,
Japan

Supported byOct. 15,
Japan Center for 2018
Asian Historical
Records

Inﬂuence of Asia'sColonization: Debating
the Past, Present, andFuture of Territorial
Issues

NewDelhi,
India

The Centre for Feb. 23.
Land Warfare 2018
Studies(CLAWS)

Crossed Perceptions:
History and Memorial
Issues in Europe and in
Asia

Paris,
FranceFRS

Post-War U.S.-Japan
Reconciliation: Strategic
Beneﬁts of Healing

Washing Carnegie
Nov. 30,
ton DC, Endowment for 2017
USInternational
Peace

Jan. 17,2018