Policy Brief|The Japan Institute of International Affairs

Policy essays by JIIA Visiting Fellows and other experts on geo-strategic and historical issues.

Title	Author	Published
Bhutan-China Boundary Issues: The Complexities of Colonial History and Its Aftermath in Himalayan Asia	Monika Chansoria	08-07-2023
India's Refusal to Sign the 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty: Revisiting the Motivations of the Decision and of Historical Reconciliation towards Japan	Monika Chansoria	06-02-2023
History and Information Warfare : The Importance of Okinawa in Chinese Strategy	Valérie Niquet	04-14-2023
Democratization and International Relations: The Case of Japan-Taiwan Relations	Valérie Niquet	02-20-2023
Blending Japan's Robust Economics with Foreign Policy Pro-activism in the 1960s: The Hayato Ikeda Years	Monika Chansoria	12-12-2022
History of Japan in the Indian Ocean Region	Monika Chansoria	12-09-2022
Role of the Monarchy in Expanding Japan's Diplomatic Reach:Tracing Emperor Akihito's visits to India in 1960 and 2013	Monika Chansoria	09-12-2022
History in China: A tool at the service of the Party narrative	Valérie Niquet	08-04-2022
Australia-Japan relations 80 years after the bombing of Darwin: A case study of reconciliation and partnership	Thomas S. Wilkins	03-22-2022
The limits of repentance: lessons from France for a comparative approach with the Japan-Korea history debate	Valérie Niquet	10-08-2021

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