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
The Coming of Ages of the EU Strategic Thinking on Asia Part 2 : Understanding Each Other Challenges: Towards a New Partnership with Japan	Valérie Niquet	04-23-2019
Third UN Conference on Law of the Sea (1973-1982): Promoting Peace, Security, Law, and Order in the Oceans	Monika Chansoria	04-22-2019
Countering Foreign Influence and Interference in Open Societies － A Japanese Perspective on Authoritarian Infiltration	Hideshi Tokuchi	03-14-2019
1919 Paris Peace Conference Centennial : Recollecting India's Representation and Participation	Monika Chansoria	01-24-2019
A deteriorating security environment in Europe: Lessons for the Indo Pacific region	Thomas S. Wilkins	01-21-2019
The coming of age of the EU strategic thinking on Asia. Part 1: from the fascination for China's potential to disenchanted realism.	Valérie Niquet	12-18-2018
1960 UN Conference on Law of the Sea: A Provisional Impediment in the Debate on Freedom of the Seas	Monika Chansoria	11-06-2018
Australia and Japan facing "disruptive" challenges to the rules based order in the Indo-Pacific	Thomas S. Wilkins	10-17-2018
Power Transition and Beijing's Japan Policy under Xi Jinping	Jingdong Yuan	09-28-2018
Taking the Cudgel for the 12 July 2016 UNCLOS Ruling? The Revival of the QUAD	Renato Cruz De Castro	09-28-2018

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