Annual Brochure October 2018

The Japan Institute of International Affairs

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Message from the President

I assumed the post of President of the Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA) on June

27th, 2018 and I extend my warmest greetings to you all.

JIIA is an independent, nonpartisan policy think-tank focused on foreign and security policy.

In 1959, former Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida founded JIIA to deepen understanding of

international affairs in Japan and to support Japan’s international relations. Yoshida steered

Japan through the post-1945 transformation as prime minister until 1954, after which he

served as the first chairman of JIIA.

In 1960, JIIA received accreditation as an independent foundation from the Japanese Ministry

of Foreign Affairs and, in 2012, JIIA was transformed into “a public-interest incorporated

foundation” to further advance its public role and mission.

In addition to a wide range of research programs, JIIA engages in dialogue and joint studies

with other institutions and experts at home and abroad. JIIA examines Japan’s foreign policy,

provides cutting-edge research and analysis, and offers recommendations to the government

and the wider public. JIIA is keen to reach out to a broad audience, including academia,

business circles and local communities, and is also pursuing the goal of educating

researchers and members of the younger generations.

With an extensive network of affiliated scholars, JIIA aims to serve as a leading resource for

information and analysis on international affairs in this complex world. I am privileged to lead

JIIA as its president, and I look forward to further developing the capacity of this promising

think-tank both quantitatively and qualitatively.

Kenichiro SASAE

President

Director General

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Mission Statement

The institute is an independent / public hybrid think tank on foreign and security affairs based

in Tokyo. Our mission is to conduct high quality research in order to serve as an

indispensable resource for its members, government officials, business executives,

academics, press / media and public.

Articles of JIIA's incorporation stipulate the institute's aims and endeavors as follows:

The institute's aims shall be to conduct research on international affairs and scientifically

examine Japan's foreign policy to provide a constructive framework for formulating such

policy; disseminate knowledge and information on international affairs and encourage

research on international affairs by universities and research groups throughout Japan; assist

in shaping world opinion favorably toward Japan and ensuring the sound administration of

Japan's foreign affairs; and contribute willingly to world peace and prosperity.

The institute shall undertake the following endeavors in order to achieve the aforementioned

aims.

1. Research studies and policy recommendations pertaining to international affairs

2. Dialogues and exchanges on international affairs with Japanese/foreign universities,

research institutes, research groups, etc.

3. Endeavors pertaining to the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), etc.

4. Diffusion of knowledge and dissemination of information inside and outside Japan on the

aforementioned endeavors and on other international issues through electronic media,

magazines, books and other publications as well as seminars, lectures, discussion

meetings, and similar gatherings

5. Other endeavors deemed necessary to achieve the institute’s aims

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History

1959 Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA) established

1960 JIIA approved as incorporated foundation affiliated with Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Monthly publication "Kokusai Mondai" first published

1963 JIIA approved as specified public interest promotion corporation

1981 Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC) Secretariat established

1994 Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP) Secretariat established

1996 Center for the Promotion of Disarmament and Non-Proliferation (CPDNP) established

2008 JIIA ranked 2nd in Asia in "Global Go-To Think Tank Rankings" announced by

University of Pennsylvania (US)

2010 19th PECC General Meeting held in Japan

JIIA celebrates 50th anniversary

2012 JIIA certified by Prime Minister as public interest incorporated foundation;

JIIA assumes new status

2014 JIIA ranked 1st in Asia and 13th globally in "Global Go-To Think Tank Rankings"

JIIA merged with Institute of World Economy

2017 JIIA again ranked 1st in Asia and 14th globally in “Global Go-To Think Tank Rankings”

From left to right: Director General Kamikawa, U.S. Ambassador MacArthur, Chairman Yoshida (April 28th, 1960)

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Board of Directors and Auditors

Executive Directors

Chairman: Motoyuki OKA Honorary Adviser, Sumitomo Corporation

Vice-Chairs: Akishige OKADA Advisor, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp.

Yoshiji NOGAMI Former President, JIIA

Former Ambassador to the U.K.

Takashi OYAMADA Senior Advisor, MUFG Bank, Ltd.

President: Kenichiro SASAE President and Director General, JIIA

Director: Tetsuo TAKAGI Executive Director and General Secretary, JIIA Directors

Naoki ATSUMI Representative Director, Executive Vice President, Kajima Corporation

Shoichi OIKAWA Executive Adviser, Senior Deputy Editor-in-Chief, International Operations of The Yomiuri Shimbun Holdings

Motoyuki OKA Honorary Adviser, Sumitomo Corporation

Akishige OKADA Advisor, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

Takashi OYAMADA Senior Advisor, MUFG Bank, Ltd.

Koichi KAWANA Vice Chairman, JGC Corporation

Eizo KOBAYASHI Senior Representative for Business Community Relations, ITOCHU Corporation

Kenichiro SASAE President and Director General, JIIA

Ken SATO President, Institute for International Policy Studies

Osamu SHINOBE Vice Chairman, ANA Holdings Inc.

Tetsuo TAKAGI Executive Director and General Secretary, JIIA

Yukio TADA Senior Advisor, Sojitz Research Institute, Ltd

Yoshitaka TSUDA Representative Executive Officer, Executive Vice President and Executive Officer, CMO, General Manager, Corporate Sales & Marketing Group, General Manager of Innovation Business Division, Hitachi Ltd

Takao NAKAI Chairman, Toyo Seikan Group Holdings, Ltd

Katsunori NAKANISHI Chairman and Chief Executive Office, The Shizuoka Bank, Ltd.

Yoshinobu NAKAMURA President, Seiko Holdings Corporation

Masashi NISHIHARA President, Research Institute for Peace and Security

Yoshiji NOGAMI Former President, JIIA

Sadayuki HAYASHI Former Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador to the U.K.

Tadaaki MAEDA Advisor, Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.

Yoshitake YAMAGUCHI Senior Fellow, General Manager, Government & External Relations Office, Toshiba Corp.

Kanji WAKUNAGA President, Wakunaga Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

Auditors Masatsohi DEGUCHI Executive Officer, General Manager, Internal Auditing Department, Sumitomo Corporation

Makoto SHIRAI Trustee, Toshiba International Foundation

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Advisor, Councilors and General Counsels Councilors

Takeo INOKUCHI Honorary Advisor, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yoshinori IMAI Professor, Ritsumeikan University

Yasuhiko ENDOH Appointed Chancellor, Japan Foundation for Regional Art-Activities

Eiko OHYA-EDAHIRO President, Oya Soichi Library, Inc.

Shunichi KITO Director & Executive President, Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd.

Teiichi SATO Honorary President, Tokyo National Museum

Minoru SATO Advisor, Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line)

Yukio SATOH Former Ambassador to the U.N.

Hiroshi SHIGETA President, The Okazaki Institute

Rikio NAGAHAMA Chairperson, NPO Triton Arts Network

Joji HARANO President, Japan Echo Inc.

Ryokichi HIRONO Professor Emeritus, Seikei University

Hiroaki FUKAMI Professor Emeritus, Keio University

Taizo YAKUSHIJI Research Counsellor, Institute for International Policy Studies

Aiko Jane YAMANO Principal, Yamano Beauty College, Yamano Gakuen

Yoshinobu YAMAMOTO Senior Research Adviser, PHP Research Institute

Yozo YOKOTA President, The Center for Human Rights Affairs

Akio WATANABE Vice Chairman, Research Institute for Peace and Security

General Counsel

Kojiro SHIRAISHI Chairman of the board, The Yomiuri Shimbun Holdings

Sumitaka FUJITA Advisor, Itochu Corporation

Yohsaku FUJI Advisor, The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.

Rei MASUNAGA Former Director, Institute of World Economy

Kazuo TSUKUDA Senior Executive Adviser, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd

Shunji YANAI Judge, International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea

Hiroshi WATANABE President, Institute for International Monetary Affairs

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Research Staff

President and Director General

Kenichiro SASAE

Director General (Acting)

Yasunori NAKAYAMA

Executive Director and Secretary General Director of CPDNP

Tetsuo TAKAGI Sumio TARUI

Director of Research Coordination Policy Director of CPDNP

Shu NAKAGAWA Akemi SUTO

Senior Research Adviser Special Research Fellow

Seiichiro TAKAGI Kohei SAITO

Senior Fellows

Chushiro YONEZAWA (CPDNP: CTBT (Radionuclide data))

Tetsuo KOTANI (Japan-US Alliance, Maritime Security)

ToyomiSAKAMOTO (CPDNP: CTBT (Seismological data))

Hirofumi TOSAKI (CPDNP: Nuclear Non- Proliferation)

Fellows

Naoko FUNATSU (American Politics and Foreign Relations)

Hironori FUSHITA (Political and Economic issues in Russia)

Ryosuke HANADA (Political and economic issues in Australia, India and ASEAN)

Kazumasa HAYAMARU (Chinese Modern Foreign Relations)

Tomoki IIMURA (Political and Economic Issues in Korean Peninsula)

Shinya KADOZAKI (Chinese Politics and Foreign Relations)

Mari NUKII (Politics, Societies, Cultures and Histories of Middle East Countries)

Miho OKADA (Russian Security Policy)

Kiyomi OKUBO

Shigeru OSUGI (CPDNP: CTBT (On-site inspections))

Shunsuke SATO (Political Issues in Europe)

Chihiro SHIKATA

Yoshiaki TAKAYAMA (CPDNP: Security Trade Control, Arms Transfer))

Kensuke YANAGIDA (International Economy, Development Issues, APEC)

Senior Adjunct Fellows

Naoya Okuwaki Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo

Tsutomu KIKUCHI Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University

Fumiaki KUBO Professor, University of Tokyo

Akio TAKAHARA Professor, University of Tokyo

Akihiko TANAKA Professor, University of Tokyo

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Adjunct Fellows

Masahiko ASADA (CPDNP) Professor, Kyoto University

Hideaki ASAHI Former Professor, University of Tokyo

Ken ENDO Professor, Hokkaido University

Yuichi HOSOYA Professor, Keio University

Matake KAMIYA Professor, National Defense Academy

Hideaki KANEDA Director, Okazaki Institute

Kenichi KAWASAKI Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)

Hideya KURATA Professor, National Defense Academy

Mitsuru KUROSAWA (CPDNP) Professor, Osaka Jyogakuin College

Toshihiro NAKAYAMA Professor, Keio University

Mutsuyoshi NISHIMURA Special Advisor to the Cabinet

Shigenobu TAMURA Foreign Relations, Security

Toshiya TSUGAMI Representative, Tsugami Workshop

Kyoichi WAKAYAMA Director, Japanese Secretariat of Japan-China Joint Study

Katsuyuki YAKUSHIJI Professor, Toyo University

Center Chairs

Kenichiro SASAE

Chair of CSCAP Japan Chair of Japan PECC

Senior Visiting Fellows Visiting Fellows

Monika CHANSORIA Edward SCHWARCK The Center for Land Warfare Studies, India Former Royal United Services Institute, U.K.

Jonathan BERKSHIRE MILLER Darshana BARUAH Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada; Council Carnegie, India on International Policy, Canada

Valérie Niquet Mirna GALIC Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique, Hitachi, Council on Foreign Relations France International Affairs Fellow, U.S.

Thomas WILKINS University of Sydney, Australia

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Research Programs and Conferences The institute is engaged in a range of research on international political and security issues, grand strategy, nuclear non-proliferation, regional integration, energy, and a host of bilateral relationships. Our research emphasizes policy analysis and recommendation as well as the dissemination of information to stimulate informed public debate. Research findings are presented in reports, publications and in public forums. The institute organizes following study groups and taskforce during the recent years: Fiscal year 2017-2019 (April 2017 - March 2020) ◆A-1: The Trump Administration’s Foreign Policy and Japan-US Relations ◆A-2: China’s Foreign Policy and Other Countries’ Policies Toward China ◆A-3: Europe in Turbulence and the International Order ◆B-1: Bottom-up Review Security Policy ◆B-2: The Korean Peninsula in an ‘Age of Uncertainty’ and Japan’s Foreign / Security Policy ◆B-3: Post-Putin Russia ◆C-1: World Economy ◆C-2: Global Risk ◆D-1: Maritime Security and Preservation of the Rule of Law in the Indo-Pacific Region: Japan’s Diplomacy for Maintaining and Enhancing Global Public Goods Fiscal year 2015-2016 (April 2015 - March 2017) ◇Major developments in the US and China and US-China relations amidst turmoil in the international order ◆Domestic factors influencing US foreign policy ◆China's domestic situation and foreign policy ◆US-China relations and international relations surrounding the US and China

◇Security policy reality check - New security legislation/guidelines and circumstances on the Korean Peninsula and in the Middle East - ◆Security policy ◆Japan’s security and comprehensive analysis of circumstances on the Korean Peninsula ◆Current Situation in the Middle East and the new regional order ◇Issues Facing the Rule of Law in the Indo-Pacific and Maritime Security (Country Profile) ◆International Law Research (International Rule Review) ◆Regional Research (Country-specific Policy Research) ◇New developments in the Asia-Pacific’s post-TPP economic order - Acceleration of inclusive economic partnerships and correspondence analysis of excluded areas ◆The Post-TPP Trade Architecture ◆Examination of Russia's eastward shift ◇Japan`s Resource Diplomacy and Energy Cooperation

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Fiscal year 2016 (April 2016 - March 2017)

Mar 2017 JIIA-ECFR Joint Open Seminar on Regional Order and Maritime Security in the Asia-Pacific, Paris

Japan-US Security Seminar, Washington, DC

JAPAN-Australia (JIIA-ASPI) Track 1.5 Dialogue, Tokyo

Dec 2016 The 7th JIIA-CICIR Conference (China Institute of Contemporary International

Relations), Tokyo Nov 2016 IPIS-JIIA Roundtable at the IPIS (Institute of Political and International Studies of the

Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Tehran

The 31st JIIA-IFANS (The Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, Korea National Diplomatic Academy) Dialogue, Tokyo

The 9th Japan-China-ROK Trilateral Cooperation Forum, Seoul

Oct 2016 The 7th JIIA-MGIMO Dialogue, Tokyo

JIIA-DAV (Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam) Dialogue, Hanoi

The 2nd Japan-India (JIIA-DPG) Dialogue, Delhi

Sep 2016 D-10 Strategy Forum, Tokyo

JIIA-UNSW-DAV Conference on the South China Sea in the Broader Maritime Security

in the Indo-Pacific, Canberra

Aug 2016 The 30th JIIA-CIIS Dialogue (China Institute of International Studies), Beijing

Jun 2016 JIIA-IIR (Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Taiwan) Dialogue, Tokyo

May 2016 Policy Forum toward the G7 Ise-Shima Summit “Changes and Challenges”, Tokyo

JIIA-KINU (Korea Institute for National Unification) Dialogue, Seoul

April 2016 The 11th Japan-Singapore Symposium (JIIA-IPS), Tokyo

Fiscal year 2015 (April 2015 - March 2016)

Mar 2016 JIIA-RUSI-CSIS Joint Open Seminar on Maritime Security in the East and South China Seas, London

JIIA-CSIS Joint Open Seminar on Freedom of Navigation and Maritime Capacity Building, Jakarta

Japan-US Security Seminar, Washington DC

Jan 2016 The 4th Japan-Russia-US Trilateral Conference (JIIA-MGIMO-CSIS), Washington DC

JIIA-KINU (Korea Institute for National Unification) Dialogue, Seoul

Dec 2015 The 3rd Japan - US Kanazawa Conference, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture

Nov 2015 JIIA-DAV (Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam) Dialogue, Tokyo

Oct 2015 The 8th Japan-China-ROK Trilateral Cooperation Forum, Seoul

July 2015 The 6th JIIA-CICIR Conference (China Institute of Contemporary International

Relations), Tokyo

June 2015 The 30th Japan-IFANS (The Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, Korea National Diplomatic Academy) Dialogue, Seoul

Fiscal year 2014 (April 2014 - March 2015)

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Mar 2015 The 3rd Japan-India Dialogue, Tokyo

Japan-US Security Seminar, Washington, DC

Feb 2015 Symposium on Postwar Japan’s 70 Years and Proactive Contribution to Peace, Tokyo

The 8th JIIA-IPIS (Institute for Political and International Studies, Iran) Roundtable, Tehran

The 2nd JIIA-CSR (Center for Strategic Research, Expediency Discernment Council, Iran) Dialogue, Tehran

JIIA-IIRI (Ilmin International Relations Institute (IIRI), Korea University) Dialogue, Seoul

JIIA-RAND Corporation Dialogue, Tokyo

Jan 2015 The 4th JIIA-INSS (Institute for National Security Strategy, South Korea) Dialogue, Tokyo

Dec 2014 JIIA-IIR (Institute of International Relations, National Chengchi University, Taiwan) Dialogue, Tokyo

The 3rd JIIA-IIS (Institute of International Studies, Fudan University, China) Dialogue, Tokyo

Nov 2014 The 7th Japan-China-ROK Trilateral Cooperation Forum, Seoul

The 4th Japan-ROK Dialogue, Seoul

Oct 2014 JIIA-DAV (Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam) Dialogue, Hanoi

The 3rd JIIA-INSS (Institute for National Security Studies, Israel) Dialogue, Tel Aviv

JIIA-CPR (Center for Political Research, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Israel) Dialogue, Tel Aviv

The 7th Japan-New Zealand Track II Meeting, Tokyo

Sep 2014 The 5th Japan-China International Affairs Conference, Beijing

The 28th JIIA-CIIS (China Institute of International Studies) Dialogue, Beijing

Aug 2014 JIIA-SAM (Center for Strategic Research, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Turkey) Dialogue, Ankara

JIIA-ORSAM (Center for Middle Eastern Strategic Studies, Turkey) Dialogue, Ankara

Jul 2014 SIPRI Maritime Security Forum, Stockholm

Meeting with Pacific Forum Young Leaders, Tokyo

Jun 2014 JIIA-ECFR (European Council on Foreign Relations) Dialogue, Tokyo

JIIA-KINU (Korea Institute for National Unification) Dialogue, Tokyo

The 29th Japan-IFANS (The Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security, Korea National Diplomatic Academy) Dialogue, Tokyo

May 2014 Japan-Taiwan Strategic Dialogue, Taiwan

Fiscal year 2013 (April 2013 - March 2014)

Mar 2014 The 20th Japan-U.S. Security Seminar, Washington D.C.

The 5th Saudi-Japanese Workshop, IDS (Institute of Diplomatic Studies), Riyadh

Feb 2014 The 7th IPIS-JIIA Roundtable at the IPIS (Institute

Symposium on Postwar Japan’s 70 Years and

Proactive Contribution to Peace

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of Political and International Studies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Tehran

Jan 2014 France-Japan Strategic Dialogue, Paris, IFRI (Institut Francais Des Relations Internationals)

Dec 2013 The 4th JIIA-MGIMO Conference (Moscow State Institute of International Relations), Moscow

Nov 2013 The 2nd Japan - US Kanazawa Conference, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture

The 6th Trilateral Cooperation Forum of Korea,China and Japan, Tokyo,

The 27th JIIA-CIIS Dialogue (China Institute of International Studies), Tokyo

JIIA-Chatham House Seminar, ”The Strategic Environment in East Asia”, London

Oct 2013 The 2nd Fudan-JIIA Conference, Shanghai

The 3rd Japan-Korea Dialogue, Japan

Sep 2013 The 4th JIIA-CICIR Conference (China Institutes of Contemporary International Relations), Tokyo

The 6th Japan and New Zealand Track 1.5 Dialogue, Tokyo

Jul 2013 The 28th JIIA - IFANS Meeting (The Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security), Seoul

Jun 2013 The 8th JAPAN-Australia Track 1.5 Dialogue, Tokyo

Fiscal year 2012 (April 2012 - March 2013)

Mar 2013 JIIA-AEI Symposium (The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research), Washington DC

Japan-US-Korea Track 1.5 Trilateral Dialogue (Co-hosted with IFANS/CSIS/JIIA),Korea.

The 19th Japan-U.S. Security Seminar, San Francisco

The 4th Japan-Saudi Arabia Roundtable (Co-hosted with Institute of Diplomatic Studies, Saudi Arabia), Tokyo

Feb 2013 Symposium and Workshop, “The Moderate Islamist Ethic, Economic Development and Democratization”, Tokyo

Jan 2013 International Symposium, Co-organized with Ishikawa Prefectural Government, Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture.

Dec 2012 Japan-France Strategic Dialogue and Symposium, Tokyo

Nov 2012 The 3rd CICIR Meeting (China Institutes Of Contemporary International Relations), Beijing

The 5th Trilateral Cooperation Forum of Korea, China and Japan, Beijing

Oct 2012 The 3rd JIIA-MGIMO Conference (Moscow State Institute of International Relations), Tokyo

The 3rd Dialogue with JIIA-INSS (Institute for National Security Strategy, Korea), Seoul

The 2nd Japan-Korea Dialogue, Seoul

The 2nd U.S.-Japan-India Strategic Dialogue, Washington D.C.

Aug 2012 The 5th Japan-New Zealand Track 1.5 Dialogue, Tokyo

Jun 2012 The 3rd Japan-Russia-US Trilateral Conference on Security Challenges in Northeast Asia,

The 7th IPIS-JIIA Roundtable

The 3rd Japan-Korea Dialogue,

The 3rd JIIA-MGIMO Conference

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Moscow

The 27th JIIA-IFANS Conference (Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security), Tokyo

G20 Foreign Policy Think Tank Summit, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia

May 2012 The 3rd JIIA - SAIS - APF Japan - US - Canada trilateral conference

The 26th CIIS (China Institute of International Studies) and JIIA Workshop, Beijing

The 15th Japan-U.S.-China Trilateral Dialogue, Beijing

Apr 2012 The PECC (Pacific Economic Cooperation Council) Standing Committee Meeting, Singapore

JIIA-SWP Seminar (Stiftung Wissenshaft und Politik), Tokyo

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Affiliated Centers/ Organizations

Center for the Promotion of Disarmament Non-Proliferation (CPDNP)

CPDNP is a research center dedicated to supporting Japan’s disarmament and

non-proliferation policy. The current research emphasis is nuclear disarmament. The Center

acts as the secretariat of the National Operation System for the Comprehensive Nuclear

Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) and supervises the construction and operation of ten monitoring

stations in Japan that are part of the CTBT verification regime.

Further information is available at: http://www.iijnet.or.jp/JIIA-CPDNP/English/index.htm

Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP)

The Japan Institute of International Affairs is one of the ten co-founders of the Council for

Security Cooperation in the Asia Pacific (CSCAP) and serves as the secretariat of

CSCAP-Japan. Founded in 1993 in Kuala Lumpur, CSCAP is the region’s leading Track

Two (non-governmental) organization for promoting dialogue and cooperation on regional

security issues and now has 21 national Member Committees and one observer. CSCAP

provides an informal mechanism for scholars, officials and others in their private capacities

to discuss political and security issues and challenges facing the Asia-Pacific region.

CSCAP also provides policy recommendations to various inter-governmental bodies,

convenes regional and international meetings and establishes linkages with institutions and

organizations in other parts of the world to exchange information, insights and experiences

in the area of regional political-security cooperation. CSCAP is looking forward to

strengthening its links to the governmental Track One political-security dialogue and

cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region such as the ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF). Further

information is available at: www.cscap.org/

Pacific Economic Cooperation Council (PECC)

The Japan Institute of International Affairs serves as the secretariat of the Japan National

Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation (JANCPEC). Founded in 1980 at the

initiative of Masayoshi Ohira and Malcom Fraser, then prime ministers of Japan and

Australia, the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council is an independent and unofficial

regional mechanism to advance economic cooperation and market-driven integration.

PECC is a unique partnership of business, government and intellectual leaders engaged in

their private capacities to promote economic growth, social progress, scientific and

technological development, and environmental conservation. PECC has twenty-three full

Member Committees and one Associate Member from economies in the Pacific region. The

Japan National Committee consists of about 80 representatives of business, government

and the academy. Further information is available at: www.pecc.org/

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Japan Information Center (JIC) at JIIA

The Japan Information Center at JIIA is a new project started in 2017 to offer a broad range

of views on geostrategic and historical issues that Japan currently faces. We present the

latest discussion on Japan's evolving foreign policy as it adapts to new geopllitical realities.

Further information is available at: https://www.jiia-jic.jp/en/

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JIIA Forum

JIIA forums are open to media and public.

The institute invites distinguished speakers from Japan and abroad to address germane

issues and offer insights on international relations and Japanese foreign policy. The institute

organizes some 20 forums as “JIIA Forum” annually.

Speakers recently hosted by JIIA:

・ Mr. Fumio Kishida, Minister for Foreign Affairs

・ Mr. Yukiya Amano, Director General, IAEA

・ Mr. Pascal Lamy, Director-General, WTO

・ Dr. Joseph Nye, Harvard University

・ Mr. Hamid Karzai, President of Afghanistan

・ Mr. Yukio Hatoyama, Prime Minister of Japan

・ Dr. John Ikenberry, Professor of Princeton University

・ Mr. Wallace Gregson, U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defence

・ Amb. John Roos, U.S. Ambassador to Japan

・ Mr. Taro Aso, Prime Minister of Japan

・ Amb. Richard Holbrooke, US Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan

Dr. Sadako Ogata, President of JICA

・ Mr. Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General of the United Nations

・ Mr. Enda Kenny Prime Minister, Ireland

・ Ms. Michele Angelique Flournoy, Former Under Secretary of Defense For Policy

・ Mr. Takehiko Nakao, President, Asian Development Bank

・ Justice Antonio T. Carpio, Senior Associate Justice, the Supreme Court of the Philippines

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Publications

The institute offers a range of periodic and occasional publications in Japanese and English,

including books, journals and policy reports. The publications are disseminated in print and

electronic forms.

JIIA Policy Report features in-depth analyses and policy recommendations on topical issues

of Japanese foreign policy and international affairs.

Kokusai Mondai (International Affairs), published since 1960, is a leading journal of

scholarly analysis of Japanese foreign policy and international affairs and is published both

in print and online ten times a year.

The Japan Information Center publishes an English journal, the Japan Review, four times a

year.

JIIA Book Series has published over one hundred books. Recent titles (in Japanese) include

“Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement” published in March 2017.

Membership

Membership (individual and corporate) is an integral part of JIIA operation. Membership

privileges include:

● Invitation to JIIA Forums and other public events.

● Access to webcasts of JIIA Forums.

● Online access to the publications (Kokusai Mondai, etc).

● Online access to the JIIA database of major Japanese language publications on

international relations.

For further membership information and an application form, please visit our website

http://www.jiia.or.jp/en/membership/index.php.

Fellowship

The Fellowship Program seeks to promote and enhance intellectual collaboration between

Japan and regions of the world with which Japan has relatively sparse intellectual

connections. The Program awards fellowships by invitation to young scholars and

analysts to conduct advanced research at The Japan Institute of International Affairs. The

Institute has accepted fellows from collaborative institutions in Asia, the Middle East, and

eastern Europe. To date, there have been over one hundred thirty JIIA Fellows.

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Financial Information (Summary)

(Unit: JPY thousands)

Memberships 49,749 49,163 56,402 59,492 57,536 58,206

Grants 308,124 204,913 212,070 414,900 423,226 823,898

Commissionedprojects

234,746 416,874 381,600 253,082 250,388 259,264

Subsidizedprojects

10,264 22,083 30,244 22,352 1,376 1,444

Publications 1,538 1,409 1,552 1,504 1,428 6,915

Others 609 2,764 65,093 1,707 2,506 2,296

Total 605,030 697,206 746,961 753,037 736,460 1,152,023

Research 523,547 620,871 618,511 657,936 640,596 1,037,795

Administrative 72,023 82,569 94,098 86,320 85,890 107,827

Non-recurring 154 0 62 0 0 0

Total 595,724 703,440 712,671 744,256 726,486 1,145,622

9,306 △6,234 34,290 8,781 9,974 6,401

6,806 3,304 △11,744 △2,352 624 556

355,494 352,564 375,109 381,538 392,137 399,094Net Asset

Fiscal year ending in March-2013 March-2014 March-2015 March-2018

Revenue

Expenditures

Annual Change in General NetAssets

Annual Change in Specified NetAssets

March-2016 March-2017

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