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Views from the Next Generation

Rising scholars consider the future of Japanese foreign policy

Views from the Next Generation is a series of policy briefs that offer recommendations for the most significant challenges facing Japan and its international partners today. Annually since 2014, leading and emerging scholars have brought their expertise to bear on issues from peacekeeping to nuclear deterrence to disaster management. Stimson’s Japan Program, led by Director Yuki Tatsumi, has compiled these short policy essays into volumes that provide insight into the views of younger scholars and experts on critical issues.

Most Recent in the Series

International Disaster Response: Rebuilding the Quad? (2019)

Past Volumes

Balancing Between Nuclear Deterrence and Disarmament (2018)

Peacebuilding and Japan (2017)

Japan as a Peace Enabler (2016)

Japan’s Global Diplomacy (2015)

Japan’s Foreign Policy Challenges in East Asia (2014)

This series is possible with the support of the Embassy of Japan in Washington, D.C.

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