Projects
Creative approaches to Japan’s most significant international security and foreign policy challenges
Improving U.S. and Japanese policymakers’ understanding of shared security and political challenges as both countries face new regional dynamics
Recent Publications
Commentary
How the relaxation of Japanese arms export controls intersects with an evolving global arms trade marked by rising demand, emerging technologies, and shifting international partnerships
Andrew Oros • Elias Yousif
Commentary
Shipbuilding is not merely an industry. It is a strategic capability that supports national defense, energy infrastructure, and maritime security
Steve Brock • Andrew Oros
Commentary
Joint US-Japan cooperation on military shipbuilding and repair at Pearl Harbor could send a powerful signal while boosting strength and prosperity
Hiroshi Ito • Andrew Oros
Commentary
North Korea is attempting to deter war by possessing tactical nuclear weapons; the U.S. should counter this policy with its own
Hideya Kurata
Commentary
Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi faces a test in Washington to return North Korea to the US and US-Japan alliance agendas
Mizumi Dutcher
Commentary
Efforts at “risk reduction” should be pursued together with maintaining the goal of complete denuclearization of North Korea
Michiru Nishida
Report
Understanding the nature of Chinese economic coercion is critical for the U.S., Japan, and Taiwan to coordinate and counter the threat
Yuki Tatsumi • MacKenna Rawlins • James Siebens
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Experts
Fellow and Deputy Director, China Program
Senior Fellow & Director, Japan Program
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