US-Japan economic security relations and the technology competition challenge

It’s a pleasure to invite you to US-Japan economic security relations and the technology competition challenge to discuss the mutual economic interests between Japan and the United States. If you are interested in the event, please confirm your attendance by registering through the link below. We would be glad if you can attend the event.

 

 

Abstract

Protecting critical technology amid rising geopolitical tensions across the Indo-Pacific and beyond is a challenge shared by both Japan and the United States. Furthering the resilience of semiconductor supply chains and enhancing the security of critical infrastructure are only two of the many issues both Tokyo and Washington need to address as both countries seek to further their economic competitiveness whilst ensuring regional security. Join us for a discussion on the mutual economic interests between Japan and the United States, and the prospect for enhancing bilateral economic security cooperation.

 

Date and Time

January 12 (Thu) 10:40a.m.- 12:10a.m.

 

Venue

International Conference Center, Waseda University 　(No.1 Conference Room, 3rd Floor)

1-6-1 Nishi Waseda, Shinjuku, Tokyo 169-0051

 MapInternational-Conference-Center.pdf (waseda.jp)

 

Registration is Required:

https://forms.office.com/r/Dr5Qjvvv2i

 

Language:  English (no interpretation)

 

 

 

 

Moderator

Shihoko GOTO,

Director for Geoeconomics and Indo-Pacific Enterprise and Deputy Director, Asia Program, Wilson Center

 

Panelists

Shinsuke SUGIYAMA

University Professor of Waseda University, Former Japanese Ambassador to the United States

 

Walter HUDSON

Associate Professor, Eisenhower School National Defense University

 

Lucas MYERS

Program Coordinator and Associate for Southeast Asia, Asia Program, Wilson Center

 

Yasuyuki TODO

Faculty of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University

 

Naohiro KITANO

Faculty of Science and Engineering, Waseda University

 

Co-hosted by:

Wilson Center

 

Supported by

The U.S. Embassy in Tokyo  
Organization for Regional and Inter-regional Studies, Waseda University

 

Contact:

Waseda University, International Office

[email protected]