Institute of Japan U.S. Studies –

Research Theme

Research on “issues for inter-regional coexistence” faced by a wide range of multiple regions, including Japan and the United States

Research Director

GEMMA, Masahiko

Faculty of Social Sciences, School of Social Sciences

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Researchers

GEMMA, Masahiko Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences, School of Social Sciences
HIRATSUKA, Motoshi Professor, Faculty of Human Sciences, School of Human Sciences
KASHIWAGI, Masayuki Professor, Faculty of Human Sciences, School of Human Sciences
NAKABAYASHI, Mieko Professor, Center for International Education
RHEE, Maji Christine Professor, Faculty of International Research and Education, School of International Liberal Studies

Guest Researcher / Adjunct Researcher

BOCHNIARZ, Zbigniew
ERA, Akira
GUNJI, Satoshi
HAYASHI, Masanori
HIRASAWA, Akihiko
HORTON, William Bradley
IEDA, Osamu
IJUIN, Atsushi
KAMIYAMA, Keiji
KIKUCHI, Yoshiaki
KIM, Han Jung
KIM, Hyoung Zhin
KOBARI, Miwa
KOHARI, Susumu
KOIZUMI, Tatsuji
KYOGOKU (TANABE), Tomoko
LEE, Aeliah Guest Senior Researcher (Guest Professor), Comprehensive Research Organization
LEE, Seung Jae
MUKOONO, Shinji
NAN, Yuqiong
NISHIHARA, Yukinaga
SAITO, Osamu
SHIMOISHIKAWA, Satoru
SHIOTA, Kotomi
SMITH, Rodney
TAHARA, Ryo
TAKEMOTO, Toshihiko
TANIGUCHI, Tomohiko
TERADA, Takashi
YAGUCHI, Yoshio
YANG, Jeongseon
YOKOMATSU, Muneta

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Research Keywords

Coexistence between regions,　Free and Open Indo-Pacific and Japan-U.S.

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Research Summary

The institute was created to undertake comprehensive analysis of matters related to American, Japanese and Asian politics, economies, culture and history in order to make recommendations for strategic policy formation. As a research center, the Institute of Japan U.S. Studies concentrates on issues between the US and Japan, on comparative US-Japan studies, and on global issues for which joint US-Japan efforts could contribute in finding solutions. Mobility of the people and sustainable social and economic development are the main focuses of our research. As such it has assembled researchers from a wide range of study areas. Its research is objective, neutral and comprehensive, and seeks to contribute to research on the Japan-U.S. partnership and policymaking.

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Contact

ijus.waseda[at]gmail.com
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Comprehensive Research OrganizationWaseda University

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