Valérie NiquetOne Hundred Years after the Paris Peace Conference: A Welcomed Change in Mutual Perceptions

Naoko ShimazuJapan at the Paris Peace Conference of 1919: A Centennial Reflection

Naoko ShimazuThe Wilsonian Vision for a New Liberal International Order: Symbolic Diplomacy at the Paris Peace Conference

Kerry BrownHundredth Anniversary of the Treaty of Versailles: Meanings and Implications

Yuichi HosoyaThe Rise and Fall of the Liberal International Order: 1919–2019

Shigeki SakamotoRestructuring the Maritime Order

Kentaro NishimotoThe Obligation of Self-Restraint in Undelimited Maritime Areas

Izumi NakamitsuThe Present and Future of Multilateralism and Expectations for Japan

Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Thomas WilkinsThe Role for Middle Powers in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Looking at Opportunities for Canada and Australia

Michael SchallerU.S.-Japan Ties Since the San Francisco Peace Treaty — A Look at the Trump Administration’s Japan Policies from the Perspective of Diplomatic History —

Oliviero FrattolilloUncertainty and the Political Construction of the EU-Japan Diplomatic Dialogue: The Cold War Years and the New Scenario

Hiroshi NakanishiTurbulence in the Post-war Order and Issues in Japanese Diplomacy

Jitsuo TsuchiyamaThe Balance of Power in Korea, and Japan

Shujiro UrataThe Free Trade System Facing the Threat of Collapse

Report: History, Psychology, and the Rule of Law in East Asian SecurityLecture by Professor David Welch

Masaharu YanagiharaEast Asian and European Notions of Territory

Atsuko KaneharaValidity of International Law over Historic Rights: The Arbitral Award (Merits) on the South China Sea Dispute

Monika Chansoria1969 Report by UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East: A Turning Point in the Historical Debate over Senkaku Islands

Yoshiko YamasakiThe Invention of a Basis for the Possession of Takeshima by the Korean Government

June Teufel DreyerTerritorial Issues in the Indo-Paciffic: the East China Sea...and Beyond

Kazuya SakamotoThe World and Japan 150 Years from Meiji – Looking Back on History –

Sumio HatanoThe Building of the Meiji State and Constitutional Government

Mitsuhiko KimuraColonial Development of Modern Industry in Korea, 1910-1939/40

Frederick R. DickinsonJapan and the Modern World: Lessons from Meiji

Tsutomu NishiokaThe Reality of the Mobilization of Koreans During World War II – An analysis based on statistics and written records

John Chuan-Tiong LimExternal and Internal Reconciliation: War Memories and Views of History Regarding Japan in Postwar Taiwan

Yuichi HosoyaPreface ‒ The Crossroad of History and International Relations: Towards Historical Reconciliation in East Asia

Thomas SerrierFactors of Reconciliation: Is There a European Model?

Takumi ItabashiThe Past and Politics ‒ Focusing on “Vergangenheitsbewältigung” in Post-War Germany

Jun’ichiro ShojiA Clash of Historical Perceptions: Japan’s Post-War Disputes with China

Valérie NiquetHistory and Memory Issues in Europe and Asia: Acknowledging Similarities for a Better Understanding of Contemporary Tensions

Jonathan Berkshire MillerPost-War U.S.-Japan Reconciliation: Healing as a National Security Strategy

Monika ChansoriaInfluence of Asia’s Colonization: Debating the Past, Present, and Future of Territorial Issues