Policy Brief|The Japan Institute of International Affairs

Policy essays by JIIA Visiting Fellows and other experts on geo-strategic and historical issues.

Title	Author	Published
History in China: A tool at the service of the Party narrative	Valérie Niquet	08-04-2022
Australia-Japan relations 80 years after the bombing of Darwin: A case study of reconciliation and partnership	Thomas S. Wilkins	03-22-2022
The limits of repentance: lessons from France for a comparative approach with the Japan-Korea history debate	Valérie Niquet	10-08-2021
Rash Behari Bose of Nakamuraya: From Being Exiled in Japan to Founding the Indian National Army and Promoting a Pan-Asianist Discourse	Monika Chansoria	08-16-2021
Territorial and Historical Challenges to Ladakh: Evaluating a 1963 Declassified Document for Its Contemporary Relevance	Monika Chansoria	07-01-2021
Indian Justice Radhabinod Pal's Presence and Impressions in Japan's Memory: The 1946-1948 Tokyo Trial in Retrospect	Monika Chansoria	06-06-2021
Answering Beijing's Growing Assertiveness beyond the Senkakus: Balancing Japan-China Relations	Valérie Niquet	05-17-2021
Elevating the Australia-Japan Strategic Partnership to "a new level": challenges and responses	Thomas S. Wilkins	04-13-2021
Japan, Hikari Kikan, and Subhash Chandra Bose's Indian National Army: The Defining, Yet Unfinished 1940s Connect	Monika Chansoria	02-05-2021
Japan's Role in India's Infrastructure Journey: ODA, Technology, and Partnership for Achieving Sustainable Development Goals	Monika Chansoria	01-20-2021

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