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
Power balance: Japan's Role in the Indo-Pacific under the constraints of big powers priorities and unsolved historical and territorial questions	Valérie Niquet	09-27-2019
North China, Boxer Rebellion, Japan, Nepal, and Foreign Explorers: Ekai Kawaguchi's Notes on 20th Century Tibet	Monika Chansoria	09-25-2019
Ekai Kawaguchi's Expedition Inside Tibet: From the Frontier in July 1900, to Lhasa in March 1901	Monika Chansoria	08-30-2019
Reaching Tibet in July 1900 via British India and Nepal: Journey of the First Japanese, Ekai Kawaguchi	Monika Chansoria	08-01-2019
Does Australia have an "Indo Pacific strategy"?	Thomas S. Wilkins	07-30-2019
Sharing the same principles: an essential factor for cooperation, stability and the resolution of territorial issues in the Indo-Pacific	Valérie Niquet	07-23-2019
Development of Sri Lanka's East Container Terminal Port: Japan & India's Regional Cooperation in South Asia Shaping Up	Monika Chansoria	07-10-2019
The Role for Middle Powers in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific: Looking at Opportunities for Canada and Australia	Jonathan Berkshire Miller & Thomas S. Wilkins	06-28-2019
Territorial Annexation of Tibet: Tenure of the 13th Dalai Lama(1876-1933) recorded by Charles Bell (Former British Political Representative in Tibet, Bhutan, and Sikkim)	Monika Chansoria	06-03-2019
The Coming of Ages of the EU Strategic Thinking on Asia Part 2 : Understanding Each Other Challenges: Towards a New Partnership with Japan	Valérie Niquet	04-23-2019

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