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No.251 Japan Should Actively Push for a TPP11 Agreement Shujiro Urata 31 October 2017
No.250 Japan's Nuclear Disarmament Diplomacy Following the Adoption of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) Hirofumi Tosaki 20 October 2017
No.249 The Philippines under the Duterte Administration: Where's the Roadmap? Yutaka Katayama 17 October 2017
No.248 Accepting Immigrants is the Ultimate Key to Reviving Japan Toshihiro Menju 11 October 2017
No.247 From the Two Ps to the Two Cs: The Accomplishments and Challenges of ASEAN at 50 Susumu Yamakage 5 October 2017
No.246 The UN in the 21st Century: Security Council Reform Kenzo Oshima 12 September 2017
No.245 The Future of the Japanese Economy: The Great Convergence and Two Great Unwindings Kazumasa Iwata 8 September 2017
No.244 Utilizing Japanese assistance to ASEAN to form production networks and deepen integration
Koichi Ishikawa 25 May 2017
No.243 The Rise of Protectionism and Japan's Trade Policy Shujiro Urata 24 March 2017
No.242 The Significance of the US Presidential Election
A Needed Reinstatement of Evidence-based Economic Policies
Akihiko Yasui 1 March 2017
No.241 Regulatory reform should be reaffirmed as the top priority in Abenomics' third arrow Hiroko Ohta 13 December 2016
No.240 Negotiations with Russia as a Part of Japan's Long-term Strategy Tsuyoshi Sunohara 25 November 2016
No.239 Brexit from an EU Perspective Ken Endo 21 November 2016
No.238 Tokyo 2020 to be Crucial Test for Future Olympic Games Yuriko Koike, Governor of Tokyo 31 October 2016
No.237 Results of Thailand's National Referendum and Prospects for a Transition to Civilian Rules Yoshifumi Tamada 18 October 2016
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