Kokusai Mondai (International Affairs)

, published since 1960, is a leading journal of scholarly analysis of Japanese foreign policy and international affairs. It is published online ten times a year in Japanese and is available to JIIA members. The most recent articles are available to anyone on the
JIIA website for free for the first month and then moved to the JIIA members' page after the next issue is published. From the October 2009 (No.858) issue, articles originally written in English can also be read on both our Japanese- and English-language websites. For subscription information, please visit the "MEMBERSHIP" section of our English website.

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	No.612 June 2012. "Developing Legal Infrastructure for Global Corporate Activities"
	No.611 May 2012. "EU Economy at Risk"
	No.610 April 2012. "China's Decade under Hu Jintao"
	No.609 March 2012. "Obama's Leadership on a Tightrope"
	No.608 January-February 2012. "The Japan-U.S. Alliance and International Cooperation after the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake Disaster" Special Contribution to KOKUSAI MONDAI (INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS) Jan-Feb 2012 Issue titled "Recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake -Toward a Japan More Open to the World -" by IOKIBE Makoto, President, National Defense Academy of Japan and Chair of the Reconstruction Design Council.
	No.607 December 2011. "Internationalization of the Family: International Cooperation and Japan's Policy on the Hague Abduction Convention"
	No.606 November 2011. "World Energy Situation at a Crossroads"
	No.605 October 2011. "Political Turbulence in Arab Countries"
	No.604 September 2011. "World Politics in Power Transition"
	No.603 July-August 2011. "Human Security" and Foreign Policy
	No.602 June 2011. "China's Confidence and Concerns"
	No.601 May 2011. "Global Governance of Economic and Financial Systems"
	No.600 April 2011. "The 600th Special Issue featuring Japan's Diplomacy"
	No.599 March 2011. "Obama's Challenge"
	No.598 January-February 2011. "Japan's Diplomacy-Competition and Cooperation-"

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