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.597 December 2010. "International Adjudication: judicial dispute resolution and the Japanese standpoint"
	No.596 November 2010. "International Concerns over Iran"
	No.595 October 2010. "A World without Nuclear Weapons"
	No.594 September 2010. "Fifty Years of the Revised Japan-U.S. Security Treaty"
	No.593 July-August 2010. "Growing Concerns over World Population"
	No.592 June 2010. "Overlapping International Regulations"
	No.591 May 2010. "Africa Today"
	No.590 April 2010. "Bouncing China and its Anguish"
	No.589 March 2010. "The Obama Administration and the United States at the Crossroads"
	No.588 January-February 2010. "Japanese Diplomacy in the Next Decade"
	No.587 December 2009. "The Evolution of the Laws of War"
	No.586 November 2009. "Structural Chagnes in International Politics"
	No.585 October 2009. "Twenty Years of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)" - APEC: Achievements and Challenges in International Diplomacy / Peter Drysdale - Alternative American Perspectives on Asia-Pacific Regional Cooperation and the Future of APEC / Charles E. Morrison - Renewed Vision for APEC - A Chinese perspective / Zhang Yunling and Shen Minghui
	No.584 September 2009. "The World Depression and International Politics"
	No.583 July-August 2009. "Piracy and International Law"

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