2021.12.02 – "US-Japan in Global Context Student Research Yearbook Conference"
2021.12.02 – "US-Japan in Global Context Student Research Yearbook Conference"
On December 2, 2021, five SAIS JHU student panelists showcased their recent “US-Japan in Global Context” Research Publication on US-Japan Relations in Security, Trade, Diplomatic, and Socioeconomic Concerns. Their research was published in the 2021 Yearbook, which is available on the Reischauer Center website along with previous publications. https://www.reischauercenter.org/research/u-s-japan-yearbook/
Moderators:
Dr. William Brooks
Professor, JHU SAIS; Senior Advisor, Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies
Dr. Fumiko Sasaki
Professor, Columbia University; Visiting Scholar, Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies
Student Panelists:
Joe Bauer, China Studies, 2021 M.A. Candidate
“Prime Minister Abe’s Diplomatic Courting of President Trump”
Kojiro Tonosaki, Strategic Studies, 2021 MIPP Alumnus
“Impact of China’s New Coast Guard Law on the US-Japan Alliance”
Vivian Chen, Japan Studies, 2022 M.A. Candidate
“Integration of Immigrant Children in Japanese Schools”
Emma Riley, ERE Concentrator, 2021 M.A. Alumna
“Japan’s Green Economic Recovery from COVID-19”
Monica Weller, Student Conference Chair, Japan Studies, 2022 M.A. Candidate
“Examining the Case for Indigenous Rights in Japan”
Executive Director, Neave Denny