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Information session of the CRS program

Monday, Oct 15, 2018
A new book by CRS Senior Fellow Akira Amari

Akira Amari

Monday, Oct 15, 2018
Ko Fujii is appointed as a Visiting Professor

Koichiro Fujii

Monday, Oct 15, 2018
CRS faculty participates in a panel at Kyoto Unive…

Brad Glosserman | Akira Igata

Wednesday, June 06, 2018

『Is cyberwar politics by other means?』（ASIA ＆ PACI…

Robert Potter

Monday, Oct 15, 2018
“Huawei, 5G, and Australia’s China Deb…

Robert Potter

Monday, Oct 15, 2018
Japanese firms must adapt to new national security…

Toshifumi Kokubun | Brad Glosserman

Monday, Oct 15, 2018
Japan’s New National Security Economy (Natio…

Toshifumi Kokubun | Brad Glosserman

Monday, Oct 15, 2018

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Kim Jong Un meets Xi Jinping: experts react (NK Ne…

Akira Igata

Monday, Oct 15, 2018

Akira Igata comments on the Wall Street Journal

Akira Igata

Monday, Oct 15, 2018

Trump threatens to “destroy” North Korea: experts …

Akira Igata

Monday, Oct 15, 2018

Expert survey: Can the international community slo…

Akira Igata

Monday, Oct 15, 2018

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Monday

Nov 12, 201815:30-17:00

Nov. 12: 2018 US Midterms Election and US foreign policy outlook

The Center for Rule-making Strategies (CRS) welcomes Craig Kafura, Research Associate at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.

Friday

Nov 09, 201815:30-17:00

Nov. 9: “Chinese influence activities and the ‘dual dilemma’ of US allies”

Dr. Gill will address two topics: Chinese influence activities (which builds on his recent article in The Washington Quarterly) and how US allies are coping with the “dual dilemma” of a rising China and an uncertain America.

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