JIIA

JIIA, or the Japan Institute of International Affairs, is a prominent think tank based in Tokyo, Japan. Established in 1953, JIIA is dedicated to conducting independent research on international affairs, with a particular focus on East Asia and the Asia-Pacific region. The institute aims to contribute to the understanding and resolution of contemporary international issues through rigorous academic research, policy analysis, and public engagement.

JIIA's research covers a wide range of topics, including international relations, security studies, economic development, and environmental issues. The institute's work is informed by a multidisciplinary approach, drawing on expertise from various fields such as political science, economics, and international law. JIIA's research is published in its own journal, the Japan Journal of International Relations, and is also disseminated through various conferences, seminars, and public lectures.

In addition to its research activities, JIIA plays an active role in shaping public policy and promoting international dialogue. The institute works closely with government agencies, international organizations, and other think tanks to provide expert analysis and advice on key issues. JIIA also engages with the broader public through its publications, events, and educational programs, seeking to foster a deeper understanding of international affairs among policymakers, academics, and the general public.

JIIA is governed by a board of directors and is supported by a diverse group of members, including government officials, business leaders, and academics. The institute's independence and commitment to high-quality research have earned it a reputation as one of the leading think tanks in the Asia-Pacific region. Through its work, JIIA strives to contribute to the advancement of international understanding and cooperation in the 21st century.