International Exchange

Objective of our research on “international exchange”

Amidst an increasingly complex international situation, mutual understanding through global exchange of knowledge and culture will be more important than ever before. We hope to bring forth a world order appropriate for the new era by understanding the characteristics of the regions and nations in the world, providing insight on the latest world situation, and transmitting them.
CIGS will organically link its global human network to provide a global platform of knowledge creation needed by a chaotic world.

Research areas

  • Japan in a Global Perspective
  • Japan-US-China relations
  • Exchanges with Russian universities and research institutes
  • Exchanges with economic ministries, central banks and related research institutes in Southeast Asia, and international organizations

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Project Leader Research Director Daisuke KOTEGAWA
Research Objective

We will promote mutual understanding and economic partnership between Japan and Russia through interaction with the "Izborsk Club," regular symposiums in collaboration with the Russian Embassy in Tokyo, and a forum hosted by the Laboratory of Asian Economic Studies, St. Petersburg State University.

Project Leader Research Director Jun KURIHARA
Project Member(s) Research Director Keiichiro KOBAYASHI ・ International Research Fellow Kenji Kushida ・ International Research Fellow Hilary J. Holbrow
Collaborator(s) Kiyoshi KUROKAWA (The National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)), Yukio HONDA (The University of Tokyo)
Research Objective

We will study fields of the state-of-the-art technologies that will embody the revitalization of Japanese society. In particular, we will consider cooperation and mutually complementary and corporate strategies with the United States and European countries, especially in the fields of human resources development, robotics and IT.

Research Fellows

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