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Open for submissions!
To apply, please submit an abstract of no more than 300 words describing the U.S. and/or Japanese perspective on the Alliance over the past 60 years. You can offer a broad assessment of the topic (including emerging challenges in U.S.-Japan relations and policy recommendations), or focus on a specific facet of the relationship (e.g., maritime security, cyber security, capacity-building for Southeast Asia, space collaboration, COVID19 and public health cooperation, strengthening alliance mechanisms addressing regional security challenges, improving people-to-people ties, and among others ).
Note: We seek high-caliber research papers (with clearly identifiable dependent and independent variables) between 4,000 and 7,000 words. Policy recommendations should be based on solid original analysis and data.
Abstracts due by November 24, 2021
Selected authors will have to submit the first draft of full papers (4,000 to 7,000 words) by March 5, 2022, to be invited to a workshop in Tokyo in Spring 2022.
Next-generation scholars, policy analysts, and experts from the United States and Japan between the ages of 21 and 29 are eligible to submit an abstract.
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