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2007–2008 | 2006–2007 | 2005–2006 | 2004–2005 | 2003–2004 | 2002–2003 | 2000–2001 | 2001–2002 | 1999–2000 | 1998–1999 | 1997–1998
2007–2008
Weston S. Konishi
Occupation: Director of Programs, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation
Topic: “Japan’s Values-Oriented Diplomacy: Can Tokyo Lead Asia by Example?”
Host: Institute for International Policy Studies and National Institute for Defense Studies
2006–2007
Mala N. Htun
Occupation: Professor of Political Science, New School for Social Research
Topic: “Gender Equality and the State in Japan”
Host: Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo
Frank Jannuzi
Occupation: East Asia Specialist, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Topic: “Honor, Fear, and Interest: Avoiding a Zero-sum Game in Sino-Japanese Relations”
Host: Institute for International Policy Studies and Keio University
A. Maria Toyoda
Occupation: Assistant Professor, Villanova University
Topic: “Are Development Banks Still Relevant in an Era of Global Capital?: Lessons from Japan”
Host: Japan Bank for International Cooperation
2005–2006
Douglas W. Turner
Occupation: Founder & CEO, DW Turner, Inc.
Topic: “Why Minority Parties in Japan Lose”
Host: Diet Office of Motohisha Furukawa
Fei-Ling Wang
Occupation: Associate Professor, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, Georgia Institute of Technology
Topic: “An East Asian Community: How Unlikely Is It?”
Host: Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo
2004–2005
Jennifer A. Amyx
Occupation: Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
Topic: “The Political Economy of Regional Financial and Energy Cooperation in East Asia”
Host: International Monetary Fund, Asia Regional Office
R. Michael Schiffer
Occupation: Legislative Director, Office of U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein
Topic: “Reexamining the Japanese Strategic Consensus”
Host: National Institute for Defense Studies
2003–2004
Paul R. Daniels
Occupation: Major, U.S. Army
Topic: “Japan’s Ascent to Independent Internationalism; Parallels with a Former WWII Ally”
Host: Institute for International Policy Studies
Robert Dujarric
Occupation: Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
Topic: “The Future of American Forces in Japan after Korean Unification”
Host: RIETI, Research Institute Economy Trade and Industry
Fred T. Krawchuck, Jr.
Occupation: Lt. Col., U.S. Army
Topic: “Combating Terrorism in Asia: A U.S.-Japanese Approach”
Nancy Yao
Occupation: Vice President, Goldman Sachs
Topic: “Tri-Market Cooperation: Japan-China Business Partnerships and their Impact on U.S.-China-Japan Relations”
Host: Nippon Keidanren (Japan Business Federation)
2002–2003
Daniel E. Bob
Occupation: Independent Consultant
Topic: “Japan’s Policymaking in Crisis: Forging a New Approach”
Host Organization: National Institute for Research Advancement (NIRA)
William E. Rapp
Occupation: Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army
Topic: “The U.S. and Japan Partnership- Formalizing Security Balancing in Northeast Asia”
Host Organization: Institute for International Policy Studies
2001–2002
Aaron L. Friedberg
Occupation: Professor, Princeton University
Topic: “The US-Japan-PRC Strategic ‘Triangle’ in the 21st Century”
Host Organization: Uncertain
M. Elizabeth Guran
Occupation: Senior Analyst, U.S. General Accounting Office
Topic: “Japan’s Role in an Asia-Pacific Security Community”
Host Organization: National Institute for Defense Studies
Xiabo Lu
Occupation: Assistant Professor, Columbia University
Topic: “Political Economy of Regulatory Reform in Japan”
Host Organization: Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry
John P. Tuman
Occupation: Assistant Professor, University of Nevada
Topic: “Japan’s Official Development Assistance Policy in Latin America: Implications for US -Japan Relations”
Host Organization: Uncertain
2000–2001
Theodore Osius
Occupation: Senior Advisor for International Affairs, Office of the Vice President
Topic: “The Evolving US-Japan Security Alliance”
Host Organization: Japan Institute for International Affairs
Kimberly Marten Zisk
Occupation: Assistant Professor, Barnard College
Topic: “Japan’s United Nations Peacekeeping Dilemma”
Host Organization: Japanese Self Defense Agency and Ministry of Foreign Affairs
1999–2000
Michael R. Hickok
Occupation: Assistant Professor, Air War College
Topic: “The Caspian’s Future through Asian Eyes”
Host Organization: Institute of Energy Economics Japan
David R. Leheny
Occupation: Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin
Topic: “US-Japan Security Treaty and Japanese Politics”
Host Organization: National Graduate Research Institute for Policy Studies
Matthew A. Long
Occupation: Instructor, Air Force Academy
Topic: “LDP and Defense Guidelines”
Host Organization: National Institute for Defense Studies
Valerie Brey Sloan
Occupation: Major, U.S. Army
Topic: “Cultural Aspects of US-Japan Security Negotiations”
Host Organization: National Institute for Defense Studies; Japan Institute for International Affairs
1998–1999
Thomas A. Drohan
Occupation: Colonel, U.S. Air Force
Topic: “The US-Japan Defense Cooperation Guidelines: Issues and Options”
Host Organization: National Institute for Defense Studies; Institute for International Policy Studies
James Savage
Occupation: Associate Professor, University of Virginia
Topic: “Budgetary Reform in Japan”
Host Organization: Institute of Fiscal and Monetary Policy
David Wolff
Occupation: Senior Research Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Center
Topic: “Island of Discord: Okinawa in Japanese-American Relations”
Host Organization: Japan Institute for International Affairs
M. Diana Helweg
Occupation: Executive Assistant to the Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, The White House
Topic: “Engagement plus Sanctions: An Effective Equation?”
Host Organization: Japan Center for International Exchange
1997–1998
Lisa C. Ferrell
Occupation: Member, House of Representatives, State of Arkansas
Topic: “Worker Training and its Effects on Global Economic Competitiveness”
Host Organization: Japan Institute of Labour
C.S. Eliot Kang
Occupation: Assistant Professor, Northern Illinois University
Topic: “Problems and Prospects of US-Japan-ROK Security Cooperation”
Host Organization: Japan Institute for International Affairs
Lawrence W. Dwight
Occupation: International Economist, Department of the Treasury
Topic: “Japanese Investment in the Asia Pacific and its Impact on Regional Trade Flows”
Host Organization: Institute for International Monetary Affairs
William J. Long
Occupation: Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology
Topic: “Japan’s Use of ODA for Nonproliferation Purposes”
Host Organization: Japan Center for International Exchange
G. John Ikenberry
Occupation: Associate Professor, University of Pennsylvania
Topic: “Strategic Interdependence: Foreign Investment and Japanese Foreign Policy”
Host Organization: Institute for International Policy Studies
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