Japan

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Livestreaming

Deeply immersed: Taking stock of South China Sea developments

DIIS, Auditorium

Viewed as an important strategic waterway from a regional and global perspective, the South China Sea has long constituted a critical arena for various maritime and territorial disputes that are now resurfacing.
Journal Article

2023

Rare earth reshore

Can the European Union overcome its deep reliance on China’s critical minerals supply chain?
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Journal Article

2023

The Japan Model

What Tokyo can teach its Western allies about doing business with China
DIIS Comment

2023

Tokyo’s awakening: Japan in the Indo-Pacific after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Policy Brief

2021

To Beat China On Tech In Emerging Markets, Learn From It

Competing with China on 5G and future technologies
Book

2021

How China Loses

The Pushback against Chinese Global Ambitions
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Feature Article

2020

COVID-19 pandemic is no soft power victory for China

Many have interpreted China´s international reaction to the coronavirus as a soft power triumph. But China's pandemic response is in fact a strain on its relations to many international partners.
DIIS Policy Brief

2019

Getting Japan to the negotiating table on the North Korea crisis

Tokyo’s evolving security agenda
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Journal Article

2019

China and Japan are not only competitors but also partners

Their overseas infrastructure projects are establishing new global norms of development financing
Book Chapter

2017

China and Japan should cooperate on the New Silk Road

Historical, economic and strategic analysis of Chinese and Japanese diplomacy in Central Asia
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Journal Article

2017

The politics of Japan’s peacekeeping in South Sudan

How a distant African conflict upset Japan’s regional and global security role
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Feature Article

2017

China, Japan, and UN Peacekeeping

New starts and new challenges for East Asia in UN peacekeeping
Journal Article

2013

What drives Japanese and South Korean Environmental Aid?

Historical trajectories of environmental aid policy formulation
DIIS Comment

2011

Nuclear Fault Lines

Four explosions at a nuclear power plant in Japan have released radiation levels damaging to human health. The fault lines of nuclear energy however go beyond the geological to the political; but will it have an impact on what has been termed a'nuclear renaissance'?
DIIS Report

2011

China and Japan between economic interdependence and nationalist shadows of the past

Chinese nationalism and territorial clashes in the East China Sea

Journal Article

2023

Rare earth reshore

Can the European Union overcome its deep reliance on China’s critical minerals supply chain?

Luke Patey

The Wire China

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Journal Article

2023

The Japan Model

What Tokyo can teach its Western allies about doing business with China

Luke Patey

The Wire China

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Book

2021

How China Loses

The Pushback against Chinese Global Ambitions

Luke Patey

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Journal Article

2019

Competitive partners in development financing

China and Japan expanding overseas infrastructure investment

Yang Jiang

The Pacific Review

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Book Chapter

2017

The New Silk Road for China and Japan

Building on Shared Legacies

Yang Jiang

Rethinking the Silk Road. Palgrave Macmillan

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Journal Article

2017

Japan's Misadventure in South Sudan

How a Botched Peacekeeping Mission Is Undermining Abe

Luke Patey

Foreign Affairs

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DIIS Working Paper

2013

Japanese and South Korean environmental aid

what are their life stories?

Aki Tonami & Anders Riel Müller

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Journal Article

2013

Trajectories of Japanese and South Korean environmental aid

a comparative historical analysis

Aki Tonami

The journal of environment & development, 23

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DIIS Report

2011

Popular nationalism in China and the sino-Japanese relationship

the conflict in the East China Sea, an introductory study

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DIIS Comment

2023

Tokyo’s awakening

Japan in the Indo-Pacific after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Michito Tsuruoka

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Policy Brief

2021

To Beat China On Tech In Emerging Markets, Learn From It

Competing with China on 5G and future technologies

Luke Patey

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DIIS Policy Brief

2019

Getting Japan to the negotiating table on the North Korea crisis

Tokyo’s evolving security agenda

Luke Patey

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DIIS Comment

2011

Nuclear Fault Lines

Cindy Vestergaard

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Livestreaming

Deeply immersed: Taking stock of South China Sea developments

DIIS, Auditorium

Viewed as an important strategic waterway from a regional and global perspective, the South China Sea has long constituted a critical arena for various maritime and territorial disputes that are now resurfacing.

Japan

Research and activites

Deeply immersed: Taking stock of South China Sea developments

Rare earth reshore

The Japan Model

Tokyo’s awakening: Japan in the Indo-Pacific after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

To Beat China On Tech In Emerging Markets, Learn From It

How China Loses

COVID-19 pandemic is no soft power victory for China

Getting Japan to the negotiating table on the North Korea crisis

China and Japan are not only competitors but also partners

China and Japan should cooperate on the New Silk Road

The politics of Japan’s peacekeeping in South Sudan

China, Japan, and UN Peacekeeping

What drives Japanese and South Korean Environmental Aid?

Nuclear Fault Lines

China and Japan between economic interdependence and nationalist shadows of the past

Deeply immersed: Taking stock of South China Sea developments

DIIS Experts

Anne Marx Lorenzen

Luke Patey