
Research Activities Research on
Americas

The Dutch Are In / Japan Adding Controls / There’s More? / More than Geopolitics / EU & Mercosur / APEF Assemble / Challenge I

Visiting Research Fellow
Paul Nadeau

Japanese companies have been facing multiple geoeconomic risks in the past year — from the war in Ukraine to rising uncertainties

Senior Research Fellow
Hitoshi Suzuki

All aboard / Easing up? / Details, details / Trading places / Americas Only / TRQ / Analysis: The Limits of Securitization

Visiting Research Fellow
Paul Nadeau

Kevin McCarthy and Mike Gallagher, anti-China hard-line Republicans in the U.S. Congress, wrote in an opinion piece for Fox News l

Senior Research Fellow
Yoshiyuki Sagara

A few weeks ago I went to the library to find a copy of Chris Miller’s acclaimed “Chip War,” the recently-released book explaining

Visiting Research Fellow
Paul Nadeau

Summiteering / Collaboration on Advanced Semiconductors / Tackling Forced Labor in Supply Chains / Onto Investment Screening / Can

Visiting Research Fellow
Paul Nadeau

The United States last year implemented measures to tighten semiconductor export controls and supply chain resilience, and is tryi

Visiting Senior Research Fellow
Satoshi Yamada

The day the U.S. Department of Commerce announced measures to strengthen export controls on semiconductors shipped to China — Oct.

Director & Group Head, Economic Security
Kazuto Suzuki

A New Era for Japanese (Economic) Security / All Aboard…? / IPEF Talks / U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit / Analysis

Visiting Research Fellow
Paul Nadeau

Fallout from the U.S. Midterm Elections / Transatlantic Trade Trouble / Changing Course on China? / Analysis

Visiting Research Fellow
Paul Nadeau
Sovereign AI After Fugu: From Vertical Dominance to Horizontal Resilience2026.06.24
European Industry and the “Second China Shock”2026.06.19
China’s Rare Earth Export Controls: “International Rules” Orientation and the Avant-Garde Use of Security Exceptions2026.07.03
Why Pax Silica Is About More Than AI Chips2026.07.15
The Iran-U.S. MOU Offers a Reprieve, but Not Relief2026.07.02





