
Rintaro Inoue is a Research Associate at the Asia Pacific Initiative (API) & the Institute of Geoeconomics (IOG), the International House of Japan (IHJ), a Tokyo-based global think-tank, where he focuses on U.S. security policy, the U.S.-Australia alliance, Japanese defense policy, and economic statecraft including defense industrial base policy. Prior to assuming his current position, he joined the Asia Pacific Initiative (API) as an intern and contributed to multiple projects including the Japan-U.S. Military Statesmen Forum (MSF). He is currently researching defense industrial policies of other countries in the International Security Order Group. He received his BA and MA in law from Keio University and is now a PhD student.
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Why deploying U.S. Army in the Middle East can strengthen deterrence in the Western Pacific
Under the first Trump administration and the …

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Rintaro Inoue

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Why the security of Asia and Europe are inseparable
When Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Ze…

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Comparative Study of Defense Industries -Autonomy, Priority, and Sustainability- (Executive Summary)
Amid the push for fundamental reinforcement o…

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Why building an effective Japan-U.S. kill chain will enhance defense
Japan’s defense, during both peacetime and em…

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- Why the EU economy faces hard choices between Trump and China2025.07.24
- Japan’s Upper House Election: Political Fragmentation and Growing Instability2025.07.25
- DOGE Shock and Crisis in U.S. Credibility2025.07.14
- The Lessons of the Nippon Steel Saga2025.07.08
- India’s Strategic Autonomy in a Trumpian World2025.07.11
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