ResearchResearch Activities

IOG conducts research across five key themes: China, Europe and the United States, economic security, international security order, and emerging technologies. These activities are summarized through essays written by IOG researchers, offering in-depth analysis and insights on these critical areas.
Diplomacy
Japan and Trump 2.0 – What Happens Next?

Geoeconomic Agenda is a new Pacific-centric, globally-minded podcast that investigates the connections between economics, geopolit

Visiting Research Fellow

Paul Nadeau

Economic Security
Why Trump might want a short-term economic downturn

IOG Economic Intelligence Report (Vol. 4 No. 5)

Visiting Research Fellow

Andrew Capistrano

Emerging Technology
Japan is no island when it comes to semiconductors. Rightly so.

Visiting Research Fellow

Andrew Capistrano

Emerging Technology
In chip renaissance, Japan is learning from past mistakes

Director & Group Head, Economic Security

Kazuto Suzuki

Politics and Economics
American democracy will weather the Trumpist storm

Satoshi Machidori, Professor, Kyoto University

Diplomacy
Russia at the Tipping Point? Understanding the Impact of Three Years of Sanctionson Russia

Geoeconomic Agenda is a new Pacific-centric, globally-minded podcast that investigates the connections between economics, geopolit

Visiting Research Fellow

Paul Nadeau

Diplomacy
A Conversation on the Taiwan Crisis with Matt Pottinger, Garnaut Global CEO

Deterrence in a Taiwan Contingency/Japan’s Role in a Taiwan Crisis: Security Challenges/Japan’s Role in a Taiwan Crisis: Technolog

Visiting Research Fellow

Paul Nadeau

Security
Why ASEAN is crucial to a Free and Open Indo-Pacific

Author: Takahiro Kamisuna Since late former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe created the Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) strategy in

Economic Security
IOG Economic Intelligence Report (Vol. 4 No. 4)

Trump Announces Possibility of Sectoral Tariffs / Trump Announces Possibility of Reciprocal Tariffs / Trump Restores De Minimis Be

Visiting Research Fellow

Paul Nadeau

Politics and Economics
Social media alone didn’t decide last year’s elections

Social media’s influence on elections continues to get a lot of attention — last year was no exception, when over 60 countries wen

Research Fellow

Yusuke Ishikawa

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