Centre for the Study of Global Japan

IN THE MEIJI RESTORATION, A PATH FORWARD FOR JAPANESE FOREIGN POLICY

Event review by Nicholas Feinig, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Candidate, University of Toronto

JAPAN NOW SYMPOSIUM REPORT: SECURITY COOPERATION IN EAST ASIA, JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA, AND THE UNITED STATES

Event report by Yuri Kaku, third-year undergraduate student and editor of Synergy: The Journal of Contemporary Asian Studies

KAKEHASHI PROJECT: AN EXPERIENTAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITY IN JAPAN

When a cohort of political science and global affairs students embarked on a trip to Japan during reading week, most of our knowledge about the country was rooted in academia.

KAKEHASHI PROJECT: CLASSROOM LESSONS CAME ALIVE IN JAPAN

The Kakehashi Project was an eye-opening experience that allowed me to gain a deeper understanding of the Japanese culture, foreign policy, and political issues.

CSGJ LECTURE REPORT: HOW HAVE THE ‘NORTH KOREA FACTORS’ SHAPED JAPAN-SOUTH KOREA RELATIONS?

Event report by Daniela Zaks, first-year student in International Relations

Japan Futures Initiative Moves to the Centre for the Study of Global Japan

Japan Now Lecture Report: Maternal Child Health (MCH) Handbook – Born in Japan, Flourishing around the World

Event Report by Keshini Mahesan, fourth-year student in International Relations and Human Resources

Japan Now Lecture Report: Dismantling Japanese Developmentalism

Event Report by Sooyun (Clara) Hong, fifth-year student in East Asian Studies and Neuroscience

Inaugural Symposium: Escape Velocity? How to Overcome Secular Stagnation in Japan and Abroad

November 29, 2017

Japan Studies Association of Canada 2017 Conference

October 12-15, 2017

U of T establishes first-in-Canada Chair in Japanese Politics and Global Affairs

Japan is contributing US$5 million to the University of Toronto to establish an endowed chair in Japanese politics and global affairs, and to launch a Centre for the Study of Global Japan.