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Japanese Politics at a Crucial Transition Point: From Kishida to Ishiba: Where is Japan Heading?

October 17, 2024 | 8:00PM - 9:30PM
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Online
Centre for the Study of Global Japan, East Asia

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Online Event
Join us for an insightful online discussion event assessing the three yeasrs of Kishida administration and its key policies, achievement and leadership from multiple aspects. Having Liberal Democratic Party's presidential election on September 27th which elected the new Prime Minister Ishiba, we will explore the implications of the new Cabinet and its potential impacts on Japanese domestic and international policies. Experts will be joining from partnering institutions and providing critical perspectives on the new administration and Japanese political landscape.
 
This event is organized by the Centre for Japanese Research (CJR) at University of British Columbia and the Centre for the Study of Global Japan, University of Toronto. 
 
 
Centre for the Study of Global Japan, East Asia

Speakers

Rieko Kage

University of Tokyo

Phillip Lipscy

University of Toronto

Kenneth McElwain

University of Tokyo

Kay Shimizu

University of Pittsburgh

Harutaka Takenaka

National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

Yves Tiberghien

University of British Columbia