Reports and Publications
Japan-U.S. and Security Studies Unit
Strategy and Deterrence Program
Assessing global shifts to contribute to the creation of a more advantageous security environment
Since its establishment, the Sasakawa Peace Foundation has implemented and supported projects that contribute to world peace and security. The Strategy and Deterrence Program aims to identify changes in the international situation and conduct projects that contribute to the creation of a more advantageous security environment. Specifically, we collaborate with think tanks in countries around the world to conduct research on security issues concerning Japan, share the results of our analysis, and make policy recommendations. Research topics include U.S.-China relations, the situation in Europe and Russia, and international peace operations. Through these efforts we strive to play an active role in private-sector defense diplomacy (Track 2).
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Project List of FY2026
| Project Name | Year |
|---|---|
| US-China Relations and Japan's Security | Third year of a three-year project |
| Japan-India Policy Dialogue | Second year of a three-year project |
| Future of International Peace Operation II | Second year of a two-year project |
| Enhancing National Cyber SecurityⅢ | Second year of a three-year project |
| Symposium on Maritime Rule of Law and Enforcement | Single-year project |
| Grand Strategy for the Maritime Nation | First year of a two-year project |
| Study on Enhancing Whole-of-Society Resilience | First year of a two-year project |
| Experts' dialogues on RussiaⅡ | First year of a two-year project |
Reports and Publications
Staff
Ippeita Nishida (Senior Research Fellow)
Tomohisa Hayakawa（Research Fellow）
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