Invitation to
'The Indian Ocean and Geopolitics'
A Lecture by Mr. Robert D. KaplanOn March 12 (Fri)
Closed.
The Sasakawa Peace Foundation has invited Mr. Robert D. Kaplan, senior fellow for the Center for the New American Security and national correspondent for Atlantic to speak on the theme of ‘The Indian Ocean and Geopolitics’ on March 12, 2010. The speaker is an eminent international journalist who has written many articles regarding regional conflicts and security issues worldwide.
Mr. Kaplan has discussed issues surrounding the Indian Ocean, such as the increasing presence of China and the resurgence of the geopolitical rivalry in the region, in articles in the distinguished American foreign policy journals, “Foreign Affairs”, and “Foreign Policy.” He will provide insight from a geographical perspective into the present and the future situation of the Indian Ocean region, and show the powerful effects the region exerts on international politics. The details of the event are as follows:
Mr. Kaplan has discussed issues surrounding the Indian Ocean, such as the increasing presence of China and the resurgence of the geopolitical rivalry in the region, in articles in the distinguished American foreign policy journals, “Foreign Affairs”, and “Foreign Policy.” He will provide insight from a geographical perspective into the present and the future situation of the Indian Ocean region, and show the powerful effects the region exerts on international politics. The details of the event are as follows:
- Dates:
- March 12, 2010（Fri）18：00 to 19：30 Lecture and Q&A
- Venue:
- Conference Hall, 1st floor, Nippon Foundation Building,
1-2-2, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8523 - Speaker:
- Mr. Robert D. Kaplan, Senior Fellow, the Center for New American Security and national correspondent for Atlantic
- Moderator:
- Dr. Satoru Mori, Associate Professor, Hosei University and the project leader for SPF research project, “Japan’s Strategic Horizon and Japan-US relations”.
- Language:
- Simultaneous interpretation into Japanese will be provided.
- Notes:
- Admission free. Booking required.
Please register by 8th of March through this page.
Please note that the venue has limited number of seats. If many register seats will be allocated on a first come-first served basis. Also, please be informed that the personal information provided at the time of registration will be used to announce seminars, and events organized or supported by our foundation. - Contact:
- Ms. Murata, Ms. Nozaki (Phone: 03-6229-5441)
- Invitation to
'The Indian Ocean and Geopolitics'
A Lecture by Mr. Robert D. KaplanOn March 12 (Fri)
Closed.