Japan, the U.S., and the Future of World Order

Description

Join a group of distinguished scholars and policymakers from Japan and the U.S. as they examine the current and future state of international system and explore how the evolving nature of world order will affect the relationship between the two countries in the years and decades to come.

This two-day online conference is the inaugural event for the Kissinger Center's new initiative, Japan, the U.S., and the Future of World Order. Contributors will discuss different aspects and impacts of the Japan–U.S. relationship including effects of China's evolving grand strategy, conflict and cooperation on the Korean peninsula, new technologies, the region's military balance, and the increased importance of transnational issues ranging from climate change to global public health.