On June 24th, Keio Center for Strategy, NIKKEI Inc and Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (Stanford University) will co-host a public symposium titled “The Liberal International Order in the Indo-Pacific”.
On April 15, 2024, Keio Center for Strategy(KCS) held the third Keio Open Forum titled “Women, Peace, and Security Agenda: Contribution to International Peace, Security and Stability – View from a Non-Permanent Member of the United Nations Security Council”.
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Special Open Symposium
World Order Shaken by Russo-Ukrainian War: The Role of the International Community and Japan
This February 24th marks exactly three years since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The war is protracted, and peace in Ukraine remains elusive. To this, we must ask ourselves: What role can Japan play in achieving peace and rebuilding Ukraine? Keio Center for Strategy(KCS), a think tank at Keio University, will hold a public symposium, bringing experts and policymakers to discuss these issues with the public.
Registration is open to the public.
“Where is the Non-Polarizing World Heading? – The Ukrainian War and the Israel-Hamas War.” 6 December 2023 About On December 6, 2023, Keio Center for Strategy (KCS) hosted a special open forum titled “Where is the Non-Polarizing World Heading? – The Ukrainian War and the Israel-Hamas War.” The forum featured discussions on the interconnectedness of …
On June 5, 2023, Keio Center for Strategy (KCS) held a symposium titled “The Increasing Uncertainty of the World Order: Contemplating U.S. Role in the World” at G-lab, located on the 6th floor of the East Building at Keio University’s Mita Campus,
On 14 November 2023, Keio Center for Strategy (KCS) collaborated with the Institute for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy Studies (CSDS) at the Brussels School of Governance, VUB to hold the KCS-CSDS Experts’ Workshop “An Era of Economic Security: Common Challenges for the EU and Japan.” The event took place in the Conference Room on the 9th floor of the East Annex at Keio University’s Mita Campus.
