Keio University

Security Governance and International Relations

Publish: June 30, 2025
KGRI

Security

Summary

Donald Trump administration in the United States has shaken security governance since its birth in 2016. That security problem includes Japan-U.S. security alliance, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), trade and technology conflicts with China, negotiation with North Korea, cyber security issues and COVID-19. U.S. presidential election in 2020 is a key event to foresee next four years and can be a critical factor in international relations. This project investigates widely these issues and considers Japan's possible policies.

Project Members

Note: ◎ indicates the project leader

Project Members

Principal Investigator

TSUCHIYA, Motohiro

Professor/DeanGraduate School of Media and Governance/Faculty of Policy ManagementInternational relations, Studies on information society, Public policy

KOMIYAMA, Kouichiro

Information Security AnalystJPCERT Coordination CenterCyber security