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Spring/Summer 1996 (Vol. 3, No. 1)
(limited number of back copies available, photocopies of individual articles preferred)
Forum: Japan's Future International Role
Seizaburo Sato, Three major twentieth century trends and Japan's future role
Ronald Dore, Is Japan looking East or West?
Gerald L. Curtis, Japanese foreign policy: Inaction and reaction
Yasuhiro Nakasone, New roles in the Japan-US alliance
Hisahiko Okazaki, China: A function of the Japan-US alliance
Toshiyuki Shikata, Japan's security strategy: Meeting the needs of a new era
Tomoyuki Kojima, Sino-Japanese relations: A Japanese perspective
Matake Kamiya, Hopeful uncertainty: Asia-Pacific security in transition
Hiromoto Seki, APEC: New paradigm for Asia-Pacific relations
Hisako Shimura, Should Japan participate in UN peacekeeping operations?
Najmul Saqib Khan, New challenges for a post-Cold War Japan
Autumn/Winter 1995 (Vol. 2, No. 2)
(no back issues available, photocopies of individual articles only)
Matake Kamiya, Will Japan go nuclear? Myth versus fact
Seizaburo Sato, Japan's democracy in crisis
Atsumasa Yamamoto, Ballistic missile security risks facing Japan
Yasuhiro Nakasone, Reflections on Japan's past
Ryukichi Imai, Nuclear energy 50 years after Hiroshima
Vladimir Ivanov, Russia and the US: Still cold in NE Asia?
Takahiro Shinyo, Arms transfer and the Asia-Pacific region
Eimon Ueda, Rising giants: China and India
Andrew Elek, APEC beyond Osaka: A balanced approach
Yoshio Okawara, Changing Japan and its ties with Australia
Hisahiro Kanayama, Hope and reality in Vietnam and Myanmar
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