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International Relations,  Security and Conflict Studies, International Public Policy

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As we stand on the threshold of a new era, it's crucial to understand that our world is at a crossroad. We find ourselves witnessing the ascent of new powers emerging with unprecedented influence, alongside with the decline of established ones. These seismic shifts are reshaping the existing global economic and security dynamics, demanding our keen attention and critical understanding. This flux not only alters the geopolitical landscape but also introduces new challenges and opportunities. Furthermore, the emergence of alternative frameworks of cooperation and security adds another layer of complexity to the global landscape. While these alternative models may promise innovation and adaptability, they often diverge from conventional norms and established rules. Understanding how the world evolves requires more than passive observation—it demands active engagement and careful inquiry. Thus, you must grasp these transformations with clarity and foresight, acknowledging the complex interplay of factors driving these changes. Let's analyse these developments together with a critical eye, discerning their implications and assessing their alignment with principles of justice, equity, and sustainability.

 Alica Kizekova (ed), The Indo-Pacific in the Post-Trump Era: Expectations and Challenges, Institute of International Relations, Prague, 2021 Chapter 4 "Japan, the UE and the US: shared risks and growing convergence” (pp82-100)

渋谷 淳一 ・ 本田 量久編 『国際関係入門』旬報社2017年11月第3部第2章「中国の変化と世界戦略 一 対外積極行動主義とその影響」担当
木田剛・竹内幸編 『安定を模索するアフリカ(Africa Searching for Stability)』ミネルヴァ書房2016年10月
第1部第2章「安全保障と軍事援助の国際比較ーフランス、米 国 、中国」担当