Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Centre for Japanese Research (CJR) at UBC's Institute of Asian Research hosted an online discussion on October 17, 2024 assessing the three yeasrs of Kishida administration and its key policies, achievement and leadership from multiple aspects. Having Liberal Democratic Party's presidential election on September 27th which elected the new Prime Minister Ishiba, this event explored the implications of the new Cabinet and its potential impacts on Japanese domestic and international policies. Experts from partnering institutions and provided critical perspectives on the new administration and Japanese political landscape.
Speakers:
Rieko Kage (University of Tokyo)
Phillip Lipscy (University of Toronto)
Kenneth McElwain (University of Tokyo)
Kay Shimizu (University of Pittsburgh)
Harutaka Takenaka (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)
Yves Tiberghien (University of British Columbia)
The Centre for Japanese Research (CJR) at UBC's Institute of Asian Research hosted an online discussion on October 17, 2024 assessing the three yeasrs of Kishida administration and its key policies, achievement and leadership from multiple aspects. Having Liberal Democratic Party's presidential election on September 27th which elected the new Prime Minister Ishiba, this event explored the implications of the new Cabinet and its potential impacts on Japanese domestic and international policies. Experts from partnering institutions and provided critical perspectives on the new administration and Japanese political landscape.
Speakers:
Rieko Kage (University of Tokyo)
Phillip Lipscy (University of Toronto)
Kenneth McElwain (University of Tokyo)
Kay Shimizu (University of Pittsburgh)
Harutaka Takenaka (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)
Yves Tiberghien (University of British Columbia)
