Navigating Alliances: Leadership Transitions and East Asian Security

Explore the dynamic intersection of leadership changes in Tokyo and Washington and their implications for East Asian security. This panel discussion, co-hosted by Columbia University and Keio University, delves into critical challenges on the Korean peninsula and the evolving U.S.-Japan alliance. Featuring insights from prominent scholars, policymakers, and global advisors, this session is a must-listen for anyone interested in international relations and security studies. Speakers include Junya Nishino, Ambassador Kathleen Stephens, Scott Snyder, and Carol Gluck, with moderation by Gerald Curtis. Opening remarks by Duy Linh Nguyen Tu, Lien-Hang Nguyen, and Yuichi Hosoya set the stage for a thought-provoking dialogue, complemented by an introductory video from Ambassador Park Cheol-hee of South Korea. Join us for this insightful conversation shaping the future of East Asian geopolitics. Leadership transitions East Asian security International relations U.S.-Japan alliance Korean peninsula Tokyo and Washington politics U.S.-Japan geopolitical strategy Korean peninsula challenges Columbia University East Asia conference Keio University global politics Post Election