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Still a Negative Case? Japan’s Changing Refugee Policy in the Face of New Geopolitical Challenges

Jul 9, 2024 | asia-pacificresearch.com | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

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Japan needs more distance from the United States so its policies can shine

May 15, 2024 | eastasiaforum.org | Kimkong Heng |Linda Yueh |Maximilien Xavier Rehm |Hannah Theaker

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s recent visit to the United States has been largely lauded as a massive success by US media and policymakers. But the response in Japan has been less enthusiastic, apart from inside Kishida’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), as underscored by concerns raised by Japanese opposition parties.
Japan: Can foreign policy achievements save Kishida?

Apr 18, 2024 | lowyinstitute.org | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

A visit to the United States this moth has further added to Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio’s growing list of foreign policy achievements, even as his administration continues to be plagued by domestic political problems. Hosted by President Joe Biden for a state dinner on 10 April, the two leaders then welcomed Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr the next day for a historic trilateral summit.
Hokkaido on four wheels: How to explore Japan’s wild north

Jan 19, 2024 | networthynews.com | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

ByMaximilien RehmReleased January 12, 2024– 8 minutes checked outWith interesting historic landmarks, captivating seaside towns and a few of the very best seafood in the nation, Hokkaido– Japan’s second-largest, northern most island– has actually made its credibility as one of the most preferable locations in the nation.
Moving beyond ‘checkbook diplomacy’: Japan’s changing refugee policy

Dec 20, 2023 | japantimes.co.jp | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

During the 1990-1991 Gulf War, Japan famously did not get directly involved on the ground. Constrained by its pacifist Constitution, the country opted instead to engage in economic sanctions against Iraq while contributing close to $16 billion to the war and reconstruction effort. Despite being one of the largest financial contributors, Japan received little international recognition for its efforts, even being criticized by some for its so-called checkbook diplomacy.
Moving Beyond ‘Checkbook Diplomacy’? Japan’s Changing Refugee Policy

Dec 15, 2023 | thediplomat.com | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

In its response to recent events in Afghanistan, Myanmar, and Ukraine, Japan has demonstrated greater flexibility in admitting those needing refuge. By Maximilien Xavier Rehm During the 1990-1991 Gulf War, Japan famously did not get directly involved on the ground.
Moving Beyond ‘Checkbook Diplomacy’? Japan’s Changing Refugee Policy - Tribune Content Agency

Dec 15, 2023 | tribunecontentagency.com | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

During the 1990-1991 Gulf War, Japan famously did not get directly involved on the ground. Constrained by its pacifist constitution, the country opted instead to engage in economic sanctions against Iraq while contributing close to $16 billion to the war and reconstruction effort.
Time for Japan to warmly welcome more immigrants

Nov 23, 2023 | asiatimes.com | Maximilien Xavier Rehm

During a recent speech, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida outlined his primary policy priority in simple terms — “economy, economy, economy.” Notably absent was any mention of foreign workers and their role in sustaining Japan’s future economic development. This is surprising, given the well-documented need to further increase the foreign workforce, which has already reached record highs in 2023.
Why won’t Kishida adopt a formal immigration policy?

Nov 23, 2023 | eastasiaforum.org | Maximilien Xavier Rehm |Allison Alexy |Sayuri Shirai |Yiping Huang

Author: Maximilien Xavier Rehm, Doshisha UniversityDuring a recent speech, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida outlined his primary policy priority in simple terms — ‘economy, economy, economy’. Notably absent was any mention of foreign workers and their role in sustaining Japan’s future economic development. This is surprising, given the well-documented need to further increase the foreign workforce, which has already reached record highs in 2023.