Asan Seminar

Lessons from the Abe-Putin Summit and
the US-Japan-Russia Triangle

a dialogue with

Ambassador Kazuhiko Togo
Professor and Director, Institute for World Affairs
Kyoto Sangyo University

Dr. Gilbert Rozman
Editor-in-Chief
The Asan Forum

hosted by

The Asan Institute for Policy Studies

Thursday, March 9, 2017 / 10:00-11:30am
1211 Connecticut Ave. NW-8th Floor, Washington, DC 20036

RSVP: Please use this link to register or email Ms. Eileen Block (asaninstdc@asaninst.org)
*Registration is required and seating is limited.

Biographies

Kazuhiko Togo is Professor and Director of the Institute for World Affairs at Kyoto Sangyo University since 2010. He served in the Japanese Foreign Ministry from 1968. Half of his career was devoted to Russia and he retired in 2002 as Ambassador to the Netherlands. Since then, he taught at universities abroad, including those in Leiden, Princeton, Santa Barbara, Seoul, and Taiwan. His latest publications include Russian and Japanese Civilization: Historical Analysis of Formation and Development of National Identities, co-edited with A.N. Panov (in Japanese and Russian).

Gilbert Rozman taught at Princeton University from 1970 to 2013. He now serves as the editor of The Asan Forum, an online journal on the international relations of the Asia-Pacific region. His writings bridge sociology, history, and political science, concentrating on the states of Northeast Asia.