Supply Chains in Northeast Asia under the US-China Conflict and Russia-Ukraine War
| Chief Researcher | Professor NAKAJIMA Tomoyoshi |
|---|---|
| Co-Researchers | KIM Bong-Gil (Visiting Professor, Global Research Centre for Advanced Sustainability Science, University of Toyama), KUNO Arata (Professor, Faculty of International Relations, Asia University), Kumagai Satoru (Director, Economic Geography Studies Group, Inter-Dicisciplinary Study Center, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization (IDE-JETRO)), KUROIWA Ikuo (Professor, Faculty of International Economic Studies, UNP), GOKAN Toshitaka (Reserch Fellow, Economic Geography Studies Group, Inter-Dicisciplinary Study Center, Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization (IDE-JETRO)), HATAKEYAMA Kyoko (Professor, Faculty of International Studies and Regional Development, UNP) |
| Research period | 2023-2025 |
Research Overview
Since the 2010s, the gap in economic power between the United States and China has narrowed, and the conflict between the two countries in terms of both security and economy has become more severe. Under these circumstances, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has further created a serious division of Western countries against China and Russia, both in terms of security and economics. This global situation is seriously impacting the security environment in Northeast Asia. In Japan, new policies and systems are being introduced in economic security to address this.
Given these circumstances, this research analyzes changes in the environment surrounding supply chains in Northeast Asia and the resulting structural changes in supply chains to create a foundation for making necessary policy recommendations.
International Research Conference
June 19, 2023 Asian economy and corporate supply chains amid US-China conflict
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