Kumiko Haba, Professor Emeritus, Aoyama Gakuin UniversityPradeep S.Chauhan, Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University

• Part I. Anthropocene and Covid-19.- 1 Matsushita Kazuo. Energy Transition for Peace and Well-being and Initiatives and Cooperation for the Transition to a Decarbonized Society in East Asia.- 2 Xin Zhou Synergizing. Climate Action and Sustainable Development: Integrating SDGs into National Climate Strategies.- 3 Christian Ploberger.COVID-19: The failure of global governance and regional organisation response, and its implications for addressing climate change at the global level.- 4 Jiun-Da Lin and Fang-Yi Huang. Explaining gender-sensitive measures for COVID-19: The role of Women’s transnational organizations.- 5  Hitomi Kimura. Proximity of Climate, Energy and Military Security in India under the QUAD/FOIP in the Indo-Pacific and Implication for the Global South under the Anthropocene.- Part II. Regional Collaboration in Asia and Global South.- 6  Kumiko Haba. The United States East Asia Strategy and development of Global South: Lesson from Russia Ukraine War.- 7 Pradeep S. Chauhan. A Comparative Study of Regional Integration in Asia and Europe: An Analysis.- 8  Sang Chul Park. Necessity and Possibility of Japanese and Korean Economic Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific Strategy.- 9 Motoko Shuto. ASEAN’s Role and Challenges in Managing Peaceful Settlement of Disputes.- 10 Jutaro Kaneko. Regional Financial Integration: Comparisons between EU, ASEAN, GCC and AU.- 11 Taisho Nakayama. Border Shifting and Remaining in Modern East Eurasia: Sakhalin/Karafuto and Taiwan.- 12 Li Hsiang Lin. The Formation and Practice of the Value Alliance Relationship in the Indo-Pacific Region: Analysis from the Perspective of Offensive Realism.- 13 Shu Fukuya. Japan’s Strategic Development Cooperation: the Balancing Strategy towards Chin.- 14 Priyanka Yadav. India and China’s Approach in the Indo-Pacific: Exploring the Shifting Dynamics of Liberal International Order.- 15 Miyoko Taniguchi.Balancing Human and Traditional Securitization of Japanese Foreign Aid: The Case of the Philippines.- 16  Chetna Rana. Indo-Japan Strategic Partnership: A Comparative Analysis of Economic and Security Cooperation.- Part III. Regional Collaboration in EU, Europe, and Asia.- 17 Takao Suami. Personal Data Protection and the Brussels Effect: The Sustainability of the Japanese Model in the context of the Adequacy Decision Mechanism.- 18 Yumiko Nakanishi. The Circular Economy in Japan, influenced by the EU and in collaboration with the EU.- 19 Kiyomi Suzui. Interregionalism and Open Strategic Autonomy: EU Global Trade Governance in the Making.- 20 Chinatsu Yasuda. EU Cultural Policy: The Case of House of European History.- 21 Yosuke Amaike.Transition in Nordic Co-operation and development of cross-border education policies since the 2000s.- 22 Yoichi Nakagawa. Germany’s China policy since the fourth Merkel government.- 23 Maho Kawagoe.  Assessing the European Union’s Roles in Establishing Global Regulatory Frameworks: International Aviation and Maritime Emissions Cases.- 24 Yoji Koyama. Actual Situations in Peripheral Countries of the EU and Effectiveness of Regional Policies.- 25 Miguel Angel Vecino. Reflections on a Decadent Europe.- 26 Ivan Samson and Myriam Donsimoni. The Modernity, an Assessment.

Kumiko Haba, Professor Emeritus, Aoyama Gakuin UniversityPradeep S.Chauhan, Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University

• Part I. Anthropocene and Covid-19.- 1 Matsushita Kazuo. Energy Transition for Peace and Well-being and Initiatives and Cooperation for the Transition to a Decarbonized Society in East Asia.- 2 Xin Zhou Synergizing. Climate Action and Sustainable Development: Integrating SDGs into National Climate Strategies.- 3 Christian Ploberger.COVID-19: The failure of global governance and regional organisation response, and its implications for addressing climate change at the global level.- 4 Jiun-Da Lin and Fang-Yi Huang. Explaining gender-sensitive measures for COVID-19: The role of Women’s transnational organizations.- 5  Hitomi Kimura. Proximity of Climate, Energy and Military Security in India under the QUAD/FOIP in the Indo-Pacific and Implication for the Global South under the Anthropocene.- Part II. Regional Collaboration in Asia and Global South.- 6  Kumiko Haba. The United States East Asia Strategy and development of Global South: Lesson from Russia Ukraine War.- 7 Pradeep S. Chauhan. A Comparative Study of Regional Integration in Asia and Europe: An Analysis.- 8  Sang Chul Park. Necessity and Possibility of Japanese and Korean Economic Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific Strategy.- 9 Motoko Shuto. ASEAN’s Role and Challenges in Managing Peaceful Settlement of Disputes.- 10 Jutaro Kaneko. Regional Financial Integration: Comparisons between EU, ASEAN, GCC and AU.- 11 Taisho Nakayama. Border Shifting and Remaining in Modern East Eurasia: Sakhalin/Karafuto and Taiwan.- 12 Li Hsiang Lin. The Formation and Practice of the Value Alliance Relationship in the Indo-Pacific Region: Analysis from the Perspective of Offensive Realism.- 13 Shu Fukuya. Japan’s Strategic Development Cooperation: the Balancing Strategy towards Chin.- 14 Priyanka Yadav. India and China’s Approach in the Indo-Pacific: Exploring the Shifting Dynamics of Liberal International Order.- 15 Miyoko Taniguchi.Balancing Human and Traditional Securitization of Japanese Foreign Aid: The Case of the Philippines.- 16  Chetna Rana. Indo-Japan Strategic Partnership: A Comparative Analysis of Economic and Security Cooperation.- Part III. Regional Collaboration in EU, Europe, and Asia.- 17 Takao Suami. Personal Data Protection and the Brussels Effect: The Sustainability of the Japanese Model in the context of the Adequacy Decision Mechanism.- 18 Yumiko Nakanishi. The Circular Economy in Japan, influenced by the EU and in collaboration with the EU.- 19 Kiyomi Suzui. Interregionalism and Open Strategic Autonomy: EU Global Trade Governance in the Making.- 20 Chinatsu Yasuda. EU Cultural Policy: The Case of House of European History.- 21 Yosuke Amaike.Transition in Nordic Co-operation and development of cross-border education policies since the 2000s.- 22 Yoichi Nakagawa. Germany’s China policy since the fourth Merkel government.- 23 Maho Kawagoe.  Assessing the European Union’s Roles in Establishing Global Regulatory Frameworks: International Aviation and Maritime Emissions Cases.- 24 Yoji Koyama. Actual Situations in Peripheral Countries of the EU and Effectiveness of Regional Policies.- 25 Miguel Angel Vecino. Reflections on a Decadent Europe.- 26 Ivan Samson and Myriam Donsimoni. The Modernity, an Assessment.

Kumiko Haba, Professor Emeritus, Aoyama Gakuin UniversityPradeep S.Chauhan, Professor, Jawaharlal Nehru University

• Part I. Anthropocene and Covid-19.- 1 Matsushita Kazuo. Energy Transition for Peace and Well-being and Initiatives and Cooperation for the Transition to a Decarbonized Society in East Asia.- 2 Xin Zhou Synergizing. Climate Action and Sustainable Development: Integrating SDGs into National Climate Strategies.- 3 Christian Ploberger.COVID-19: The failure of global governance and regional organisation response, and its implications for addressing climate change at the global level.- 4 Jiun-Da Lin and Fang-Yi Huang. Explaining gender-sensitive measures for COVID-19: The role of Women’s transnational organizations.- 5  Hitomi Kimura. Proximity of Climate, Energy and Military Security in India under the QUAD/FOIP in the Indo-Pacific and Implication for the Global South under the Anthropocene.- Part II. Regional Collaboration in Asia and Global South.- 6  Kumiko Haba. The United States East Asia Strategy and development of Global South: Lesson from Russia Ukraine War.- 7 Pradeep S. Chauhan. A Comparative Study of Regional Integration in Asia and Europe: An Analysis.- 8  Sang Chul Park. Necessity and Possibility of Japanese and Korean Economic Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific Strategy.- 9 Motoko Shuto. ASEAN’s Role and Challenges in Managing Peaceful Settlement of Disputes.- 10 Jutaro Kaneko. Regional Financial Integration: Comparisons between EU, ASEAN, GCC and AU.- 11 Taisho Nakayama. Border Shifting and Remaining in Modern East Eurasia: Sakhalin/Karafuto and Taiwan.- 12 Li Hsiang Lin. The Formation and Practice of the Value Alliance Relationship in the Indo-Pacific Region: Analysis from the Perspective of Offensive Realism.- 13 Shu Fukuya. Japan’s Strategic Development Cooperation: the Balancing Strategy towards Chin.- 14 Priyanka Yadav. India and China’s Approach in the Indo-Pacific: Exploring the Shifting Dynamics of Liberal International Order.- 15 Miyoko Taniguchi.Balancing Human and Traditional Securitization of Japanese Foreign Aid: The Case of the Philippines.- 16  Chetna Rana. Indo-Japan Strategic Partnership: A Comparative Analysis of Economic and Security Cooperation.- Part III. Regional Collaboration in EU, Europe, and Asia.- 17 Takao Suami. Personal Data Protection and the Brussels Effect: The Sustainability of the Japanese Model in the context of the Adequacy Decision Mechanism.- 18 Yumiko Nakanishi. The Circular Economy in Japan, influenced by the EU and in collaboration with the EU.- 19 Kiyomi Suzui. Interregionalism and Open Strategic Autonomy: EU Global Trade Governance in the Making.- 20 Chinatsu Yasuda. EU Cultural Policy: The Case of House of European History.- 21 Yosuke Amaike.Transition in Nordic Co-operation and development of cross-border education policies since the 2000s.- 22 Yoichi Nakagawa. Germany’s China policy since the fourth Merkel government.- 23 Maho Kawagoe.  Assessing the European Union’s Roles in Establishing Global Regulatory Frameworks: International Aviation and Maritime Emissions Cases.- 24 Yoji Koyama. Actual Situations in Peripheral Countries of the EU and Effectiveness of Regional Policies.- 25 Miguel Angel Vecino. Reflections on a Decadent Europe.- 26 Ivan Samson and Myriam Donsimoni. The Modernity, an Assessment.