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JP JP Faculty About Greetings from the Dean Faculty Visiting Professors Policies Academics Department & Major Curriculum Distinctive learning Study Abroad Academic Support Admission / Fees Career / Employment Career & Employment IR Students / Graduates Topics Special Contents In Japan, abroad, meet the world today. Majors & Courses GSGlobal Studies Major International Relations Major in English JDPAmerican University - Ritsumeikan UniversityJoint Degree Program The only joint degree programme in Japan offering two years each in Kyoto and Washington D.C. IRInternational Relations Major International Relations Major in Japanese TOPICS 2024.04.24　 Pacifism in the Constitution of Japan - What is the international order pursued in the Constitution of Japan? The perception of the constitution in the context of international relations - (Prof.KIMIJIMA Akihiko) 2024.04.22　 Capitalism - Looking at People’s Lives and International Relations from the Perspective of the Capitalist Economic System - (Prof.MORIOKA Masashi) 2024.04.18　 International Political Economy - Analyze international relations while having an awareness of the interaction between politics and economics -(Prof.NAKATO Sachio) 2024.04.16　 International Politics -Can We “Eliminate War?” Study the Field of International Politics with the Hope -（Prof.ADACHI Kenki） 2024.04.11　 We welcomed new students for April 2024 enrollment. 2024.04.08　 "Global Simulation Gaming" in 2024 has started!! 2024.03.25　 2024 Startup site Guide for New Students 2024.03.28　 Graduation and Commencement Ceremonies held 2024.03.26　 Zemi Research Convention 2023 “Starbucks' Supply Chain: Unveiling its Labor Practices in the Americas”（Amekawa Seminar） 2024.03.13　 Initiating food-related sustainability on campus, I was able to connect my research to hands-on activities.（MUENSTER Anna Lena） 2024.03.07　 "IR STUDY" Introducing the research of our professors 2024.02.14　 Here is the place to have an opportunity to expand your worldview and cultivate a deep understanding of international relations in a richly diverse environment.(BATKHUYAG Tamir) More Topics College Figures Established 1988 Graduates 8000+ Number of Students 1400+ Current Number of Foreign Students 340+ Number of Host Countries / Regions 30Country / Region Number of Courses Offered in English 65Coures 35.5% of all courses offered by the College of International Relations Number of Students studying abroad 140+Annually Foreign Faculty 34 Faculty Nationality 14Country / Region Results as of October 2021 Special Contents International Political Economy Analyze international relations while having an awareness of the interaction between politics and economics NAKATO SachioProfessor, College of International Relations Capitalism Looking at People’s Lives and International Relations from the Perspective of the Capitalist Economic System MORIOKA MasashiProfessor, College of International Relations Pacifism in the Constitution of Japan What is the international order pursued in the Constitution of Japan? The perception of the constitution in the context of international relations KIMIJIMA AkihikoProfessor, College of International Relations International Politics Can We “Eliminate War?”Study the Field of International Politics with the Hope ADACHI KenkiProfessor, College of International Relations Comparative Politics How do we fight the backslide of democracy? Understanding successes and failures through international comparisons HONNA JunProfessor, College of International Relations Global International Relations Reexamining international relations from its beginnings, bridging the West and the non-West ATAKA HiroakiProfessor, College of International Relations Development economics Economic development in developing countries cannot be achieved by economic rationality alone. WATANABE MatsuoProfessor, College of International Relations Migrant workers and racism Listening carefully to the sacrifices of overseas Filipino migrant workers TSUJIMOTO ToshikoProfessor, College of International Relations Working for an International Organization Theory and Empathy Are Needed in the Field of International Humanitarian and Development Assistance ISHIKAWA SachikoProfessor, College of International Relations Cultural Anthropology Dive into a Different Culture and Rethink Your “Norms” SMITH Nathaniel M.Associate Professor, College of International Relations Media Literacy Understanding the Media is Essential to Understanding the World KOGA BROWES ScottAssociate Professor, College of International Relations International Economics Using Economics to Predict the Next Action of People and Nations YANE HarukaAssociate Professor, College of International Relations Rediscovering Japan An Accurate Knowledge of One’s Own Country Facilitates Internationalization RAJKAI Zsombor TiborProfessor, College of International Relations Advanced Science and Technology and Global Law Nanotechnology, AI, and Robotic Weapons, How Will the International Community Manage the Risks of Science and Technology? KAWAMURA SatokoAssociate Professor, College of International Relations New Threats Protecting People and Nations from the Global Threat of Narcotics FUKUMI SayakaAssociate Professor, College of International Relations Developing Countries and International Cooperation What Is the Sustainable International Cooperation Required in the Global Era? SHIMADA HaruyukiProfessor, College of International Relations The program will draw out what can be learned in the College of International Relations through the research of faculty members and a wealth of episodes. Here is the place to have an opportunity to expand your worldview and cultivate a deep understanding of international relations in a richly diverse environment. BATKHUYAG TamirSecond-year Global Studies Major Meet our students IR Students/graduates strive on and off campus, in Kyoto and around the world Special Contents Special contents and videos that conveys more in-depth about the College of International Relations. 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