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Tsuyoshi Kawasaki

Professor
Political Science

Areas of interest

Research and Supervision Fields:

STATUS: ACCEPTING NEW GRADUATE STUDENTS

-Japanese Foreign Affairs and Politics
-International Relations of East Asia
-Canada-Asia Relations

Teaching Streams

-Diplomacy, Defence and Development

Education

  • LLB, Doshisha University
  • MA, University of Toronto
  • PhD, Princeton University

Biography

I am a professor of international politics. My teaching covers international relations theory, international relations of East Asia, and Japanese politics.

While my primary research focus is on Japan���s relations with other countries, I have broader interests in East Asia and trans-Pacific relations, including Canada-Asia relations. I also study ���grand strategy������the government���s holistic plan to use defense, economic and cultural policies as a set.

A bilingual and bicultural scholar, I conduct my professional activities both in Canada and in Japan: I publish in English and Japanese; I give professional talks in Canada and Japan; and I collaborate with Canadian and Japanese scholars, policymakers, media and think-tanks.

Recent Publications

2025a. Shakaikagaku wa ���shik��no kata��� de kimaru: Ris��chi toraianguru no susume (The Craft of Framing Arguments in Social Sciences: An Introduction to the Research Triangle Method). Tokyo: Keis�� Shob��.

2025b. "The West's Collective Defense Institutions in Asia and Europe: A Geopolitical Perspective." In Elena Atanassova-Cornelis, Yoichiro Sato, and Tom Sauer, eds. Security Order and Strategic Alignment in Europe and the Asia-Pacific: Times of Global Power Shifts. London: Routledge.

2023a. ���Higashi Ajia senryaku kankeishi no kokoromi: Taikokukan chiseigaku g��mu wa ikani hensen shitekitaka (Writing an East Asian Strategic History: Tracing Geopolitical Games among Great Powers since the Mid-19th Century).��� In Koji Murata, ed. Gaik�� to Senryaku (Diplomacy and Strategy). Tokyo: Sairy贖sha.

2023b. ���Kanada Torud�� seiken no shin Ajia anzen hosh�� seisaku: Hy��ka to tenb����� (Canada���s New Security Policy toward Asia: An Assessment and Future Prospects), Kokusai Anzen Hosh�� (The Journal of International Security), Vol. 51, No. 1 (June), pp. 76-95.

2021. "Hedging against China: Formulating Canada's New Strategy in the Era of Power Politics." Canadian Foreign Policy Journal. Vol. 27, Issue 2, pp. 175-193.

2019a. "Canada as a Peninsula State: Conceptualizing the Emerging Geopolitical Landscape in the 21st Century." International Journal, Vol. 72, No. 3, pp. 345-362.

2019b. Daisenryakuron: Kokusai chitsujo o meguru tatakai to Nihon (On Grand Strategy: The Struggle over International Order and Japan). Tokyo: Keis�� Shob��.