Curated content on programs and publications from the East–West Center in Washington | |
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Asia Pacific Bulletin
Special Series on the 2024 Elections and Indo-Pacific Affairs
This special APB series results from a
collaboration between EWC’s RICE program and AAS. This partnership provided AAS scholars with the opportunity to discuss and analyze how pressing issues in the Indo-Pacific relate to the numerous elections across the region. In this collection of briefs, AAS EWC RICE participants contextualize the political, social, economic, and cultural impacts of the 2024 elections within the intricacies of Indo-Pacific affairs.
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EWC Occasional Paper
Indo-Pacific Lens on the Arctic: How US Partners in Asia View Arctic Security and Governance
This special OP is part of “The Indo-Pacific and the Arctic: Opportunities and Challenges for US Partners,” a project funded by the Research Innovation & Collaboration Exchange (RICE) program.
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US-ROK-Japan Trilateral Global Leadership Youth Summit
The 2025US-ROK-Japan Trilateral Global Leadership Youth Summit is a leadership initiative implemented by the EWC, with funding and support from the US Embassy Seoul, and Tokyo, as well as the Republic of Korea Ministry of Education, and is part of the Young Trilateral Leaders (YTL) initiative. The program is for emerging leaders from the United States, the Republic of Korea, and Japan, with additional representatives from Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. The 2024 3-day summit was held in Busan, Korea and addressed issues such as climate change, economic innovation, and national security concerns through simulations of Camp David and a competitive pitch competition.
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Asia Matters for America Initiative
This initiative maps the trade, investment, employment, business, diplomacy, security, education, tourism, and people-to-people connections between the United States and the
Indo-Pacific at the national, state, and local levels. This website, publication, and one-page summaries for states and congressional districts are resources for understanding the robust and dynamic US-Indo-Pacific relationship. This year, AMA traveled to North Carolina, Minnesota, and Iowa as part of its Japan Matters for America Roadshow.
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Latest Research and Analysis
Asia Navigates Uncertainty and Continuity of US Regional Policy in the 2024 Elections
Dr. Robert Sutter,
Dr. Satu Limaye,
Dr. Nicholas Hamisevicz
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American Public & Elite Opinion on Asia Matters for America, 2nd Edition
Satu Limaye, Amy Namur, Lila Connell, Charissa Yong
Design: Jeanette Simmons
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Two Decades of the Quad: Diplomacy & Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific
Samir Saran, Satu Limaye, Vivek Mishra, Lilah Connell, Amy Namur, Robin McCoy, and Aryan D'Rozario
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US Indo-Pacific Strategy after One Year: Perspectives from Allies, Partners, and across the Indo-Pacific
Ross Tokola
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The East-West Center in Washington welcomed the Washington, DC-based members of its Board of Governors to tour the office and discuss the future and priorities of the Center in 2024 and beyond.
[Photo: EWC in Washington]
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UPCOMING PROGRAMS AND APPLICATIONS | |
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SAVE THE DATE:
January 16, 9:30 AM ET
1828 L St. NW, Washington, DC
"Assessing Religious Freedom in Asia: Perspectives from China, India, and Myanmar" with Pepperdine University's Program on Global Faith and Inclusive Societies Director Knox Thames.
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APPLICATION OPENING:
January 7, 2025
Research Innovation & Collaboration Exchange (RICE) Program
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APPLICATION OPENING:
February 7, 2025
Young Professionals Program
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SAVE THE DATE:
February 5, 6 PM ET
Asia Society Texas Center,
Houston, Texas
"The Japan-Texas Nexus: Partners in Technology, Innovation, and Investment"
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For questions and inquiries on East-West Center in Washington programs, projects, and publications, please contact Zoe Weaver-Lee at weaverz@eastwestcenter.org.
The East-West Center in Washington, a program of the East-West Center, advances U.S.-Indo-Pacific relations by creating innovative content, publications, exchanges, and outreach activities.
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The East-West Center promotes better relations and understanding among the people and nations of the United States, Asia, and the Pacific through cooperative study, research, and dialogue. Established by the US Congress in 1960, the Center serves as a resource for information and analysis on critical issues of common concern, bringing people together to exchange views, build expertise, and develop policy options. The Center's Washington D.C. office focuses on preparing the United States for an era of growing Indo-Pacific prominence.
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