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IJI Tetsuro

イジ テツロウ | IJI Tetsuro
Affiliation and department：
Toyo University Department of Global Innovation Studies

About Toyo University Department of Global Innovation Studies


Job title： Associate Professor
Research field  (1)： International relations
Research keywords  (6)： International Relations/International Politics ,  Conflict and Peace Research ,  International Security ,  International Negotiation and Conflict Mediation ,  United Nations ,  Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
Papers (6)：
  • Tetsuro IJI. The Limits and Potentials of UN Mediation: Views from Ripeness Theory. International Negotiation. 2022. 27. 3. 354-385
  • Tetsuro Iji. War-Making and Mediation in Civil Wars: Three Ideal Types of Third Parties and Ripeness Concepts. Ethnopolitics. 2022. 21. 2. 125-137
  • Tetsuro IJI. The UN as an International Mediator: From the Post-Cold War Era to the Twenty-First Century. Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations. 2017. 23. 1. 83-100
  • Tetsuro IJI. Contact Group Diplomacy: The Strategies of the Western Contact Group in Mediating Namibian Conflict. Diplomacy & Statecraft. 2011. 22. 4. 634-650
  • Tetsuro IJI. Cooperation, Coordination and Complementarity in International Peacemaking: The Tajikistan Experience. International Peacekeeping. 2005. 12. 2. 189-204
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Books (3)：
  • Reflecting about the Past, Present, and Future of UN Mediation (Special Issue of International Negotiation journal)
    Brill | Nijhoff 2022
  • Revisiting the “Ripeness” Debate
    Routledge 2022 ISBN:9781032324968
  • Multiparty Mediation in Violent Conflict: Peacemaking Diplomacy in the Tajikistan Civil War
    Routledge 2019 ISBN:9780367333607
Lectures and oral presentations  (4)：
  • Demonstration of Power and War Avoidance in the East China Sea
    (Annual Convention, International Studies Association 2022)
  • Third Parties in Civil War and Hurting Stalemate: Three Ideal Types
    (Annual Virtual Convention, International Studies Association 2021)
  • Rethinking Legitimate Power in International Mediation
    (Annual Convention, International Studies Association 2016)
  • The UN as an International Mediator
    (International Conference on Mediation, University of Pretoria 2015)
Professional career (3)：
  • Ph.D. in International Relations (LSE, University of London)
  • M.A. in International Relations (SAIS, Johns Hopkins University)
  • B.A. (Faculty of Foreign Studies, Sophia University)
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