Aizawa Riho

アイザワリホ | Aizawa Riho

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Research Fellow

Research field (4)： International relations , International relations , International relations , International relations

Research theme for competitive and other funds (2)：

2023 - 2026 The Utility of Force in Contemporary Diplomacy: A Diachronic and Synchronic Approach to Middle-Range Theory.
2019 - 2020 Strategies for Preventing PRC Illicit Technology Transfer from Japanese Academia

Papers (2)：

Riho Aizawa. Impacts of U.S. perceptions of China during the post-Cold War on reaffirming and redefining the Japan-U.S. alliance. M.A. Thesis, 2020. 2020
Riho Aizawa. The Roles and Importance of U.S. Alliances and Friends in U.S. National Security Strategies after the Cold War: From the George H.W. Bush Administration to the Barack Obama Administration. B.A. Thesis, 2016. 2016

Education (2)：

2018 - 現在 the George Washington University the Elliott School of International Affairs Master of Arts in International Affairs
2016 - 2020 Gakushuin Women's College Graduate School of Intercultural Studies

Work history (7)：

2021/04 - 現在 The National Institute for Defense Studies, the Ministry of Defense in Japan Security Studies Department Research Fellow
2019 - 現在 the Pacific Forum Young Leader Program
2021 - 2021 the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) The Edwin O. Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies Policy Research Fellow
2020 - 2020 the Research Institute for Peace and Security Japan-US Partnership Program Scholarship student and later observer
2018 - 2019 the Hudson Institute Research Intern

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Awards (4)：

2020 - the Research Institute for Peace and Security Japan-US Partnership Program
2019 - the Pacific Forum Young Leader Program
2018 - YKK Group’s Yoshida Scholarship Foundation Full scholarship for studying in the U.S. for two years
2017 - the Gakushuin School Corporation Abe Tadanori Research Fellowship

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