Yu KOIZUMI
Associate Professor at RCAST, University of Tokyo
Associate Professor
Areas of Expertise:
Russian Military Thought
Russian National Security Policy
Politics and International Relations of the Former Soviet Republics
Defence Technologies
Previously, Yu has held various positions, including Assistant Analyst at Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Research Fellow at Institute for Future Engineering (IFENG), Research Fellow at the National Diet Library, and also a visiting researcher at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMEMO RAN).
His publication in Japanese includes (in English translation titles): Russian MIlitary Strategy Today, 2021; The War in Ukraine, 2022; Okhotsk Nuclear Bastion, 2024.
His book "Teikoku" Roshia no Chiseigaku (Geopolitics of Russian "Empire") published in 2019 was awarded Suntory Prize for Social Sciences and Humanities in that year.
Yu has presented and published extensively on national security policies and strategies of Russia and the former Soviet republics, as well as defense technologies.
Yu holds a BA in Social Sciences and a MA in Political Science from Waseda University.
日本
Areas of Expertise:
Russian Military Thought
Russian National Security Policy
Politics and International Relations of the Former Soviet Republics
Defence Technologies
Previously, Yu has held various positions, including Assistant Analyst at Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Research Fellow at Institute for Future Engineering (IFENG), Research Fellow at the National Diet Library, and also a visiting researcher at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IMEMO RAN).
His publication in Japanese includes (in English translation titles): Russian MIlitary Strategy Today, 2021; The War in Ukraine, 2022; Okhotsk Nuclear Bastion, 2024.
His book "Teikoku" Roshia no Chiseigaku (Geopolitics of Russian "Empire") published in 2019 was awarded Suntory Prize for Social Sciences and Humanities in that year.
Yu has presented and published extensively on national security policies and strategies of Russia and the former Soviet republics, as well as defense technologies.
Yu holds a BA in Social Sciences and a MA in Political Science from Waseda University.
日本
ROLESでの活動
所属プロジェクト・分科会
Working Group 1 on China and the Challenge of Authoritarian Regimes
Working Group 4 on the Emerging Issues in Security Studies
Sub-Working Group 1 on Satellite Imagery Analysis Project
Forum for Researches on the Middle East Region (INPEX Solutions, LTD.)
Sub-Working Group 2 on Tabletop Exercises
"Interdisciplinary Methods to Analyze Discourse Spaces" Task Force
"Background, Outlook, and Consequences of the Russia-Ukraine War" Working Group
"Indigenous Logic of the Regions of Eurasia" Working Group
"21st Century Security Environment" Working Group
"Information and Cognitive Domain Security" Working Group
"Analyzing the Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War" Simulation Exercises
業績
業績
分担執筆
Yu Koizumi, "Japan-Russia Relations and Security: The Japanese Perspective," Kazuhiko Togo, Dmitry Streltsov, eds., Handbook of Japan-Russia Relations (Amsterdam University Press, 2024).
刊行物・報告
ROLES INSIGHTS No.004: “New Infrastructures on Matua Island: Enhancements in Russia’s Anti-Access in the Pacific?”
Russian Military Modernization in the Northern Territories and Its Implications for Japanese Foreign Policy (Sasakawa Peace Foundation, 2020)
Russia: Caught between US-China Competition (Nakasone Peace Institute, 2020)
Military Strategy in Contemporary Russia Hybrid, but Violent Way of War (Japan Forum for International Relations, 2021)
ROLES SAT ANALYSIS No.1 China’s ICBM Silo Constructions In Hami Area (1)
Russian Military Modernization in the Northern Territories and Its Implications for Japanese Foreign Policy (Sasakawa Peace Foundation, 2020)
Russia: Caught between US-China Competition (Nakasone Peace Institute, 2020)
Military Strategy in Contemporary Russia Hybrid, but Violent Way of War (Japan Forum for International Relations, 2021)
ROLES SAT ANALYSIS No.1 China’s ICBM Silo Constructions In Hami Area (1)
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