Senior Fellow

Council on Foreign Relations

1779 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20036-2103

TEL: (202) 518-3423
FAX: (202) 986-2984
EMAIL: mgreen@cfr.org

CAN BE INTERVIEWED FOR: Print, Radio, TV

INTERVIEW LANGUAGES: English, Japanese

SPECIALIZATIONS:

• BUSINESS, TRADE AND ECONOMICS
  aerospace industry; defense industry; government bureaucracy; government-business relations; high tech industries; US competitiveness
• COMMUNICATION, INFORMATION AND MEDIA
  competitive intelligence; mass media
• HISTORY
  history of US-Japan relations; military history; political and diplomatic history
• POLITICS, GOVERNMENT AND DEFENSE
  aerospace technology policy; comparative politics; defense conversion; defense cooperation; defense policy; defense procurement; defense research and development; defense spending; domestic politics; elections; foreign policy and international relations; industrial policy; leadership; local politics; military issues; political change and domestic conflict; political culture; political economy; political ideology; political institutions; political participation, public opinion; political protest; political thought; public diplomacy; public policy; science policy; security policy; security relations; social and political change; strategic alliance; strategic studies; technology policy; US policy affecting Japan-US relations; Korean Peninsula
• RELIGION
  religion and politics
• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
  defense technology; technology transfer

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Acting Director, Reischauer Center for East Asian Studies, Johns Hopkins SAIS, 1998-present; Research Staff Member, Institute for Defense Analysis, 1995-97; Research Associate, Center for International Studies, MIT-Japan Program, 1991-96; Associate Executive Director, The Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute, 1991-93; Director and Founding Partner, Tokyo Office, Pax Research Group, Inc., 1989-91; Special Assistant, Office of Diet Member Motoo Shiina, National Diet of Japan, 1987-1989.

IN JAPAN: 1987-90 - Fulbright, employment; 1986 - employment; 1983-89 - fellowship.

MAJOR PUBLICATIONS:

Arming Japan: Alliance Politics, Defense Production, and the Post-War Search for Autonomy (Columbia University Press, 1995); "Japan's Changing China Policy" Survival (1996); The US-Japan Alliance: Past, Present and Future (co-editor, Council on Foreign Relations 1999); Boeizoku: Defense Policymaking in Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (MIT, 1992); "FPI Policy Consensus Report: The Future of US-Japan Relations," (Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute, 1991); Kokusanka: FSX and Japan's Search for Autonomous Defense Production (MIT, 1990); "Who Lost Japan Studies," SAIS Review (Spring, 1993).