Experts
Takahiro Tsuchiya
Senior Research Fellow (Adjunct), Research Institute for Advanced Innovation and GeoStrategy (RAIS)
Profile
Takahiro Tsuchiya is Professor at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies and holds a Ph.D. in Security Studies. His research focuses on economic security, Chinese security and foreign policy, and the international politics of emerging technologies. He previously served at Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Consulate-General of Japan in Hong Kong before pursuing an academic career. His current research examines China’s military-civil fusion, artificial intelligence and quantum technologies, export controls and investment screening, supply-chain security, and cognitive warfare and disinformation, with particular attention to the relationship between policy institutions and empirical evidence.
Concurrent Position
Professor, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies
Expertise
Economic Security / Chinese Security and Foreign Policy / the People’s Liberation Army and Military-Civil Fusion / Emerging Technologies including Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Technology / U.S.-China Technology Competition / Export Controls and Investment Screening / Supply-Chain Security / Cognitive Warfare and Disinformation / Data-Driven and Open-Source Intelligence Approaches to Security Studies