Prof. HANEDA Masashi’s Article “Listening to the Non-Western Voices of International Society: The Historical Experiences Behind Diversity” Published in Gaikō Vol. 73

An article by Professor HANEDA Masashi (Tokyo College Director) entitled "Listening to the Non-Western Voices of International Society: The Historical Experiences Behind Diversity" (欧米以外の「国際社会」の声を聴く－多様性の背後にある歴史経験) has been published in the foreign affairs magazine Gaikō vol. 73 (May/June 2022) in a special issue on the topic of "World on the Brink" (「瀬戸際」に直面する世界). 

In response to growing interest in the situation in Ukraine, the entire text of the latest issue (volume 73) is available for free in PDF format for two months from the date of issue (the end of May). Feel free to check it out!

Gaikō vol.73 (May./Jun.2022) (Japanese only)

Listening to the Non-Western Voices of International Society: The Historical Experiences Behind Diversity
The mass of daily media coverage of Ukraine originates overwhelmingly from Western media outlets. However, there are many international opinions on the crisis that are not captured by the media. This article examines the various views held by countries that differ from that of the G7 nations, as well as the historical background behind such viewpoints. 
HANEDA Masashi (The University of Tokyo)