Membership
Does JIME Center have a membership programme?
Yes. JIME Center operates an institutional membership programme for corporations, government agencies and academic institutions — primarily in Japan — with a professional interest in Middle East affairs. Members receive access to research publications, event invitations and analytical resources. For more details, see the Membership Programme page.
Can international organisations enquire about JIME Center membership?
International organisations with a specific interest in JIME Center's research are welcome to contact us. Membership is primarily structured for domestic Japanese organisations, but enquiries from overseas institutions are accepted on a case-by-case basis. Please use the contact form.
Events
Can non-members attend JIME Center events?
The Situation Analysis Briefings (about 10 per year) and the annual International Symposium are open to non-members on a paid basis (approx. ¥3,000). Special member-only seminars are restricted to members.
Can I receive event materials after the event?
Event materials (PDF) are distributed to registered participants after each event. For enquiries about specific past event materials, please contact us.
Content & Usage
May I quote or reproduce JIME Center reports?
Academic citation is generally permitted without prior notice, but please clearly credit the source (organisation, report title and publication year). For commercial use or media reproduction, please contact the JIME Center office in advance.
How can I request a media interview with a JIME Center researcher?
Please use the contact form and select "Press / Media enquiry". If you have a specific researcher in mind, please state your organisation and the purpose of the interview. We aim to respond within two business days.
Technical
Which browsers are supported?
We recommend the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge. Some features may be limited on older browser versions.
I cannot open a PDF.
Please ensure you have an up-to-date PDF viewer (e.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader). If the PDF does not display in the browser, try downloading the file and opening it locally.