Robert Dujarric provides the geopolitical lens through which The Delphi Network views the region. As the Director of the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies (ICAS) at Temple University Japan, he sits at the center of Tokyo’s intellectual dialogue on security and international relations.

Under his leadership, ICAS has become a legendary hub for public discourse, hosting diplomats, scholars, and strategists to debate the defining issues of the Asian century. Robert’s own expertise is vast, covering the intersection of military strategy, historical memory, and political economy. He understands that in Asia, business cannot be separated from the security architecture that supports it.

His analysis often challenges conventional wisdom, providing a rigorous assessment of Japan’s evolving role in the US alliance system and its complex relationships with its neighbors. He offers the Board a long-term, strategic view of regional stability that goes far beyond the quarterly earnings cycle.