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Internship Positions Available Year Round

ASIA POLICY POINT

The Asia Policy Point (APP) is looking for energetic, motivated young scholars committed to learning about the US policy relationship with Japan and Northeast Asia (China, Korea, Taiwan, Russian Far East). Candidates must want to pursue a career in foreign relations.

We are a small nonprofit research center studying Japanese and Northeast Asian science, security, foreign, and public policy. APP publishes two electronic newsletters and occasional research reports, as well as holds briefings and conferences on critical US-Asia issues for the US policy community. APP’s members are leading Asia scholars, policy officials, analysts, and journalists. The internship is an excellent introduction to Washington’s Asia policy and research environment. The primary responsibilities concern research, writing, and publication of APP’s electronic newsletters.

Internship activities will include:

  • performing general administrative and office duties
  • monitoring issues affecting US policy toward Japan and Northeast Asia
  • assisting with programs for US trade, defense, and technology officials
  • researching sources of US-Asia trade, security, political, and technology issues; translation skills a plus, but not necessary

 

We seek an individual who can

  • learn quickly office procedures of a small non-profit organization and who has excellent computer and Internet skills, is flexible and observant
  • research issues concerning Japan and East Asia, and has interest in American foreign policy, international economics, and security policy
  • work gracefully and professionally in a political environment and who has good political judgment, a sense of humor, patience, and people skills
  • work independently and take initiative in identifying projects and areas of need

 

Basic Requirements: GPA 3.5 or higher, some exposure, preferably advanced, to the languages of Asia, interest in Washington politics, excellent English-language skills. This position is unpaid.

 

Please send cover letter, resume, and one-page writing sample to

 

Asia Policy Point

2000 P Street, NW, Suite 620

Washington, DC  20036-5915

(202) 822-6040, fax: (202) 822-6044 or access@jiaponline.org

 

An interview is requested.


 

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