January 10, 2012 
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| No.72 | Declare the Japan's Vision on the Asia-Pacific Liberalization | YAMAZAWA Ippei | 19 December 2011 |
| No.71 | Prime Minister Noda's Negativism toward an "East Asian Community" Contradicts the National Interest of Japan | KIKUCHI Yona | 19 October 2011 |
| No.70 | Rejuvenate EAS as the Asian Version of OSCE | YAMASHITA Eiji | 31 August 2011 |
| No.69 | “We-feeling” of East Asian Countries as Seen in the Wake of the Great Earthquake | ISHIGAKI Yasuji | 23 June 2011 |
| No.68 | Reflecting on the "Existence of the Emperor" on 3-11 | HANAOKA Nobuaki | 22 April 2011 |
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His Excellency Prime Minister Hun Sen, and good and old friends of mine, Dr. Kao Kim Houorn and Dr. Haruhisa Handa , both of whom happen to be founders and organizers of this Economic Forum, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is my honor to have a chance to speak to you on the topic of“Maximizing Asia’s Strategic Roles in the World: Asia’s State of Play.”...more
Calls in Japan for the establishment of an East Asian community have not lost momentum, even if these calls are still somewhat idealistic from the standpoints of diplomacy and security...more (The Japan Journal March 2011)
The Definition of an East Asian Community
The Council on East Asian Community (CEAC) is an organization designed not to promote, but to study the concept of an East Asian Community. This means that CEAC is not presumptive of any specified definition of an East Asian Community. There being various views on the geographical scope of East Asia and the concrete type of Community, CEAC aims to study the implication of each of those views and to pursue what the strategic response of Japan should be.