A5007173846- Risk Perception and Management
- Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy
- Online and Blended Learning
- Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
- Media Studies and Communication
- Electoral Systems and Political Participation
- Climate Change Communication and Perception
- Korean Peninsula Historical and Political Studies
- Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies
- Climate Change Policy and Economics
- Online Learning and Analytics
- Public Policy and Administration Research
- Environmental Education and Sustainability
- Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation
- Social and Intergroup Psychology
- Climate Change and Sustainable Development
- Software Engineering Research
- Topic Modeling
- Educational Systems and Policies
- Social Media and Politics
- Opinion Dynamics and Social Influence
- Asian Industrial and Economic Development
- Education and Learning Interventions
- Policy Transfer and Learning
Toyohashi Sozo College
2021-2024
Toyo University
2023
Hokkaido University
2023
Shizuoka University
2019-2021
Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology
2019
Hitotsubashi University
2016
Reducing global emissions will require a cosmopolitan culture built from detailed attention to conflicting national climate change frames (interpretations) in media discourse. The authors analyze the field of discourse using 17 diverse cases and 131 frames. They find four main dimensions difference: validity science, scale ecological risk, politics, support for mitigation policy. These yield clusters producing fractured field. Positive values on show modest association with reductions....
Abstract Sub‐national governments are a crucial non‐state actor for mitigating climate change. This importance has recently strengthened as increasing numbers of municipalities declare net‐zero carbon emission goals to support the Paris Agreement, often well ahead national governments. In Japan, declarations have also diffused widely, with nearly 800 appearing in domino‐like fashion over 2019–2022. To elucidate factors that propelled this rapid diffusion, we used an event‐history analysis...
This study explored public attitudes towards the "local agreement" process as it relates to restart of nuclear power plants (NPPs) in Japan. Conflicts have arisen over not only whether NPPs should be restarted, but also how and by whom local agreements on their made. Using exploratory factor analysis data from an online monitor questionnaire survey conducted four prefectures with Japan, this identified three latent factors behind attitudes: "the conventional decision makers," "those...
This demonstration paper presents an argument-inducing online forum that stimulates participants with lack of premises for their claim in discussions. The proposed provides its the following two subsystems: (1) Argument estimator discussions automatically generates a visualization argument structures posts based on mining. indicates such as claim-premise relations real time by exploiting state-of-the-art deep learning model. (2) Argument-inducing agent discussion (AIAD) reply post requesting...
The resumption of Japan's NPPs has become a controversial issue since the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011. Although local agreement is significant process resumption, attitude general public toward received little attention. This study uses postal questionnaire survey with stratified random sampling to investigate case Hamaoka NPP. Results show that conventional way seeking not generally supported by public. may be explained apparent widespread support for participation broader...
This study aims to explore the relationship between opinion changes and quality of deliberation in deliberative polls, focusing on impact storytelling. Deliberative mini-publics have gained considerable attention as a form democracy. While democracy emphasises importance changing participants’ preferences through rational discourse, existence link has not been thoroughly examined. Furthermore, influence alternative forms communication, such storytelling, attitude yet investigated. Using data...
This study aimed to demonstrate the effects of provided information on consequences group decisions in case treatment decontaminated soil outside Fukushima. Citizens are expected make light plural common goods public deliberations, where objective should be given while taking specific people's sides not. The criteria good diverse such as utilitarianism, equality principle, and maximin principle. However, if about least advantaged people is not presented, it may difficult considering them. We...
Not just whether nuclear power stations should be restarted, but how local agreement over the restart achieved has been controversial issues in Japan since Fukushima Nuclear Disaster. In this paper, public attitudes towards case of Hamaoka Power Plants are explored with a postal questionnaire survey Shizuoka prefecture. Through descriptive statistics and factor analysis, study shows that extending “local” scale judgement by ordinary citizens is given more support than conventional process....
This study examines the causes of "no-response threads" in thread-based online discussion support systems. We investigated factors contributing to occurrence no-response threads by using a logistic regression analysis discussions on topic Nagoya City's attractions system COLLAGREE. Results showed that content quality post did not significantly affect divergence phase, where non-response was found be more dependent environmental such as displayed time first page and number entries unique...
本稿の目的は,日本における二酸化炭素排出実質ゼロ宣言の波及過程を明らかにし,気候変動政策の転換を引き起こしたメカニズムの一端を解明することである.政策波及研究の知見に基づき,国と自治体の双方向の垂直的な影響,自治体間の水平的な波及過程,国際都市ネットワークからの波及,その他の促進/阻害要因を,日本政府を含む全国的な波及過程研究と神奈川県の事例研究から明らかにする.半構造化インタビューと文献資料調査の結果,まず国際都市ネットワークに繋がる先進的自治体が宣言し,それに注目した国が自治体へ宣言を呼びかけ,宣言自治体の増加が国によるゼロ宣言の一因となり,自治体の宣言がさらに促進されていくという,垂直的波及と水平的波及の連鎖過程が明らかになった.