Faculty Database - KIYOHARA Shoko

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KIYOHARA Shoko
Department Undergraduate School , School of Information and Communication

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2019/06	Article	Adoption of Online Voter Registration Systems as the New Trend of US Voter Registration Reform The Japanese Journal of American Studies 30,pp.31-51 (Single)
2.	2018/01	Book	Internet Election Campaigns in the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan (Collaboration)
3.	2016/09	Article	An Analysis of the Campaign Context in the U.S.: How did Political Parties Use Social Media in the 2014 Midterm Election Campaign? Journal of Socio-Informatics 9(1),pp.16-28 (Single)
4.	2012/05	Article	Overview of the Policy on Network Neutrality in Japan: In Comparison with the Policy Development in the U.S. Journal of Law & Economic Regulation 5(1),pp.48-59 (Single)
5.	2010	Article	“A Discussion toward Adoption of Internet Election Campaigns in Japan: What Can We Learn from the Case of the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election?” InfoCom Review 51,pp.15-26 (Single)
6.	2009/03	Article	ＩＰ時代の通信政策をめぐる制度設計に関する日米比較研究―ネットワーク中立性をめぐる政策議論を事例に― 情報通信政策研究プログラム研究成果論文 (Single)
7.	2009	Article	A Study on How Technological Innovation Affected the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election: Young Voters' Participation and Obama's Victory Ninth Annual International Symposium on Applications and the Internet Proceedings pp.223-226 (Single)
8.	2008	Article	A Study of Current Telecommunications Policy-making in the U.S.: The Case of Universal Service, in comparison with the Japanese Case Keio Communication Review (No.30),pp.31-47 (Single)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2020/09/11	Public Perceptions of Fake News in the United States and Japan (2020 American Political Science Association Annual Meeting)
2.	2018/09/21	Did Japanese voters change their passive attitude toward Internet election campaigns? The 2017 Japanese Lower House election (The Internet, Policy & Politics Conference 2018)
3.	2017/04/06	Comparing Institutional Factors on the Internet Election Campaigns in the U.S., Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan (The 75th Midwestern Political Science Association Annual Conference)
4.	2015/01/15	The Norms of Internet Campaigning in Taiwan and Japan- a Comparative Study (The 86th Southern Political Science Association Annual Meeting)
5.	2015/01/15	Why is Electronic Voting Going Downhill in Japan? (The 86th Southern Political Science Association Annual Meeting)
6.	2014/01/09	Japan’s First Internet Campaign: An Analysis of 2013 Upper House Election (The 85th Southern Political Science Association Conference)
7.	2011/11/25	Overview of the Policy on Network Neutrality in Japan: In Comparison with the Policy Development in the U.S (2011 7th CELPU International Conference)
8.	2010/02	“ A Discussion toward Adoption of Internet Election Campaigns in Japan: Implications from the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election” (The International Studies Association’s 51st Annual Convention)
9.	2009/01/18	DTV Transition Policy in the U.S. (Pacific Telecommunications Council)
10.	2009/01/18	How does the U.S. Government Support the Pacific Islands in ICT Development? (Pacific Telecommunications Council)
11.	2008/08/27	A Comparative Study on the Policy Development of Network Neutrality in the U.S. and Japan (6th Annual Political Communication Preconference)
12.	2008/01/16	A Comparative Analysis on Universal Service Policy in the U.S. and Japan (Pacific Telecommunications Council)
13.	2007/11/16	"Civic Participation, Grassroots Movements and Telecommunications Policy-making in the Broadband Age: The Case of Universal Service in the U.S., in comparison with the Japanese Case" (Northeastern Political Science Association)
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.	2001/04～2004/03	〔Doctorial Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Law, Keio University, Accomplished credits for doctoral program
2.	2007/07/20 Degree Acquisition	Keio University,
3.	1999/04～2001/03	〔Master Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Law, Keio University, Completed,
4.	1995/04～1999/03	Faculty of Laws, Keio University, Graduated,

■ Career History

1.	2012/04～2020/03	Associate Professor
2.	2009/04～2012/03	Lecturer

■ Academic Associations Membership

1.		American Political Science Association
2.		The Japanese Association of American Studies

■ Current Specialized Field

Politics, Library and information science, humanistic and social informatics

■ KAKENHI Researcher Number

70372422