Faculty Database - Takeshita Toshio

Books and Papers

Conference Presentations

Academic Qualifications

Career History

Academic Associations Membership

Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

Current Specialized Field

（Last updated : 2024-03-27 08:13:39）

Takeshita Toshio
Department Undergraduate School , School of Political Science and Economics

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2024/03	Article	Some additional reflections on media agenda-setting theory pp.27-53 (Single)
2.	2019/07	Article	Significance of quantitative methods in media research Journal of Mass Communication Studies pp.3-13 (Single)
3.	2016/09	Article	On instability in survey responses. Advances in Social Research (17),pp.55-67 (Collaboration)
4.	2014/09	Article	Does the tone of newspapers affect their subscribers' attitudes? A case of nuclear energy issues. pp.58-69 (Collaboration)
5.	2014/05	Book	Social media, culture and politics in Asia (Eds. by L. Willnat & A. Aw) pp."Social media and political participation in Japan" 127-142 (Collaboration)
6.	2010/12	Book	Media and Politics (revised ed.) (Collaboration)
7.	2010/07	Book	Corporate reputation and the news media: Agenda-setting within business news coverage in developed, emerging, and frontier markets (Ed. by C. Carroll) pp."Corporate reputation and the news media in Japan." 129-141 (Collaboration)
8.	2009/01	Book	Political communication in Asia (Eds. by L. Willnat & A. Aw) pp."Political communication in Japan"154-175 (Collaboration)
9.	2008/09	Book	The Agenda-Setting Function of the media (Expanded edition) no. (Single)
10.	2008/06	Book	The handbook of election news coverage around the world (Eds. by J. Stroembaeck & L. L. Kaid) pp."The media coverage of election campaigns in Japan"385-400 (Collaboration)
11.	2007/02	Book	Media and Politics no. (Collaboration)
12.	2006/09	Article	Current critical problems in agenda-setting research. International Journal of Public Opinion Research 18(3),pp.275-296 (Single)
13.	2004/09	Article	The Internet and information-gathering behavior: Does it play an alternative or complementary role pp.45-53 (Collaboration)
14.	2004/03	Article	New challenges for agenda-setting research 2nd International Symposium "Communication and the Millennium" (Istanbul University) 1,pp.363-371 (Single)
15.	2003/10	Article	An empirical study on the relationship between economic news and public opinion. pp.1-43 (Collaboration)
16.	2003/03	Article	An empirical study of media framing effects School of Political Science & Economics, Meiji University (Collaboration)
17.	2002/06	Article	Perceptions of foreign media influence in Asia and Europe: The third-person effect and media imperialism International Journal of Public Opinion Research 14(2),pp.175-192 (Collaboration)
18.	2002/02	Article	New challenges for the agenda-setting research Journal of Mass Communication Studies pp.6-18 (Single)
19.	1999	Article	Influence of the mass media on the public awareness of global environment issues in Japan Asian Geographer 18(1-2),pp.87-97 (Collaboration)
20.	1998/09	Book	The agenda-setting function of the media : Theory and verification in mass communication effects studies no. pp.244 (Single)
21.	1998/02	Article	Research on the production and reception of the online newspaper pp.19-65 (Collaboration)
22.	1997/07	Book	Communication and democracy(Eds. by M. McCombs, D. L. Shaw, & D. Weaver) pp."Exploring the media's roles in defining reality"15-27 (Collaboration)
23.	1997	Article	Mass media and public opinion on Japan-US-China relationships pp.43-69 (Collaboration)
24.	1996/03	Article	An Empirical study of the Public Opinion and Mass Media Reportings on the Eivironmental Issues The Bulletin of the Institute of Social Relations,Toyo University (Collaboration)
25.	1996/02	Book	Media and politics in Japan(Ed. by S.J.Pharr and E.S.Krauss) pp."Media agenda-setting in a local election"339-351 (Collaboration)
26.	1995/03	Article	Research on How the Changes in Broadcasting Media Influence Social Life pp.140 (Collaboration)
27.	1995	Article	The Media Coverage and Public Awareness of Environmental Issues in Japan Gazette (54),pp.209-226 (Collaboration)
28.	1995	Article	The Media's Responsibility for the Dull Election Shinbun Kenkyu pp.70-73 (Single)
29.	1995	Article	How did mass media influence the voters' choice in the 1993 general election in Japan? A study of agenda-setting Institute for Communication, Keio University, Keio Communication Review (17),pp.27-41 (Collaboration)
30.	1994	Article	Multi-channel TV and 'Concentratedness' of the Viewers Sogo Jaanarizumu Kenkyu pp.101-106 (Collaboration)
31.	1994	Article	Newspaper Article Database as a Tool for Content Analysis Shinbun Kenkyu pp.60-63
32.	1994	Article	The Rise of the Market-oriented Journalism in America Sogo Jaanarizumu Kenkyu pp.20-24
33.	1993	Article	Computerization of Newspaper Editing and Attitudes of Reporters Shinbun Kenkyu pp.52-59
34.	1993	Article	Television Viewing in the Multi-channel Settings University of Tokyo Press (Collaboration)
35.	1993	Article	Agenda-setting effects of the press in a Japanese local election Studies of Broadcasting (Tokyo: NHK Broadcasting Culture Research Institute) (29),pp.193-216 (Single)
36.	1992	Article	The Media as a Constructor of our Recognition of Reality Kagaku Asahi pp.24-27 (Single)
37.	1992	Article	Newspaper Readers in the Changing Media Environment (Collaboration)
38.	1990/10	Article	On mass media and public opinion pp.75-96 (Single)
39.	1990/08	Article	How has the word processor changed reporters' work? pp.66-71 (Collaboration)
40.	1984	Article	The perspective of agenda setting research Studies of Broadcasting (Tokyo: NHK) pp.81-116 (Single)
41.	1983	Article	An empirical examination of media agenda-setting hypothesis Bulletin of the Institute of Journalism and Communication Studies, University of Tokyo pp.101-143 (Single)
42.	1981/10	Article	typifying broadcasting campaigns pp.22-25 (Single)
43.	1981	Article	The agenda-setting function of mass media: Present state of research and associated problems Japanese Journalism Review pp.203-218 (Single)
44.	1978/05	Article	The uses and gratifications of women's lifestyle magazines (Collaboration)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2018/03/10	Discussant: Digital Democracy in the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan (International Symposium on Internet Election Campaigns)
2.	2016/06/11	Respondent. "Panel: Kuuki, Public Mood, and Other Similar Concepts and their Significance" (ICA 66th Annual Conference)
3.	2012/06/16	Opinion leadership as a predictor of political information behavior in Japan (The 65th WAPOR annual conference)
4.	2005/08	Using a split-ballot survey to explore the robustness of the "M.I.P." questions in agenda-setting research: A methodological study. Paper presented at the annual convention of the Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication, San Antonio, Texas.
5.	2002/07	Economic news and perceptions of the economy: Results from the Netherlands, Japan, and the United States. Paper presented at the annual conference of the IAMCR, Barcelona, Spain.
6.	2002/07	Expanding attribute agenda setting into framing: An application of the problematic situation scheme. The ICA Pre-Conference Workshop #5 (Agenda-Setting Research: Methods and Milestones), Korea University, Seoul.
7.	2001/05	How Japanese news media reported the 2000 U.S. presidential election? : A content analysis of press and television news. Paper presented at the International Communication Association conference, Washington DC, U.S.A.
8.	2000/07	Changing patterns of TV use in a multi-media environment. Paper presented at the 22nd conference of the International Association for Media and Communication Research, Singapore.
9.	1999/05	Perceptions of foreign media influence in Asia and Europe : Consequences of the third-person effect on media imperialism
10.	1997/05	Mapping the frontiers in agenda-setting theory. WAPOR Regional Conference: Communication and Democracy, Pamplona, Spain.
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.	1998/01 Degree Acquisition	University of Tsukuba, Ph.D. in Sociology
2.	～1981/03	〔Doctorial Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Sociology, The University of Tokyo, Unfinished course,
3.	～1979/03	〔Master Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Sociology, The University of Tokyo, Completed,
4.	Degree Acquisition	The University of Tokyo, MA in Sociology
5.	～1977/03	Faculty of Humanities, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Graduated,

■ Career History

1.	1998/04	Meiji University School of Political Science and Economics Professor
2.	1997/04～1998/03	Meiji University School of Political Science and Economics Associate Professor
3.	1995/04～1997/03	University of Tokyo Institute of Socio-Information and Communication Studies Visiting Associate Professor
4.	1992/10～1997/03	University of Tsukuba Institute of Modern Languages and Cultures Associate Professor
5.	1988/04～1992/10	University of Tsukuba Institute of Modern Languages and Cultures Lecturer
6.	1983/04～1988/03	Tokai University School of Letters Lecturer
7.	1981/04～1983/03	University of Tokyo Institute of Journalism and Communication Studies Research Associate
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■ Academic Associations Membership

1.	2016/11～2017/05	∟ Committee member, The Kaid-Sanders Best Article of the Year Award
2.	1992/01～2019/12	International Association for Media & Communication Research

■ Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

1.	1979	Study on social influence of the mass media (Key Word : media influence,,)
2.		Study on mass media effects (Key Word : media effects,agenda-setting,public opinion)
3.		Study on media use in a multi-media environment (Key Word : media use,uses and gratifications,internet)
4.		The role of public opinion in the political process (Key Word : "public opinion,policy agenda,")

■ Current Specialized Field

Sociology, Politics, Social psychology