Keio Communication Review
Keio Communication Review No.44(2022.3)
Editor-In-Chief｜LEE Jinah
Keio Communication Review No.43(2021.3)
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| Notes for Authors in Keio Communication Review | |
| A Media Geographic Perspective on Homeland Media Use and Diasporic Life:The Case of Koreans in Buenos Aires LEE Kwangho and LEE Jinah | |
| Sakazuki, Kodokushi: Website Depictions of Japanese Seniors in the World’s Grayest Society JI Hong, COOPER Anne, KANAYAMA Tomoko and GILLIFORD Eiko | |
| How Are Mass Media Exposure and View of Nature Relevant to Environmental Attitude and Behavior?: Examining the Process of Media Influence with Audience Perspective KAWABATA Miki | |
| The Limitation of “Single Stories” in the Age of Interactive Communication and Diversity ABE Yukiko | |
Editor-In-Chief｜LEE Jinah
Keio Communication Review No.42(2020.3)
| The Emerging Social Order of Data Colonialism: Why Critical Social Theory Still Matters! Nick COULDAY | |
| Haw Partisan Media Influences Political Attitudes of Polarized Audience: The Role of Presumed Media Influence LEE Jinah | |
| Trust in Strangers: ‶Online Food Vendors” in Urban Vietnam VU Le Thao Chi | |
| Computopia Revisited: Yoneji Masuda's Realistic Utopianism DUFF Alistair S., ITO Youichi | |
| Populism and News Sources in Election Coverage: Cases of Elections for Lower House in 2012 and Upper House in 2013 MITANI Fumie | |
Editor-In-Chief｜YAMAKOSHI Shuzo
Keio Communication Review No.41(2019.3)
| ‶Legitimation Crisis” of Journalism in Japan YAMAKOSHI Shuzo | |
| Global Telepoiesis at Work: A Multi-Sited Ethnography of Media Mobilities OGAWA NISHIAKI Yoko | |
| Whose Voices Are Reflected in the News?: An Analysis of Newspaper Articles on the Comfort Women Issue in 2013 MITANI Fumie | |
| Learning Curve: Regulating Public Service Broadcasting in Japan and Australia in Digital Age Zorana KOSTIC | |
| Note on Committee Decision INOUE Jun | |
Editor-In-Chief｜YAMAKOSHI Shuzo
Keio Communication Review No.40(2018.3)
| News Media and Public Understanding of Risk: Knowledge, Perception, and Acceptability of Nuclear Energy LI Yiwei | |
| China's Online Popular Nationalistic Discourse in the 2010s: From the London Olympics to the Rio Olympics SONG Ai | |
| Global Telepoiesis on the Edges of Times: Cities That Matter in Media Mobilities OGAWA NISHIAKI Yoko | |
| Relations of Race/ Color Based Policies and Backlash from Loud Voice Majority—‶Silent Majority″ NIJIMA Yoshie | |
| Introduction to Media Communication, YAMAKOSHI Shuzo(ed.), Keio University Press, Tokyo,2017,393 Pages LEE Jinah | |
Editor-In-Chief｜YAMAMOTO, Nobuto Ph.D.
Keio Communication Review No.39(2017.3)
| Homeland Media Consumption of Diasporic Mothers: The Case of Korean Migrants in Vancouver LEE Jinah and LEE Kwangho | |
| The Use and Abuse of Global Telepoiesis: Of Human and Non-Human Bondages in Media Mobilities OGAWA NISHIAKI Yoko | |
| Chinese People's Psychological Reactions to the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami: Examining the Effect of Media Exposure LI Yiwei | |
| Towards the New Democratic Accessibility: The Politics of Mis-Communication and Democracy 2.0 TERAOKA Tomonori | |
Editor｜YAMAMOTO, Nobuto Ph.D.
Keio Communication Review No.38(2016.3)
| The Politics of Malay Detective Fiction: Veiled Resistance in the 1930s British Malaya YAMAMOTO Nobuto | |
| Gendered Reactions to Women Politicians in japan: The Role of Media Use and Political Cynicism LEE jinah and LEE Kwangho | |
| The Chinese Holmes: Translating Detective Fiction In Colonial Indonesia Elizabeth CHANDRA | |
| Describing Reality: Murano Shirô and Modern Japan OMURA Azusa | |
Editor｜YAMAMOTO, Nobuto Ph.D.
Keio Communication Review No.37 (2015.3)
| Re-examining the Journalistic Function of Public Service Broadcasting in Japan: A Discourse Analysis of Television News Coverage on the Fukushima Nuclear Crisis YAMAKOSHI Shuzo |  |
| Transnational Audiences and Homeland Public Service Media: A Study about Japanese International Students’ Use of NHK Programs Oversea DOU Xue | |
| Multilingual Experiences, Media Consumption, and Transnational Identity in a Double Diasporic Context: The Case of Korean-Chinese in Japan LEE Jinah LEE Kwangho | |
| NHK Coverage on the Designated Secrets Law in Japan: “Indexing” Political Debate in the Diet MITANI Fumie | |
| Imperialism, Modernity, and Literature: Why Detective Fiction Did Not Become Popular in Early 20th Century Mexico[ ROMERO Isami | |
| Constructing the Reality of “Media” on the Internet: The Media Coverage of the NHK President’s Statement and the Online Response YAMAGUCHI Hitoshi | |
| “There’s a west wind coming”: Sherlock Holmes in Meiji Japan TSUTSUMIBAYASHI Megumi | |
Editor｜YAMAMOTO, Nobuto Ph.D.
Keio Communication Review No.36 (2014.3)
| The Dynamics of Contentious Politics in The Indies: Inlandsche Journalisten Bond and Persatoean Djoernalis Indonesia YAMAMOTO Nobuto | |
| Diasporic Identity and Media Consumption among Korean-Chinese Diaspora: The Case of Shanghai and Tokyo LEE Kwangho and LEE Jinah | |
| Had Information Seeking Been Changed After 3.11 Earthquake of Japan?: In View of Devices, Media Attitudes and SNS LEE Hongchun and YAMAMOTO Tatsuhiro | |
| Online Media Use During 2013 Japanese Upper-House Election: A Content Analysis of Comments on Candidates' Facebook Pages DOU Xue | |
Editor｜Minoru Sugaya 
Keio Communication Review No.35 (2013.3)
| After Fukushima:New Public,NHK and Japan's Public Diplomacy Nobuto YAMAMOTO (Keio University) | |
| Discourse Analysis on the NHK Reform: Public Service Media and Its Audience in Japan Shuzo YAMAKOSHI (Keio University) | |
| The Regional Newspaper in Post‐Disaster Coverage: Trends and Frames of the Great East Japan Disaster,2011 Anthony S.RAUSCH (Hirosaki University) | |
| How some regulatory policies can undermine the success of a new technology: a case study of digital media broadcasting in South Korea Seunghye SOHN (Sejong University) | |
| Social TV System for Public Broadcasting Services: Analysis of user behavior in large-scale field trial of“teleda” Koji OGAWA and Ritsu YONEKURA (NHK) | |
| NHK's Disaster Coverage and the Public Value from Below: Analysis of TV Coverage of the Great East Japan Disaster Takanobu TANAKA (NHK) | |
| The Role and Management of Public Service Broadcasting as Part of the Regional/Local Media Landscape -Comparative Analyses between Japan's NHK and the UK's BBC Yoshiko NAKAMURA (NHK) | |
Editor｜Minoru Sugaya
