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Professor Kazuhisa Kawakami
Date of birth :
December 8, 1957
Home
: 1-18-15 Sazu-machi Chofu-shi,
182-0016, Tokyo, Japan
Office
: Meijigakuin University, Department of
Political Science , 1-2-37, Shirokanedai,
Minato-ku, 108-8636, Tokyo, Japan
Phone
: 81-(0)3-5421-5209
fax
: 81-(0)3-5421-5692
e-mail
: kawakami@law.meijigakuin.ac.jp
Education
: University of TOKYO, 1982
Master of Degree in Social Psychology
Business Experience :
Apr. 1986 - Mar. 1992 Assistant & Associate Professor
of
Communication Theory at Tokai
University
Apr. 1992 – Mar. 1997 Associate
Professor of Political
Psychology & Communication Theory
at Meijigakuin University
Apr. 1997-now
Professor of Political Psychology &
Communication Theory at Meijigakuin
University
MAIN
STUDIES:
(English)
O. Feldman & K. Kawakami,
Media Use, Political Attitudes, and Participation among
Japanese University Students, Paper Presented at the 14th
World Congress of the International Political Science association,
1988, Washington.
O. Feldman & K.
Kawakami,
Leader and Leadership in Japanese Politics: Images
during a Campaign Period, Comparative Political Studies,
Vol.22 No.3, Pp.265-290 1989
Media Use as Predictors
of Political Behavior: The Case of Japan,
Political
Psychology, Vol.12, No.1, Pp.65-80, 1991
O. Feldman & K.
Kawakami,
Media Use as Predictors of Political Behavior : The Case
of Japan,Political Psychology, Vol.12, No.1, Pp.65-80,
1991 .
K. Kawakami
& H. Suzuki,
Impact of Mass Media and Personal Network on Voting
Behavior in Japan(2)
Newspaper Content in the 1993 Japan General Election Campaign,
Paper Presented at the 1994 Annual Meeting of
the American Political Science Association, 1994, New York.
R. Dulton, K.
Kawakami, et al.,
Partisan Cues in the Media : Cross-National Comparisons
of Election Coverage
Paper prepared for the annual meetings of the
Midwest Political Science
Association, Chicago, April 25-28,1998.
K. Kawakami,
Lifestyle and Politics in Japan: On the Relationship
between Individual ’s
Values, Political Attitudes and Voting Behavior
Ofer
Feldman ed., Political Psychology in Japan: Pp. 109-127, Nova
Science Publishers, Inc., 1999.
(Japanese)
Tricks of Forming Public Opinion, Kodansha, 1994.
Mass Media; It's Evolution to Power, NTT Pub., 1997,
The Winner of The Okawa Publications Prize 1997.
Information Inovator, Kodansha, 1999.
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