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Global Media Studies Lab (Yamamoto)
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The lab explores the relationship between politics and the media through information on elections and policy.
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Understanding the link between politics and the media
Professor Tatsuhiro Yamamoto of the Global Media Studies Lab studies politics and elections, the media, and policy information from a political science perspective.
The university's researcher directory lists political communication, election studies, public policy, political process studies, contemporary Japanese politics, and media studies as research fields.
The research keywords are political communication, political process studies, information and communication technology, and elections.
Key terms
- Political communication
- A field that examines how political information is conveyed among politicians, the media, and voters
- Political process studies
- A field that examines how political decisions take shape through the influence of various people and organizations
ResearchResearch themes
Professor Tatsuhiro Yamamoto studies the relationship between politics and the media, focusing on information about elections and policy. The university's faculty profile lists political communication, election studies, and public policy as research fields within political science.
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