Cultural Background and Government Policy on Disinformation and Conspiracy Theories in Japan

Sakamoto, Jun

doi:https://doi.org/10.15002/00030945

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アイテムタイプ	紀要論文
タイトル	Cultural Background and Government Policy on Disinformation and Conspiracy Theories in Japan
著者	著者名 Sakamoto, Jun
言語	eng
ISSN	24350338
DOI	https://doi.org/10.15002/00030945
出版者	法政大学図書館司書課程
雑誌名	メディア情報リテラシー研究
雑誌名	The Japanese Journal of Media and Information Literacy
巻	5
号	1
開始ページ	129
終了ページ	142
発行年	2024-03
著者版フラグ	Version of Record
キーワード	Disinformation
	Conspiracy theories
	Media and Information Literacy
	Digital citizenship
	Media Literacy
抄録	This document is an incomplete essay intended to provide the cultural and political context behind the disinformation problem in Japan and the government's efforts to address it. The disciplined nature of the Japanese people is one aspect of their conformist culture. On the other hand, they have not developed sufficient critical thinking skills. Japan's disinformation problem is related to such a conformist culture. Despite calls for media literacy education, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) faces opposition from influential figures, which hinders its implementation. The educational system's emphasis on conformity over critical thinking has resulted in outdated "information morality education." Local governments and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) are striving to implement digital citizenship policies, but conservative opposition persists.
資源タイプ	Article
インデックス	資料タイプ別＞紀要＞メディア情報リテラシー研究
インデックス	191 教養・学部・研究科共通＞紀要＞メディア情報リテラシー研究＞ 5