教授 / Professor 谷口 将紀TANIGUCHI, Masaki
Graduate Schools for Law and Politics
Courses in AY 2023
- 5112010 政治学I
- 5112170 現代日本政治
- 5122370-2 政治学文献講読
- 5140217 事例研究（政治とマスメディアⅠ）
- 5140218 事例研究（政治とマスメディアⅡ）
- 5122390-2 現代日本政治論演習
Education & Employment
2003
Ph.D. in Political Science, The University of Tokyo
1996
Associate Professor, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, The University of Tokyo
2009
Professor, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, The University of Tokyo
Research Fields
Japanese Politics
Major Publications
“Detecting Voter Understanding of Ideological Labels Using a Conjoint Experiment” Political Behavior, forthcoming. (Co-authored with Miwa Hirofumi and Arami Reiko)
"Predictable Crises Shape Public Opinion: Evidence from the COVID-19 Natural Experiment" (co-authored with Takaaki Asano, Tomoki Kaneko, Shoko Omori, and Shusuke Takamiya), Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties 31(S1): 311-320.
"Heterogeneity in Voter Perceptions of Party Competition in Multidimensional Space: Evidence from Japan" (co-authored with Miwa Hirofumi), International Political Science Review, 38(5) (November, 2017), pp.673-689.
"The Multi-Store Model for Economic Voting: Rome Wasn't Built in a Day," Electoral Studies 41(1) (March, 2016), pp.179-189.
"The Electoral Consequences of Candidate Appearances on Soft News Programs," Political Communication 28(1) (March, 2011), pp.67-86.
"Changing Media, Changing Politics in Japan," Japanese Journal of Political Science 8(1) (April, 2007), pp.147-166.
"A Time Machine: New Evidence of Post-Materialist Value Change," International Political Science Review 27(4) (October, 2006), pp.405-425.
"Predictable Crises Shape Public Opinion: Evidence from the COVID-19 Natural Experiment" (co-authored with Takaaki Asano, Tomoki Kaneko, Shoko Omori, and Shusuke Takamiya), Journal of Elections, Public Opinion and Parties 31(S1): 311-320.
"Heterogeneity in Voter Perceptions of Party Competition in Multidimensional Space: Evidence from Japan" (co-authored with Miwa Hirofumi), International Political Science Review, 38(5) (November, 2017), pp.673-689.
"The Multi-Store Model for Economic Voting: Rome Wasn't Built in a Day," Electoral Studies 41(1) (March, 2016), pp.179-189.
"The Electoral Consequences of Candidate Appearances on Soft News Programs," Political Communication 28(1) (March, 2011), pp.67-86.
"Changing Media, Changing Politics in Japan," Japanese Journal of Political Science 8(1) (April, 2007), pp.147-166.
"A Time Machine: New Evidence of Post-Materialist Value Change," International Political Science Review 27(4) (October, 2006), pp.405-425.