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紀要論文

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国際公共政策研究. 2020, 24(2), p. 25-47

大阪大学国際公共政策学会

日本語

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2020-03

Japan’s foreign policy interest in Africa began to grow in the post-Cold War world, resulting in the inauguration of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) in 1993. TICAD has remained an important pillar of Japan’s diplomacy toward Africa. As an act of diplomacy also directed at the Japanese public, however, the question of how the event has been portrayed requires exploration, which is the purpose of this paper. In order to elucidate the reporting trends and frames being employed in the coverage, this study examined coverage by the Yomiuri Shinbun before and after each TICAD was held. It utilized quantitative and qualitative research methods, primarily framing analysis. The findings of the study reveal a shift in coverage over the years, particularly prominent since TICAD-IV. Specifically: (1) a shift from a focus on social issues to economic issues; (2) an increased focus on China’s engagement in Africa; and (3) articles on UN Security Council reform took a large proportion of the coverage. The results showed that the news about TICAD, which is ostensibly a forum for discussing the development of Africa, has shifted to a focus on domestic needs and concerns, reflecting in many ways Japanese policy priorities.

10.18910/75369

75369

日本の対アフリカ政策に関する報道の方向転換 : 読売新聞におけるアフリカ開発会議（TICAD）の内容分析

金, 樹延

大阪大学国際公共政策学会

日本語

2020-03

国際公共政策研究

24

2

25

47

https://hdl.handle.net/11094/75369

10.18910/75369

https://doi.org/10.18910/75369