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甲:A 乙:B 資料番号 Book Number 請求記号 Call Number 書名 Title 書名 資料番号 著者名（カナ・ 著者名（アル 主査 請求記号 書名 書名（和訳・英訳） 出版年 研究科 審査委員会メンバー 言語 甲:A 乙:B Book 漢字） ファベット） Chief Call Number Title Title Translated Pub. Year School Examiners Language Number Author Author Examiner Akutsu, Yoshihiro A Study on the Gratification Obtained テレビ視聴による満足の研究 「利用と満 Ishikawa, Akutsu, Nakano, Terumi A079 05622249 699.9/Is76t by Television Viewing: Toward a Model 石川 勝博 2001年4月6日 教育学研究科 GSED Japanese 足」モデル構築の試み Masahiro Yoshihiro Kotani, Hidefumi of "Uses and Gratifications" Tachikawa, Akira Television News and Functional Akutsu, Yoshihiro テレビ報道の機能分析 テレビ報道活動とそ Analysis: An Empirical Study of the Akutsu, Ishimoto, Sugao A063 05228871 699.9/Ka21t 海後 宗男 Kaigo, Muneo 1999年1月6日 教育学研究科 GSED Japanese の受け手に対する結果に関する実証的研究 Relationship Between Television News Yoshihiro Nakano, Terumi Activities and the Consequences among Tachikawa, Akira Akutsu, Yoshihiro An Empirical Study of the Typology of Sasaki, Akutsu, Ishimoto, Sugao A022 04179061 699.69/Sa75t テレビ暴力番組の類型化に関する実証的研究 佐々木 輝美 ######### 教育学研究科 GSED Japanese Violent Television Programs Teruyoshi Yoshihiro Nakano, Terumi Sanuki, Kazuie Akutsu, Yoshihiro テレビへの接触行動モデルの構築に関する実 An Empirical Study of the Construction Wada, Akutsu, Ishimoto, Sugao A033 04541525 699.69/W12t 和田 正人 1994年5月10日 教育学研究科 GSED Japanese 証的研究 of Television Explosure Model Masato Yoshihiro Nakano, Terumi Chiba, Akihiro Akutsu, Yoshihiro テレビ暴力番組の非社会的行動に及ぼす効果 An Empirical Study of Violent Television Watanabe, Akutsu, Ishimoto, Sugao A070 05339751 699.69/W46t 渡辺 功 2000年5月8日 教育学研究科 GSED Japanese の実証的研究 Program Effects on Asocial Behavior Isao Yoshihiro Nakano, Terumi Tachikawa, Akira The Spiritual Learning of Honda Alberg, Jeremiah 本田霊学 その思想の創造と行法の受容につ Chikaatsu: A Study of the Creation of アーツ・サイエンス研究 Alberg, Tsushiro, Hirofumi A221 07675312 178.92/N47 並木 英子 Namiki, Eiko 2020年12月7日 Japanese いての研究 Its Teaching and the Reception of Its 科 GSAS Jeremiah Ishio, Yoshito Practice Methods Sano, Yoshinori Ando, Katsumi A study on the Legal Personality of the Yokota, Yozo 国連総会の自立的補助機関の法主体性に関す Akizuki, Ando, A045 04961722 329.233/A38k Autonomous Subsidiary Organs of the 秋月 弘子 1996年8月29日 行政学研究科 GSPA Kawamura, Itsuo Japanese る研究 Hiroko Katsumi United Nations General Assembly Mogami, Toshiki Okudaira, Yasuhiro Ando, Katsumi The Way of WTO's Protection of Nakauchi, Tsuneo 世界貿易機関による知的財産権の保護 国際 Intellectual Property Rights: Ando, A084 05688516 507.2/Ka86s 加藤 暁子 Katoh, Akiko ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Mogami, Toshiki Japanese 的な制度の確立とその問題点 Establishment of an International Katsumi Suzuki, Norihiko System and Its Problems Yamamoto, Kano Ando, Katsumi Yokota, Yozo Humanitarian Intervention: A Study on Mochizuki, Ando, A067 05339742 329.38/Mo122j 人道的干渉 国際法上の法理の研究 望月 康恵 ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Mogami, Toshiki Japanese Its Doctrine Yasue Katsumi Nishio, Takashi Yamamoto, Kano A Study on United Nation's Activities on Ando, Katsumi 国連における国際人権基準設定および監視活 International Human Rights Standard- Yokota, Yozo Takizawa, Ando, A043 04784488 329.23/Ta73k 動の研究 国連機関の手続と実践の法的分析 Ssetting and Its Implementation: Social 滝澤 美佐子 ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Kunugi, Tatsuro Japanese Misako Katsumi を中心として Focus on Legal Analysis of the Mogami, Toshiki Procedures and Practices Okudaira, Yasuhiro Ando, Katsumi Ensuring States' Compliance: The Yokota, Yozo 国際人権規約の履行確保メカニズムの実施と Theory and Practice of the International Ando, A083 05688507 329.139/To58k 冨田 麻理 Tomita, Mari ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Mogami, Toshiki Japanese その法理論 Covenants on Human Rights' Katsumi Nishio, Takashi Implementing Mechanisms Yamamoto, Kano The Legal Problems on Economic Ando, Katsumi Sanctions Based on the United Nations Yokota, Yozo 国際連合決議に基づく経済制裁の法的問題 Yoshimura, Ando, A053 04961731 329.38/Y91k Resolutions: An Empirical Study on 吉村 祥子 ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Kunigi, Tatsuro Japanese 経済制裁の履行と適用に関する実証研究 Sachiko Katsumi Implementation and Application of Nakauchi, Tsuneo Economic Sanctions Suzuki, Norihiko The Norm of Preventing Statelessness in Aragaki, Osamu 国際法における無国籍予防規範と日本の国 Akiyama, アーツ・サイエンス研究 Aragaki, A214 07673029 329.91/A38 International Law and Its Influence on 秋山 肇 ######### Terada, Mayu English 籍法への影響 Hajime 科 GSAS Osamu Japanese Nationality Law Shani, Giorgiandrea Introduction a L'etude de la Chronique Araki, Toru ジョルジュ・シャトラン『年代記』研究序説 de Georges Chastlain: Le Text Inedit du Fukumoto, Naoyuki Kondo, Araki, A011 03531155 235.045/C358cYk『年代記』第四巻校註（ブリティッシュ・ラ Ixe Livre de Chronique de Georges 近藤 壽良 1998年3月28日 比較文化研究科 GSCC Kanazawa, Masakata Japanese/French Hisara Toru イブラリー写本Add.Ms.54156） Chastlan d'apres le Manuscrit de la Minamoto, Ryoen British Library Add.Ms.54156 (Folios Uozumi, Masayoshi The Vitaligy of Anime: Anime as a Arimoto, Takeshi アニメの生命力 現代日本を代表する文化と Imaizumi, アーツ・サイエンス研究 Arimoto, B034 07673047 778.77/I43 Representative of Modern Japanese 今泉 友介 2020年4月21日 Aonuma, Satoru Japanese してのアニメ Yusuke 科 GSAS Takeshi Culture Curren, Beverley Azumi, Koya Fujita, Tadashi Foong, Pek Azumi, A068 05441293 335.95/F387j Job Satisfaction and Its Determinants 仕事満足とその決定要因 馮 碧蘭 2000年4月5日 行政学研究科 GSPA Rackham, David English Lan Koya Niitsu, Koichi Wasilewski, Azumi, Koya Ishiwata, Shigeru QC Characteristics, Performance, and QCグループ、効果と従業員仕事満足度 タ リーマサワット Leemasawart Azumi, Fujita, Tadashi A031 04541543 335.02237/L51qMember Satisfaction: A Case Study in 1994年4月15日 行政学研究科 GSPA English イにおけるケーススタディ ウィラポーン , Wilaiporn Koya Niitsu, Koichi Thailand Suzuki, Norihiko Takakura, Nobuaki Azumi, Koya Social Basis of Entrepreneurship: A Case 三平 シルヴィ Shiba, Yoshinobu 企業家精神の社会的基盤 インドネシアの Mihira, Sylvia Azumi, A069 05441300 335.0224/Mi17sStudy of Small and Medium-Scale Metal ア・チャクラワ 2000年4月21日 行政学研究科 GSPA Niitsu, Koichi English 中小鋳物企業の事例研究 Tjakrawati Koya Casting Industry in Indonesia ティ Suzuki, Norihiko Wasilewski, Chiba, Akihiro オルタナティブ教育に関する国際比較研究 An International Comparative Study of Nagata, Chiba, Tachikawa, Akira B014 06092284 371.5/N23o クオリティ・アシュアランスの分析を中心と Alternative Education: With Special 永田 佳之 2003年5月2日 教育学研究科 GSED Japanese Yoshiyuki Akihiro Fujita, Hidenori して Focus on the Issue of Quality Assurance Sasao, Toshiaki Civil Society as Conceived by Adam Chiba, Shin アダム・ファーガスンの市民社会論 近代文 Ferguson: Preservation of "Civil Liberty" Chiba, Sakamoto, Tatsuya A097 06168684 133.35/F213Yao明社会における「市民的自由」の維持と「多 青木 裕子 Aoki, Hiroko 2004年4月27日 行政学研究科 GSPA Japanese and Avoidance of "Despotism of Many" Shin Yamamoto, Kano 数による専制」の回避 in Modern Civilized Society Nishio, Takashi Chiba, Shin The Multi-Layered Nature of アーツ・サイエンス研究 Chiba, Notomi, Noburu B026 07342716 131.4/A64a アリストテレス政治哲学の重層性 荒木 勝 Araki, Masaru 2011年1月17日 Japanese Aristotelian Political Philosophy 科 GSAS Shin Kibe, Takashi Sano, Yoshinori Chiba, Shin Prelude to the Transformation of Saito, Makoto アメリカ連邦制変容への序幕 革新主義時代 American Federal System: Influences of Chiba, B005 05093061 327.953/H68a 平体 由美 Hiratai, Yumi ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Azumi, Koya Japanese における二つの法改革運動とその影響 the Two Law Reforms during the Shin Kondo, Ken Progressive Era Okudaira, Yasuhiro Chiba, Shin Kobayashi Yoshinori's Shiso-manga: 小林よしのり「思想漫画」の特徴 「公論ナ Homma, アーツ・サイエンス研究 Chiba, Steele, William A205 08042365 304/Ko12h "Public Opinion Nationalism" and 本間 光徳 2018年4月5日 japanese ショナリズム」と娯楽 Mitsunori 科 GSAS Shin Kristeva, Tzvetana Entertainment Kikuchi, Hideaki Chiba, Shin ミシェル・フーコーにおける自由の概念につ The Concept of Liberty in Michel Ishikawa, Chiba, Sugita, Atsushi B020 06610161 135.9/F42Yis 石川 寛 2007年4月10日 行政学研究科 GSPA Japanese いて Foucault. Hiroshi Shin Murakami, Yoichiro Nishio, Takashi Chiba, Shin クロス・カルチャー翻訳志向におけるコスモ Cross-culture Cosmopolitan Concept: In Kawanago, Kanayama, Chiba, A113 06328789 319.01/Ka47k ポリタニズム グローバル化時代の普遍的ア Search of Universal Identity in the Age 金山 梨花 2005年5月16日 行政学研究科 GSPA Yoshikatsu Japanese Rika Shin イデンティティの探究 of Globalization Sasagawa, Norikatsu Someya, Yoshimichi Chiba, Shin The Mississippi State Sovereignty ミシシッピー州主権委員会の歴史とその活 Aoyagi, Kiyotaka Commission: Civil Rights and States' Katagiri, Chiba, A051 05002962 316.85/Ka81m 動、1956年-1977年 「閉ざされた社会」 片桐 康宏 1997年1月13日 行政学研究科 GSPA Saito, Makoto English Rights in a Deep South State, 1956 to Yasuhiro Shin から「開かれた社会」への現実的適応 Okudaira, Yasuhiro 1977 Nakauchi, Tsuneo 資料番号 著者名（カナ・ 著者名（アル 主査 請求記号 書名 書名（和訳・英訳） 出版年 研究科 審査委員会メンバー 言語 甲:A 乙:B Book 漢字） ファベット） Chief Call Number Title Title Translated Pub. Year School Examiners Language Number Author Author Examiner Chiba, Shin Tani, Takao 政治的フロム 能動的コミュニケーション理 Political Fromm: Paradigm Shift toward Chiba, A061 05228880 311.23/F485Yo 岡崎 晴輝 Okazaki, Seiki ######### 行政学研究科 GSPA Azumi, Koya Japanese 論へのパラダイム転換 the Active Communication Theory Shin Matsuzawa, Hiroaki Sasagawa, Norikatsu Chiba, Shin Peacemakers and Awe before God: 平和を作る人たちと神への畏敬 イマニュエ Takada, Chiba, Ina, Masaki A183 08004473 134.2/Ta28 Recovering the True Intent of 高田 明宜 2014年4月17日 行政学研究科 GSPA Japanese ル・カントの真意 Harunori Shin Kibe, Takashi Immanuel Kant Mori, Katsuhiko Chiba, Shin Carl Schmitt and Hermann Heller: With Takahashi Kang Sang-jung カール・シュミットとヘルマン・ヘラー a Particular Argument on Both 高橋（本間） Chiba, B013 05984884 311.234/Sc55Yta (Honma), 2003年2月3日 行政学研究科 GSPA Okudaira, Yasuhiro Japanese 「プロイセン対ライヒ」裁判を手掛りとして Pleadings in the "Preussen contra 愛子 Shin Aiko Mogami, Toshiki Reich" Trial Sasagawa, Norikatsu Contemporary Meanings of Arms Chiba, Shin 大量破壊兵器技術のデュアル・ユース性にお Control Regime with Respect to the Tanaka, Chiba, Ueta, Takako A182 08001748 319.8/Ta84 田中 極子 2014年1月14日 行政学研究科 GSPA Japanese ける軍備管理レジームの現代的意味 Dual-Use Nature of Weapons of Mass Kiwako Shin Kibe, Takashi Destruction Mori, Katsuhiko Cho, Kiyoko Hirano, Kenichiro 福沢諭吉と梁啓超の比較研究 政治思想にお A Comparative Study on Political Ideas Cho, A010 03520032 311.22/Ta21f 戴 禾 Dai, He 1988年2月22日 比較文化研究科 GSCC Minamoto,
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