Keio University
Faculty of Business and Commerce
We discuss the editorial handling of two papers that were published in and then retracted from the Journal of Radiological Protection (JRP). The papers dealt with radiation exposure in Date City, and were retracted because “ethically... more
This correpondence examines issues observed in "Commentary: The responsibility of the Japanese media, the Fukushima accident and the use of personal data'' by T. Sawano et al., published in QJM. from the points of view of... more
1. はじめに 「オピニオン・リーダー」は主にマーケティング研究にお いて重視されてきた。これまでに行われた研究によって、そ の特徴は明らかにされてきたが、どのようにしてオピニオ ン・リーダーとなるのか、またオピニオン・リーダーの影響 力がいつまで続くのかといったダイナミックな視点からの 研究はなされてこなかった。 オピニオン・リーダー自体は社会科学で定義された概念 であるが、この特性を解き明かし、情報工学の分野で活用 することは、レコメンデーションシステムの精度向上やネ... more
Line 48 For people living in long-term contaminated areas during the recovery process, progressive reduction in exposure will result from continuing optimisation of protection. Reference levels should be selected to support this... more
The spatial panel model is applied to a new data set: monthly data of the number of ETC (Electronic Toll Collecting) transponders newly installed in 47 Japanese prefectures. The model incorporates marketing variables and highway-related... more
We point out numerous inconsistencies and inappropriate statements in M. Miyazaki and H. Hayano, Journal of Radiological Protection 37, 1 (2016).
We point out that the recently published Publisher’s Note concerning two retractions in Journal of Radiological Protection and the retraction notices contain various incorrect statements, misrepresentations of facts and omission of... more
After the Fukushima–Daiichi nuclear power plant (NPP) disaster, thyroid ultrasound examination (TUE) has been performed in subjects who were aged ≤18 years. Previous studies reported controversial results. Through critical review, three... more
This Letter to the Editor points out several inconsistencies found in the paper written by Makoto Miyazaki and Ryugo Hayano published as J. Radiol. Prot. 37(2017) 623-634. This Letter to the Editor had been in the stage of "is ready... more