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TSUCHIYA Atsushi
 
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Faculty of Sociology Professor
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Professor
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Degree

  • Ph.D. (Sociology) ( 2012.3   The University of Tokyo )

Research Interests

  • Family Sociology

  • Sociology of childhood

  • Medical Sociology

  • Historical Sociology

  • Sociology

  • Welfare Sociology

Research Areas

  • Humanities & Social Sciences / Sociology

Education

  • The University of Tokyo   Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology,   Doctoral Program in Sociology,

    2003.4 - 2007.3

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  • The University of Tokyo   Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology,   Master's Program in Sociology

    2001.4 - 2003.3

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  • The University of Tokyo   Faculty of Letters   Philosophy and Religion

    1997.4 - 2001.3

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Research History

  • Kansai University   Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology Sociology Major   Professor

    2021.4

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    Country：Japan

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  • Kansai University   Faculty of Sociology Department of Sociology Sociology Major   Associate Professor

    2020.4 - 2021.3

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  • The University of Tokushima   Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences   Associate Professor

    2014.4 - 2020.3

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  • The University of Tokyo   Health Sciences and Nursing, Graduate School of Medicine   Assistant professor

    2012.5 - 2014.3

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  • Rissho University   Faculty of Letters, Department of Sociology

    2011.4 - 2012.3

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  • The University of Tokyo   Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology

    2008.4 - 2012.3

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  • Kitasato University   Graduate School of Medical Sciences

    2006.10 - 2008.3

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Professional Memberships

  • The Japan Society for Child Study

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  • Japan Welfare Sociology Association

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  • The Society for Comparative Family History

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  • The Japan Sociological Society

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  • The Japanese Society of Health and Medical Sociology

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  • Japan Society of Family Sociology

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Committee Memberships

  • Comparative Family History Society   Chair, Planning Committee  

    2026.6 - Present   

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  • Japan Society for Children's Studies   Secretary General  

    2025.6 - Present   

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  • Japan Society for Children's Studies   Present Director  

    2025.6 - Present   

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  • Japan Sociological Association   Special Committee Member, ‘Sociological Review’,  

    2024.1 - Present   

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  • Comparative Family History Society   Director  

    2023.6 - Present   

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  • Comparative Family History Society   Vice Chair, Planning Committee  

    2023.6 - 2026.5   

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  • Comparative Family History Association   Conference Chair  

    2023.1 - 2023.6   

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  • Kansai Sociological Association   Peer Reviewer  

    2022.10 - 2024.9   

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  • Japan Family Sociology Association   Peer Reviewer  

    2021.10 - 2023.9   

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  • Japan Association for Social Research   Association Award Review Committee Member  

    2021.7 - 2024.3   

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  • Japan Society for Children's Studies   Peer Reviewer  

    2021.6 - 2025.6   

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  • Japan Society for Health and Medical Sociology   Editorial Board Member  

    2021.6 - 2025.6   

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  • Japan Society for Children's Studies   Award Selection Committee Member,  

    2021.4 - 2022.3   

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  • Welfare Society Association   Peer Reviewer  

    2020.6 - 2022.5   

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  • Japanese Society for Bioethics   Council Member  

    2014.11 - 2016.10   

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  • Graduate School of Sociology, The University of Tokyo   Commissioned Committee Member, "Sociologos"  

    2014.4 - Present   

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  • The University of Tokyo Faculty of Medicine   Clinical Ethics Instructor  

    2013.4 - 2014.3   

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Papers

  • Living as a “War Orphan” : Rethinking War and Welfare Through Survivors' Narratives Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    Social Welfare Studies   65 ( 4 )   123 - 126   2025.2

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  • Facts and Recommendations regarding When Medical Institutions Report Potential Abuse to Child Guidance Centers: A Cross-Sectional Study. International journal

    Mio Urade, Misao Fujita, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Katsumi Mori, Eisuke Nakazawa, Yoshiyuki Takimoto, Akira Akabayashi

    Pediatric reports   14 ( 4 )   479 - 490   2022.11

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    BACKGROUND: Medical institutions are required to report suspected cases of child abuse to administrative agencies, such as child guidance centers in Japan. It is left to the discretion of the medical institutions whether to notify the family of the child or the center. However, it is unclear what kinds of measures are being taken to ensure a robust policy of notification versus non-notification and how notifying the family will affect the child. METHODS: An unregistered questionnaire survey on reporting suspected child abuse cases to child consultation centers and notifying families was conducted by mail across 518 pediatric specialist training facility hospitals designated by the Japanese Pediatric Society. RESULTS: Responses were received from 323 facilities (62.4% response rate), of which 5 facilities were excluded because of incomplete responses. Therefore, in all, 318 facilities were included in the analysis. The results showed that 59.8% of the facilities had a policy of notifying the family, 33.7% said the decision varies from case to case, and 6.6% did not have a policy of notifying the family. The facilities that had a policy of either notifying or not notifying the family were less likely to experience problems than those with a policy of deciding on a case-by-case basis. The proportion of cases in which some problems occurred was higher in the cases where families were notified than in the cases where they were not, with 51.4% of the children experiencing worsening of relationships with family members. In the cases where the families were not notified, the children were twice as likely to experience further abuse than in cases where the families were notified. CONCLUSION: Problems arise in the case of both notification and non-notification. It is necessary to examine background factors and specific methods of notification in the cases where problems arise.

    DOI： 10.3390/pediatric14040056

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  • Disclosing a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder without intellectual disability to pediatric patients in Japan in early diagnostic stages and associated factors: a cross-sectional study Reviewed

    Hiroyuki Sato, Misao Fujita, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Taichi Hatta, Katsumi Mori, Eisuke Nakazawa, Yoshiyuki Takimoto, Akira Akabayashi

    BioPsychoSocial Medicine   16 ( 1 )   2022.8

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    Abstract

    Background

    With a recent increase in the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), an important issue has emerged in clinical practice regarding when and how patients themselves should be given explanations following a diagnosis of ASD. The clinical guidelines of the UK National Institute for Health and Care Excellence state that children diagnosed with ASD should receive an explanation about what ASD is and how it affects their development and functioning—“if appropriate”. However, the guidelines do not provide any specifics regarding what constitutes “appropriate” situations

    Methods

    We conducted an anonymous self-administered postal questionnaire survey targeting all members of the Japanese Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (n=1,995). The analysis included only physicians who had newly diagnosed pediatric patients with ASD in the past year. We imposed a limit of one year because diagnoses further back than that are difficult to recall; in other words, this would enhance the recall bias

    Results

    The recovery rate was 30.8%, and the rate of diagnosis disclosure to patients themselves without intellectual disability was 15.3%. We asked 361 physicians who responded that “deciding on a case-by-case basis” was the ideal way to disclose an ASD diagnosis about 20 items prioritized by physicians at the time of diagnosis disclosure and extracted three factors through exploratory factor analysis. Multiple logistic regression analysis was performed with physician attributes, awareness of ASD as a disorder or personality, and the three extracted factors as explanatory variables; diagnosis disclosure was the dependent variable. The patient age group and only one of the three factors (i.e., “factor related to readiness to accept diagnosis”) showed a significant association with disclosure of the diagnosis to the individual. Items included in the “factor related to readiness to accept diagnosis” were as follows: the degree of parental understanding, relationship of the patient with their parents/physician, agreement in opinion between parents, parental consent, “sufficient” patient understanding, symptom stabilization, and a guarantee of sufficient time required to explain the diagnosis to the patient

    Conclusion

    In clinical settings, disclosing an ASD diagnosis with the consideration of patient/parent readiness toward accepting the diagnosis could help to guide physicians in determining an ideal timing for disclosure. Future studies are needed to establish detailed and concrete guidelines regarding disclosure of an ASD diagnosis to patients.

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  • Two Peak Periods in the Debate about“Attachment Disorder” in Foster CareThe History of Foster Homes in Japanfrom the late 1940s to 2000s

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    Journal of Welfare Sociology   17   13 - 29   2020.5

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    The purpose of this paper is to explore the history of the debate about “attachment

    disorder” in foster care, especially in foster homes, from the late

    1940s to 2000s in Japan. This corresponds to the time from the early post-war

    period, in which most children in foster homes were war orphans; the period of

    high economic growth, during which family policy had begun to be shaped; the

    period of stable economic growth (from the 1970s to ’80s), when child abandonment

    and infanticide were serious social problems and the necessity of foster

    home reformation had been advocated; to the era of child abuse （from the

    1990s to present）.

    Attachment disorder is a political concept constructed in the modern era, referring

    to the modern concepts of child and family. The history of debates about

    attachment disorder tracks the views of foster homes and family in each period.

    This paper describes two peak periods in the debate about attachment disorder

    and the concept of child development in foster homes in each period.

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  • Beliefs held by breast surgeons that impact the treatment decision process for advanced breast cancer patients: a qualitative study Reviewed International journal

    Ozeki-Hayashi R, Fujita M, Tsuchiya A, Hatta T, Nakazawa E, Takimoto Y, Akabayashi

    Breast Cancer: Targets and Therapy   2019 ( 11 )   221 - 229   2019.3

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    INTRODUCTION: Although guidelines do not recommend chemotherapy for patients with advanced cancer when death is imminent, many reports suggest the tendency to continue this treatment has been increasing every year. This study aimed to construct a model to clarify the beliefs and communication of doctors who administer chemotherapy to patients with recurrent or metastatic (hereafter, "recurrent/metastatic") breast cancer, and determine how these beliefs are related to the process of treating patients. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 21 breast surgeons, and interview contents were analyzed using the grounded theory approach in order to conceptualize the treatment process. RESULTS: The process of chemotherapy for patients with recurrent/metastatic breast cancer differed based on two beliefs held by doctors. One was a "belief that the patient is an entity who cannot accept death," and throughout the treatment process, these doctors consistently avoided sharing bad news that might hurt patients, and always discussed aggressive chemotherapy. They proposed treatments as long as options remained, and when they ultimately judged that the physical condition of patients could not withstand further treatment, treatment was terminated despite the patient hoping for continuation. The other was a "belief that the patient is an entity who can accept death." From early on after recurrence/metastasis, these doctors repeatedly gave patients information including bad news about prognosis, and when they judged that further treatment would hinder a patient's ability to have a good death, they proposed terminating treatment. CONCLUSION: We demonstrated that breast surgeons treating recurrent/metastatic breast cancer patients have two beliefs and constructed a model of the treatment process based on those beliefs. This offered breast surgeons, who make decisions regarding treatment without clearly-defined guidelines, a chance to reflect on their own care style, which we believe will contribute to optimal patient care.

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  • The shift from corporate punishment to psychotropic drugs : From interviews with staff at Children's Home Y in Prefecture Z

    Kohei Yoshida, Atsushi Tsuchiya

    Regional Science Research   9 ( 9 )   1 - 22   2019

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    This paper explores changes in the handling of problem behavior in children residing at children's homes, particularly over the period of 1980-2000, from the perspective of medicalization (Conrad and Schneider 1992=2003). We chose Children's Home Y, which exhibited advancement the administration of psychotropic drugs to children, for research purposes, conducting semi-structured interviews with eight staff members working at the facility.Our research revealed that a large number of delinquent children resided at Children's Home Y through the 1980s, and that it was an everyday occurrence for staff to restrain violent children. By the 1990s, however, as corporal punishment became taboo as children's rights came to the fore, this type of punishment was no longer acceptable. As of the early 2000s, specialized mental health staff have been assigned to children's homes, while full-time psychiatrists are now assigned to child consultation centers. At this time it became easier for children with behavioral problems to be diagnosed as ADHD, and psychotropic drugs have clearly have been prescribed more frequently.Handling of behavioral problems in these children saw a major shift from corporate punishment to administration of psychotropic drugs, along with a trend toward medicalization. At the same time, interviews with staff indicated a certain degree of uneasiness with regard to the possibility over-medication, as well as concern over side effects of psychotropic drugs.

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  • The Evolution of Perspectives on Children's Problem Behaviors and the Verification of Medicalization Process: An Examination of Medical Literature from the 1960s to the 2010s

    Kohei Yoshida, Fumiya Sato, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Kayoko Ueno

    Regional Science Research   9 ( 1 )   23 - 47   2019

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  • Polarity of Public Perception over General Consent: Survey on Consciousness of Healthy Japanese Participants in Brain Database Projects Invited Reviewed

    NAKAZAWA, Eisuke TSUCHIYA, Atsushi

    Annals of Bioethics & Clinical Applications   1 ( 1 )   1 - 8   2018.11

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  • Ordinary Citizens’ Expectations for Regenerative Medicine and Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Researches in Japan Reviewed

    Takimoto Y, Nakazawa E, Tsuchiya A, Akira A

    Journal of Clinical Research & Bioethics   8   311 - 311   2018

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  • Historical Process of "Child Protection" and the Restriction of Parental Authority : " Symposium for Saving the Rights of Children" as Social Movement from late 1960s to 1970s Reviewed

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    Child Study   23   113 - 131   2017.7

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  • The Genealogy of Postwar Social Care and Children's Rights: Reflecting on History from Defeat to the Present—Special Feature: Protecting Children's Rights

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    Monthly welfare   100 ( 7 )   28 - 31   2017.7

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  • Discovery and informing research participants of incidental findings detected in brain magnetic resonance imaging studies: Review and multi-institutional study Reviewed

    Kyoko Takashima, Yoshiyuki Takimoto, Eisuke Nakazawa, Yoshinori Hayashi, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Misao Fujita, Akira Akabayashi

    BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR   7 ( 5 )   1 - 12   2017.5

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  • The Genealogy of Postwar Social Care and Children's Rights: Reflecting on History from Defeat to the Present—Special Feature: Protecting Children's Rights

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    Monthly welfare   100 ( 7 )   28 - 31   2017

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  • Association between Mouth Breathing and Atopic Dermatitis in Japanese Children 2-6 years Old: A Population-Based Cross-Sectional Study Reviewed

    Harutaka Yamaguchi, Saaya Tada, Yoshinori Nakanishi, Shingo Kawaminami, Teruki Shin, Ryo Tabata, Shino Yuasa, Nobuhiko Shimizu, Mitsuhiro Kohno, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Kenji Tani

    PLOS ONE   10 ( 4 )   e0125916   2015.4

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  • Survey on the attitude toward genetic testing of neurologists certified by the Japanese Society of Neurology Reviewed

    Kunihiro Yoshida, Takako Ohata, Kaori Muto, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Jinichi Sawada, Takanori Hazama, Shu-Ichi Ikeda, Tatsushi Toda

    Clinical Neurology   53 ( 5 )   337 - 344   2013

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    DOI： 10.5692/clinicalneurol.53.337

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  • Physicians' opinion for 'new' genetic testing in Japan Reviewed

    Takako Ohata, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Maiko Watanabe, Tomohisa Sumida, Fumio Takada

    JOURNAL OF HUMAN GENETICS   54 ( 4 )   203 - 208   2009.4

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  • The rising process of "the policy for preventing children with congenital diseases from being born" as the turning point of maternal and child health policy in Japan: the medicalization of "fetus" and the controversy over reproductive technologies in an e Reviewed

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    Mita journal of economics   102 ( 1 )   91 - 118   2009.4

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  • An analysis of the factors determining social attitudes toward genetic enhancement and views of heredity

    TSUCHIYA Atsushi, OHATA Takako, WATANABE Maiko, TAKADA Fumio

    Journal of the Japan Association for Bioethics   18 ( 1 )   47 - 57   2008.9

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    The purpose of this paper is to analyze the extent of interests in ordinary life and the need to use genetic technologies in areas requiring enhancement, such as "physical strength," "intelligence," and "aging". In the model for analyzing this analysis, which is the binary logistic model, the dependent variables are the extent of interests in ordinary life and the need to use genetic technologies, while the independent variables are basic properties, the structure of the family, and social attitudes toward genetic determination (points of the factor analysis). In this output, interests in ordinary life are affected by gender, age, and educational background. On the contrary, the need to use genetic technologies is affected by gender and job conditions, which differs from the former models on interests in ordinary life. Further, the first factor (physical strength and appearance), the points of the factor analysis for genetic determination, and the fourth factor (clinical medicine) are particularly significant elements favoring the need to use genetic technologies.

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  • The Historicity of Enhancement and the Contemporary Relevance of Eugenics

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  • The determinant factor of social attitudes toward genetic technology: examining "deficit model" in PUS

    ( 32 )   164 - 181   2008

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  • Forming Factors of Social Acceptance of Genetic Technology: Focusing on the Verification of the “Knowledge Deficit Model” Reviewed

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    Sociologos   ( 32 )   2008

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  • "The Movement to Prevent the Birth of Unfortunate Children" and the Historical Acceptance of Amniocentesis: Sociostructural Factors Behind the Rise of Policies to Suppress the Birth of “Disabled Children” (Mid-1960s to Early 1970s) Reviewed

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    Journal of the Japan Association for Bioethics   17 ( 1 )   190 - 197   2007.9

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    The purpose of this paper is to analyze the socio-structural factors of eugenic policy from the mid-1960s to eprly-1970s in Japan through analyzing "The movement for preventing birth of disabled children" of local governments which was intended to prevent births of disabled children. The main point is that this social policy was a turning point in the process of transforming eugenic policy in Japan. I also clarify this process by analyzing the social context in which this eugenic policy was "needed" to prevent "disabled children" from being born the socio-structural factors to make it possible.

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  • Eugenics Legislation in Northeast Asia: A Comparative Analysis of the Legislative Processes in China, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan Invited

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    Colloquium   ( 1 )   90 - 101   2006.6

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  • Sciety which visualizes "fetus"

    6   88 - 110   2005.10

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  • The Origins of “Fetal Vitalism” in Japanese Society: The 1960s Eugenic Protection Law Debate

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    Sociologos   ( 28 )   96 - 114   2004

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Books

  • A Social History of Education and Medical Science: The Hierarchy of “Living” and Support (Series: Comparative Social History of Education)

    Edited by, Makiko Santoki, Ryuhei Kawai（ Role： ContributorChapter 6: Early Detection, Classification, and Categorization of Children with Disabilities in Japan）

    Showa-do  2026.3  （ ISBN:4812225051 ）

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  • The Historical Sociology of “Illness and the Postwar Era”: Deconstructing Myths Surrounding Disease and Environmental Pollution

    Atsushi Tsuchiya, Katsuhiko Sakata

    Seikyusha  2025.6  （ ISBN:4787235591 ）

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  • Family and Illness (Reflecting on the Nature of “Family” 2)

    Edited by, Yasuko Tama, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Supervised by the, Society for Comparative Family History（ Role： Edit）

    Horitsu Bunkasha  2024.12  （ ISBN:4589043750 ）

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  • Encyclopedia of Family Sociology

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    Maruzen Publishing  2023.12  （ ISBN:4621308343 ）

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  • Guide to Literature in the Sociology of Welfare

    Gakubunsha  2023.11  （ ISBN:4762032808 ）

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  • The Sociology of Alternative Care: Children Caught Between Home and Institution

    Atsushi Tsuchiya, Kota Toma（ Role： Joint author）

    Seikyu-sha  2023.9  （ ISBN:4787235249 ）

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  • When Medicine Encountered Children: A History of Children and Medicine—Orphans, Impoverished Children, and Children in Institutions

    Edited by, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Toshiko Nonomura（ Role： EditChapter 10: The Resurgence of Attachment Theory and the “Homelike” Transformation of Institutional Care: Focusing on Changes in Infant Care Facilities from the 1990s to the 2000s）

    Keisō Shobō  2023.8  （ ISBN:4326603623 ）

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  • Introductory Sociology: New 5th Edition

    Ryogo Mabuchi, Chie Sakai, Makoto Furukawa（ Role： Joint author）

    Sekai Shiso Sha  2022.3 

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  • Living as a ’War Orphan’: The Historical Sociology of Narrative

    Atsushi Tsuchiya（ Role： Sole author）

    Seikyusha  2021.11  （ ISBN:9784787235008 ）

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  • The Modern Era of Diverse Children: Young People Who Earn, Receive, and Consume

    Eriko Motomori, Yasuyuki Takahashi, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Hideyuki Sadakane

    Seikyusha  2021.8  （ ISBN:9784787234964 ）

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  • A New Approach to Children: New Research on Children's Society

    Eriko Motomori, Kazuyoshi Minamide, Yasuyuki Takahashi

    Shinyo-Sha  2020  （ ISBN:9784788516670 ）

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  • The Era of Orphans and Welfare: The Multifaceted Nature of Norms Concerning Children and Families from the 16th to the 20th Century

    Atsushi Tsuchiya, Toshiko Nonomura

    Keisō Shobō  2019.2  （ ISBN:9784326603169 ）

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  • Children and Education (The Cutting Edge of Family Research)

    Shizuko Koyama, Ryoko Kodama

    Nihon Keizai Hyoron Sha  2019.1  （ ISBN:4818825158 ）

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  • Writing Reports and Papers on Bioethics

    Yoko Matsubara, Tomohide Ibuki

    The University of Tokyo Press  2018.4  （ ISBN:4130624202 ）

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  • Foundations of Mixed-Methods Research: Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches in the Social and Behavioral Sciences

    Atsushi Tsuchiya, Taichi Hatta, Misao Fujita（ Role： Joint translator）

    NIshimura Shoten  2017.10  （ ISBN:4890134808 ）

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  • The Sociology of “Hybrid Parent-Child Relationships”: Unraveling the Obsession with Blood Ties and Family

    Yoko Nobe, Hiroto Matsuki, Yuri Hibino, Hiroe Izumi, Atsushi Tsuchiya（ Role： Joint author）

    Seikyu-Sha  2016.10  （ ISBN:4787234072 ）

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  • A Postwar History of Children and Poverty (Seikyusha Library)

    Shinichi Aizawa, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Yutaka Koyama, Nahomi Kaida, Eriko Motomori（ Role： Joint author）

    Seikyusha  2016.4  （ ISBN:478723403X ）

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  • Guidebook on Research Ethics for the Humanities and Social Sciences

    Edited by, Shunzo Majima, Taro Okuda, Tetsuya Kono（ Role： Sole authorChapter 3: Research Misconduct）

    Keio University Press  2015.10 

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  • Children on the Margins: A Historical Sociology of Children in Alternative Care and the Concept of “Home”

    TSUCHIYA, Atsushi（ Role： Sole author）

    Keisō Shobō  2014.1  （ ISBN:4326602635 ）

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  • Encyclopedia of Contemporary Sociology

    Masachi Osawa, Shunya Yoshimi, Kiyokazu Washida, Munesuke Mita

    Kobunsha  2012.12  （ ISBN:4335551487 ）

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  • The Enhancement Debate: Physical and Mental Enhancement and Advanced Science and Technology

    Masafumi Ueda, Maiko Watanabe

    Shakai Hyoron Sha  2008.7  （ ISBN:4784506152 ）

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  • Encyclopedia of Bioethics, 5 volumes

    Encyclopedia of Bioethics, Translation, Publication Committee

    Maruzen Publishing  2007.1  （ ISBN:4621078003 ）

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  • Horizons in Advanced Urban Sociology (Studies in Advanced Urban Sociology (1))

    Yasuo Hirota, Takashi Machimura, Junko Tajima, Ichiro Watado

    The Harvest Company  2006.11  （ ISBN:4938551918 ）

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Presentations

  • The Acceptance of Attachment Theory in Postwar Japan: Focusing on Placement of Alternative Care Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 36th Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for Developmental Psychology  2025.3 

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  • The Rise and Fall of the Maternal Deprivation in Infant Care Facilities: Institutional Care from the 1960s to the 1980s Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    2023 Annual Spring Conference of the Society for Comparative Family History  2023.6 

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    Presentation type：Oral presentation (invited, special)  

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  • Surveys of Children’s Homes and Ethical Issues in Field Research Training Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 94th Annual Conference of the Japanese Sociological Association  2021.11 

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  • Living as a ‘War Orphan’: Rethinking War and Social Welfare Through the Voices of Those Who Lived It Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 72nd Spring Conference of the Japan Society of Social Welfare, 2024  2024.5 

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  • “Toward a History of Postwar Orphans and Institutions Based on the Preservation and Survival of Records”

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 78th Annual Conference of the Japan Society of Education  2019.8 

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  • “The Evolution of the Concept of ‘Attachment Disorder’ and Alternative Care” Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 16th Annual Conference of the Society for the Welfare Sociology  2019.6 

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  • Rethinking 'The Birth of a Child' (3): The Mutual Reinforcement of 'Children’s Needs' and Child Welfare Practices as Seen in Foster Care Practices of the 1960s

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 91st Annual Conference of the Japanese Sociological Association  2018.9 

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  • Guidelines for Investigating and Analyzing Bioethical Issues Using 'Social Research' Methods

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 29th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Bioethics  2017.12 

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  • The History of ‘Children’s Human Rights Issues’ in Alternative Care: An Analysis of the Zenyokyo’s ‘Assemblies to Protect Children’s Human Rights’ (1968–1980)

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 23rd Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for the Society of Children  2016.6 

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  • What does bioethics say—or what should it say—about technologies that intervene in or manipulate fertilized eggs and gametes? Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 27th Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for Bioethics  2015.11 

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  • Changes in Alternative Care Issues During the Period of Rapid Economic Growth and the “Biological Family”

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 24th Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for Family Sociology  2014.9 

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  • 'Capacity to Give Consent' and Research Ethics in Clinical Studies Involving Patients with Dementia

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 25th Annual Conference of the Japanese Society for Bioethics  2013.12 

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  • The Problem of Street Children, Orphans, and Abandoned Children in Postwar Society and the Logic of Social Inclusion

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 86th Annual Conference of the Japanese Sociological Association  2013.10 

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  • The Emergence of Social Issues Surrounding War Orphans and Abandoned Children After the War and Their Journey to Modern Society Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 4th Meeting of the History of Biology Subcommittee of the Japanese Society for the History of Science, Heisei 24  2012.8 

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  • ”Factors determining public interest in human enhancement technologies” Invited International conference

    TSUCHIYA, Atsushi

    2008 Carnegie Uehiro Oxford Conference at University of Oxford, St Cross College  2008.12 

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  • “Eugenic policy in the rapid economic growth period (1960's-70's) in Japan” Invited International conference

    TSUCHIYA, Atsushi

    East Asian STS Society at Kobe University  2008.11 

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  • “Physicians’ attitude for New genetic testing services in Japan

    OHATA, Takako, TSUCHIYA Atsushi, WATANABE Maiko, SUMIDA Tomohisa, TAKADA, Fumio

    American Society of Human Genetics, 58th Annual Meeting, Philadelphia  2008.11 

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  • The Debate on Human Enhancement as a Bioethical Issue Invited

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 74th SPSN Workshop and the 21st Workshop of the Japan Society for the Welfare of Society (JSWS), Co-hosted  2008.10 

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  • Social Demand for DTC Genetic Testing and Genes as a ‘Concept’

    Atsushi Tsuchiya, Hisako Ohata, Maiko Watanabe, Tomohisa Sumida, Fumio Takada

    The 30th Joint Conference of the Society for Molecular Biology  2007.12 

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  • An Analysis of Public Perceptions of Genetic Enhancement: Focusing on ‘Genetic Determinism’

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 19th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Bioethics  2007.11 

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  • “Public opinion for Direct- to- consumer (DTC) genetic testing in Japan.”

    OHATA, Takako, TSUCHIYA, Atsushi, WATANABE, Maiko, TAKADA, Fumio

    American Society of Human Genetics, 57th Annual Meeting, San-Diego  2007.10 

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  • “Social attitudes toward genetic testing and social image of "gene"in Japan”

    TSUCHIYA, Atsushi

    American Society of Human Genetics at Sandiego Convention Center  2007.10 

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  • Contemporary Aspects of Eugenics and Human Enhancement: The Scope and Critical Point of the ‘Medicalization Theory’

    Atsushi Tschiya

    The 32nd Annual Conference of the Society for the History of Social Thought  2007.10 

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  • Survey on Public Awareness of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing

    Hisako Ohata, Atsushi Tsuchiya, Maiko Watanabe, Tomohisa Sumida, Fumio Takada

    The 52nd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Human Genetics  2007.9 

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  • Enhancement and Bioethics from the Perspective of 'Genetic Determinism'

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 55th Annual Conference of the Kanto Sociological Association  2007.6 

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  • ”PGD“ in a view of criticism against Eugenics in Japan : The analysis of social attitudes toward PGD in Japan.” Invited International conference

    TSUCHIYA, Atsushi

    International Conference series Japanese and Asian Bioethics in Context at University of Tubingen  2006.9 

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  • Eugenics in the Context of 'Environmental Issues'

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 78th Annual Conference of the Japanese Sociological Association  2005.10 

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  • The Origins of the Pro-Life Movement and Eugenics: A Reexamination of the 'Seicho-no-Ie' Religious Movement from the 1960s to the 1980s

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 53rd Annual Conference of the Kanto Sociological Association  2005.6 

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  • The History and Current State of Genetic Counseling in Japanese Society

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 29th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Genetic Counseling  2005.5 

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  • Establishing Fetal Health Care and Eugenics: A Reexamination of the 1960s 'Campaign to Prevent the Birth of Unfortunate Children'

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 77th Annual Conference of the Japanese Sociological Association  2004.11 

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  • The Reproductive Technology and Eugenics in Japan—The Comparative Study of Japan and Korea International conference

    TSUCHIYA, Atsushi

    SNU-UT Joint Sociological Forum 2004: at Seoul National University  2004.10 

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  • Developing Community Welfare: The Green Co-op Welfare Workers’ Collective in the Era of Long-Term Care Insurance

    Atsushi Tsuchiya

    The 74th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Sociological Association  2001.11 

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Awards

  • Japan Association for Social Research

    2023.11   Outstanding Research Activity Award  

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    2020.11   Japan Association for Social Research  

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    2018.6   Japan Society for Children's Studies  

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Research Projects

  • 日英比較からみる社会的養護と子どもの統治実践の歴史社会学

    2026.4 - 2030.3

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究(C)  基盤研究(C)

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  • 戦後日本の子ども観の歴史社会学：教育・家族・福祉・消費における構築性と複数性

    2026.4 - 2029.3

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究(C)  基盤研究(C)

    元森絵里子, 高橋靖幸, 土屋敦, 貞包英之

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  • 「愛着障害」概念の変遷と施設養育の歴史社会学

    Grant number：22K01847  2022.4 - 2026.3

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究(C)  基盤研究(C)

    土屋 敦

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    Grant amount：\4030000 （ Direct Cost: \3100000 、 Indirect Cost：\930000 ）

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  • 日本の児童保護事業と学校教育の普及における近代的子ども観の構築に関する研究

    Grant number：20K02590  2020.4 - 2024.3

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 基盤研究(C)  基盤研究(C)

    高橋 靖幸, 元森 絵里子, 土屋 敦

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    Grant amount：\4420000 （ Direct Cost: \3400000 、 Indirect Cost：\1020000 ）

    令和２年度研究実施計画に基づき、（A）子どもの歴史性・構築性をめぐる欧州の子ども社会学・子ども史研究の研究動向を理解するため文献講読を行うこと、（B）各自の資料の収集・読解により、それぞれの担当する領域の子ども観の予備的な検討を行うことに取り組んだ。
    （A）については、当該年度、対面およびオンラインでの文献講読・文献検討の機会を設けることができなかったが、文献の情報交換を実施し、今後本科研共同研究において必読となる新たな文献の選定を進めることができた。
    （B)については、当該年度、新型コロナウィルス感染拡大防止対策の徹底を強いられた社会状況下で、歴史資料の収集は非常に困難を極めた。そのなかにおいて、公共図書館、大学図書館の利用、および国立国会図書館の抽選予約制や遠隔複写サービスなどを活用し、可能な限りの資料収集に努めた。結果、各自が本科研共同研究の全体の成果につながる、新聞記事、雑誌記事、報告書、委員会議事録等の、重要な歴史資料の収集を実現することができた。
    さらに、以上の調査研究の蓄積を、オンライン上での研究会の開催を通じて共有した。研究会では、各自の担当する児童虐待、社会的養護、児童労働それぞれの領域の子ども史について議論を深めることで、本科研共同研究全体の成果の骨格となる研究視角を構築することができた。
    各自の収集した歴史資料の検討と研究会での議論の結果、子どもの近代を「子どもの誕生」として一枚岩的に描くのではなく、複数的・重層的な観点から捉えて記述する可能性とその意義を、児童虐待、社会的養護、児童労働の具体的な事例を通じて示すことができる見通しを持つに至った。これは、今後さらに議論を重ねていくことで、本科研共同研究の重要な成果の一部となることが予想される。

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  • A Historical Sociology of Childhoods in Japan: Focusing on Networks of Education, Family and Child Welfare in the Showa Period

    Grant number：17K04695  2017.4 - 2020.3

    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)  Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

    Takahashi Yasuyuki

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    This study analyzes and examines cases of children's problems in the pre-war, mid-war, and post-war periods of the Showa era to describe the "modernity" of childhood from a new perspective that differs from the traditional framework of child studies. This study exemplifies the possibilities of child studies that does not take a monolithic view of the modernity of childhood as the history of the "discovery of childhood" but describe diverse realities of childhoods from the multitiered point of view.

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  • A Sociological Study on the Contexts and Factors of Regional disparities of Social Care Placement between Local Governments: A Quantitative and Qualitative Comparative Analysis

    Grant number：17K04227  2017.4 - 2020.3

    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)  Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)

    NOBE Yoko

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    This study examined the factors that affect the huge gap in the percentage of foster care facilities in social care between local governments and the impacts of recent policy changes that affect the gap. The study found that the geographical distribution of institutions and foster homes as well as the small capacity of institutions were major push factors for foster care placement among local governments whose rates of foster care placement were high even before the policy change.
    Variations were observed among local governments that have increased the percentage of foster care facilities after the policy change; some governments have increased the number of kinship foster care homes, while others have increased family homes. Furthermore, local governments that had higher rates of foster care due to structural factors rather than initiatives taken faced difficulties in establishing a support system for foster carers.

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  • Historical process of "Child Poverty" and transformation of the problems of foster care

    Grant number：16K17233  2016.4 - 2020.3

    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)  Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B)

    TSUCHIYA Atsushi

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    Grant amount：\1100000

    The main achivements of 4 year research period about "Child Poverty" are ①historical sociology of orphanage in Japan and ②life history analysis of care leaver of orphanage.
    ① are mainly focused on the history of foster parents of post-war Japan and historical process of the consept of "Attachment Theory" in Japan.
    ② are mainly focused on the life history of 70 to 80 years-old persons who had lived in Orphanages when they were children.

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  • 徳島県海部郡牟岐町における地域福祉調査

    2015.4 - 2016.3

    日本社会調査協会  社会調査実習G科目助成金 

    土屋 敦

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  • 徳島県海部郡牟岐町における質問票調査

    2015.4 - 2016.3

    徳島大学大学院ソシオ・アーツ・アンド・サイエンス研究部  部局長裁量経費 

    土屋 敦

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  • 生命倫理学の構築

    2012.4 - 2013.3

    三菱財団  平成24年度三菱財団人文科学助成 

    岩江荘介

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  • 再生医療研究における倫理的問題の解決に関する研究

    2011.4 - 2016.3

    文部科学省  再生医療の実現化ハイウェイ(生命倫理等の課題の解決に関する研究(課題D)) 

    赤林朗

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  • 脳科学研究における倫理的問題の解決に関する研究

    2011.4 - 2015.3

    文部科学省  脳科学研究戦略推進プログラム(生命倫理等に関する課題の解決に関する研究) 

    赤林朗

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  • 遺伝子診断の脱医療・市場化が来す倫理社会的課題

    2006.9 - 2008.3

    文部科学省  科学技術振興調整費の重要課題解決型研究等の推進事業 

    高田史男

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  • 1980年代以降日本・欧米における胎児診断・遺伝子診断の普及に関する国際比較研究

    Grant number：06J10620  2006 - 2007

    日本学術振興会  科学研究費助成事業 特別研究員奨励費  特別研究員奨励費

    土屋 敦

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    Grant amount：\1900000 （ Direct Cost: \1900000 ）

    ヒトゲノム・プコジェクト終了(2003年)後の遺伝学の動向は、研究の焦点が単一遺伝性疾患の解析から多因子遺伝へとシフトしつつあり、また研究の内容も疾患分野から非疾患へと転換しつつある。また、上記の流れを受ける形で、遺伝学の非疾患領域への利用とその危険性に関する議論が特に欧米圏において盛んに出されている現状がある。上記の論点を踏まえ、国際比較の視点を加味しながら、現在の遺伝医学・遺伝子技術をめぐる問題に対する現状把握と社会的提言が本研究の課題であった。19年度の研究においては、上記の遺伝医療や遺伝子技術の社会的受容の局面に関して主に(1)既存理論の整理と構築・歴史的背景の検証、(2)現在事象分析の2つの軸で研究を行った。(1)に関しては、2論文(「エンハンスメントの歴史性と優生主義の現在性」「エンハンスメント論争 身体・精神の改造と科学技術」)で主に行い、現在生じている問題が特定の歴史性を持って存在していること、その変化が歴史的には遺伝学の革新の度に生じていること、また現在の状況が特に1920-30年代英国・米国における状況と類似の展開のされ方をしていることを指摘した。また(2)に関しては、主に1論文及び2学会報告でまとめた(「遺伝子技術に対する社会的受容意識の形成要因」"Social attitudes toward genetic testing and social image of "gene" in Japan"「DTC遺伝子検査の社会的需要と「イメージ」としての遺伝子」)。上記の研究においては、現在の「遺伝」をめぐる社会意識が「遺伝子決定論」「遺伝子知識」などの影響と共に構成されていることが明らかにされた。上記の結果は、今後の遺伝医療の社会的普及及びその留意点を考察する際には貴重な情報の蓄積であるはずである。

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  • 専門社会調査士（日本社会学会）

    2009.3

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Teaching Experience

  • Graduation Research I & II

    2021.5 - Present Institution：Kansai University

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  • Study of Social Welfare (Graduate School)

    2020.4 - Present Institution：Kansai University

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  • Basic Seminar

    2020.4 - Present Institution：Kansai University

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  • Advanced Seminars I and II

    2020.4 - Present Institution：Kansai University

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  • Theory of Social Welfare Policy

    2020.4 - Present Institution：Kansai University

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  • The Theory of Social Support

    2020.4 - Present Institution：Kansai University

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  • 地域調査実習

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  • 共生社会論

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  • 生命倫理学

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  • 医療社会学

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  • 社会調査法

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  • 地域調査法

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  • 福祉社会特論

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  • 福祉情報論

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  • 医療倫理学特論

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  • 生命倫理と現代社会Ⅰ

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