日米中韓における情報倫理の比較研究 : personal informationを題材として

Abstract

In this study, we analyzed articles and papers in Japan, the U.S., China, and Korea, all of which were retrieved from English databases. We employed quantitative text analysis due to examine our awareness of the expanding scope of issues within information ethics, which has led to ambiguity in the standards used. Our findings enabled us to visualize and clarify the unique characteristics and trends in each of these countries. While it's challenging to claim deep insights due to limited data, our approach demonstrated some effectiveness in "confirming differences and commonalities," a prerequisite for considering the concept of information ethics. This study specifically focused on one aspect of information ethics, "personal information." Therefore, in future research, we intend to validate the method's effectiveness and explore the broader concept of information ethics by applying the same approach to various analytical subjects.