December　2005 Volume　41　Number　3

Topic: Media Literacy Studies
TOMARU Asuka and SUZUKI Midori　　Media Literacy and Television News
Analysis from a Gender Perspective:
The 2005 Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) and Related Activities.
SALLY McLaren　　Makiko, Madonnas and Political Melodramas:
Researching Women, Elections and the Media in Japan.
ELIZABETH Detoito　　Engendering Change-Women in Media NGOs
in the Philippines
GABRIELE Hadl and Arne Hintz　　Civil Society Media at the World Summit
on the Information Society (WSIS):
The Challenges of Policy Intervention.
SUZUKI Midori and NISHIMURA Hisako　　The Role of Television in Elections:
An Analysis of the Evening News Programs of September 12th,
the Day After the 2005 General Election.
Articles:
CHRISTIAN Etzrodt　　Can a Law Be Formulated for Human Behavior?
HIRAMOTO Takeshi　　Cyberspace as Socially Distributed Cognitive System:
Where does cyberspace exist?
FUJITA Satoru　　The Structure and Modern Transformation of Civil Society
in Marx’s Theory of Civil Society
Notes:
MATSUI Shinichi and NAKAI Miki　　Survey Research Using a Random Sampling:
A case of a survey of Kyoto woman
Essay:
MATSUBA Masafumi　　An Essay on the History of Postwar Japan (2):
State, market and civil society
A Brief of Doctoral Dissertation:
NAKANE Naruhisa
Clinical Sociology of Family of Children with Learning Difficulty
MIYATA Hisae
The Consciousness of Female Clients Receiving in Vitro Fertillization in the
Context of Assisted Reproductive Technology
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