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JUNG, Joo-Young J.

Professor

Division of Arts and Sciences, College of Liberal Arts, International Christian University

■ Academic Background

1.	2001/09～2003/05	〔Doctoral course〕, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California, Completed, Ph.D. in Communication
2.	1998/09～2001/05	〔Master degree program〕, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California, Completed, M.A. in Communication
3.	1994/03～1998/02	Yonsei University, Graduated, B.A. in Communication

■ #Professional Background

1.	2008/04～2009/03	Lecturer, Rikkyo University
2.	2008/01～2008/12	Lecturer, Temple University Japan Campus
3.	2005/11～2007/10	Postdoctoral Research Fellow of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, University of Tokyo
4.	2003/09～2005/08	Research Associate, Metamorphosis Project, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California

■ #Present Specialized Fields

Key Word：Media and Communication

■ #Main Course Titles

Communication and Media Studies, Community-Based Research

■ #Books and Articles

1.	Book	Coping with food safety risks: Information sources and responses by residents in Japan in the aftermath of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident Food Insecurity: A Matter of Justice, Sovereignty, and Survival (Collaboration)
2.	Book	The Great East Japan Earthquake and post-disaster Japan Handbook of Contemporary Japan (In press) (Collaboration)
3.	Book	Communication infrastructure theory as an ecological theory: Theoretical roots and key concepts. In Kim, Y., Matsaganis, M., Wilkin, H., & Jung, J. (eds.), The Communication Ecology of 21st Century Urban Communities pp.9-27 (Collaboration) 2018
4.	Book	Digital connections: Tracing the evolving role of technology in local storytelling networks. In Kim, Y., Matsaganis, M., Wilkin, H., & Jung, J. (eds.), The Communication Ecology of 21st Century Urban Communities pp.146-164 (Collaboration) 2018
5.	Book	Media dependency (3rd edition). In Moy, P. (Ed.), Oxford Bibliographies in Communication (Collaboration) 2018
6.	Book	Overcoming silence through the neighborhood storytelling network: Facing controversy over the restart of the nuclear power plant in the City of Kashiwazaki, Japan. In Kim, Y., Matsaganis, M., Wilkin, H., & Jung, J. (eds.), The Communication Ecology of 21st Century Urban Communities pp.89-106 (Collaboration) 2018
7.	Book	The Communication Ecology of 21st Century Urban Communities (Collaboration) 2018
8.	Book	Media dependency theory. In P. Roessler, C.A. Hoffner & L. Zooner (Eds.), The International Encyclopedia of Media Effects pp.1-10 (Collaboration) 2017
9.	Book	Social media, global communications and the Arab Spring: Cross-level and cross-media story flows.In A. Douai & Ben Moussa, M. (Eds.), Mediated Identities and New Journalism in the Arab World. pp.21-40 (Collaboration) 2016
10.	Book	The evolution of media system dependency theory. In R. L. Nabi & Oliver, M.B. (Eds.), The Sage Handbook of Media Processes and Effects pp.531-544 (Collaboration) 2009
11.	Book	Digital divide. In W. Donsbach (Ed.), International Encyclopedia of Communication (Collaboration) 2008
12.	Book	ICTs and communities in the twenty-first century: Challenges and perspectives. In Mansell, R., Avgerou, C., Quah, D., & Silverstone, R. (Eds.), The Oxford Handbook of Information and Communication Technologies. pp.561-580 (Collaboration) 2007
13.	Book	The globalization of everyday life: Visions and reality. In M. Sturken, D. Thomas, & S. Ball-Rokeach (Eds.), Technological Visions: The Hopes and Fears that Shape New Technologies pp.339-358 (Collaboration) 2004
14.	Book	Civic actions after September 11: A Communication Infrastructure Perspective. In M. Noll (Ed.), Crisis Communications: Lessons from September 11. pp.31-44 (Collaboration) 2003
15.	Book	Metamorphosis of civic actions post September 11th: From local storytelling networks to national action. In B. Greenberg (Ed.), Communication and Terrorism. pp.289-304 (Collaboration) 2002
16.	Article	A multidimensional analysis of stigma: Findings from a qualitative study of Fukushima residents following Japan’s 2011 nuclear disaster Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research 2(2),pp.233-258 (Collaboration) 2019
17.	Article	Socio-psychological recovery from disasters through the neighborhood storytelling network: Empirical research in Shinchimachi, Fukushima. International Journal of Communication (SSCI) 13,pp.5927-5947 (Single) 2019
18.	Article	Newspapers and cross-level communications on social media: A comparative study of Japan, Korea, and Finland Digital Journalism (SSCI) 6(1),pp.58-75 (Collaboration) 2018
19.	Article	SNS dependency and interpersonal storytelling: An extension of media system dependency theory New Media & Society (SSCI) 19(9),pp.1458-1475 (Collaboration) 2017
20.	Article	Are you an opinion giver, seeker, or both? Re-examining political opinion leadership in the new communication environment International Journal of Communication (SSCI) 10,pp.4439-4459 (Collaboration) 2016
21.	Article	Connectedness and disconnectedness to new and old media within different age groups First Monday 21(8) (Single) 2016
22.	Article	Trusting social media as a source of health information: Online surveys comparing the United States, Korea, and Hong Kong Journal of Medical Internet Research 18(3),pp.e25 (Collaboration) 2016
23.	Article	Accessing the audience community: How newspapers connect with audience communities in Finland, Japan, and Korea. International Journal on Media Management 17(4),pp.259-276 (Collaboration) 2015
24.	Article	Multi-level functionality of social media: In the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake Disasters (SSCI) 38(S2),pp.S123-S143 (Collaboration) 2014
25.	Article	From the wired to wireless generation? Investigating teens’ internet use through the mobile phone Telecommunications Policy (SSCI) 37(8),pp.651-661 (Collaboration) 2013
26.	Article	Neighborhood storytelling networks, Internet connectedness and civic participation after the Great East Japan Earthquake Asian Journal of Communication (SSCI) 23(6),pp.637-657 (Collaboration) 2013
27.	Article	Cross-level analysis of social media: Toward the construction of an ecological framework Journal of Social Science 73,pp.53-74 (Collaboration) 2012
28.	Article	Digital divide and Internet connectedness: After the Great East Japan Earthquake. Literacy for Dialogue in Multilingual Societies, Proceedings of Linguapax Asia Symposium pp.5-18 (Single) 2012
29.	Article	Social media use and goals after the Great East Japan Earthquake First Monday 18(8-6) (Single) 2012
30.	Article	The dynamic relationship between East Asian adolescents’ use of the internet and their use of other media New Media & Society (SSCI) 14(6),pp.969-986 (Collaboration) 2012
31.	Article	Local media, residents and community organization: An exploration of the storytelling network of the City of Toyohashi Media Produce No. 1, Aichi Shukutoku University Press pp.15-32 (Collaboration) 2011/03
32.	Article	Becoming citizens: Youths’ civic uses of new media in five digital cities in East Asia. Journal of Adolescent Research (SSCI) 25(6),pp.839-857 (Collaboration) 2010
33.	Article	Internet culture in Japan: An analysis of Japanese people’s internet use Japan Studies: The Frontier pp.67-83 (Single) 2010
34.	Article	Where do you go online? A comparison of Internet Connectedness via personal computers and mobile phones in Japan. International Journal of Mobile Communications (SSCI) 7(1),pp.21-35 (Single) 2009
35.	Article	Internet Connectedness and its social origins: An ecological approach to post-access digital divides. Communication Studies 59(4),pp.322-339. (Single) 2008
36.	Article	Ethnicity, place, and communication technology: Effects of ethnicity on multi-dimensional Internet Connectedness Information Technology and People (SSCI) 20(3),pp.282-303 (Collaboration) 2007
37.	Article	Ethnicity and neighborhood engagement: A communication infrastructure perspective. Political Communication (SSCI) 23(4),pp.421-441. (Collaboration) 2006
38.	Article	The influence of social environment on Internet connectedness of adolescents in Seoul, Singapore and Taipei New Media & Society (SSCI) 7(1),pp.64-88. (Collaboration) 2005
39.	Article	Internet connectedness before and after September 11th New Media & Society (SSCI) 6(5),pp.611-631. (Collaboration) 2004
40.	Article	Civic actions after September 11th: Exploring the role of media and interpersonal storytelling Prometheus (SSCI) 20(3),pp.221-228 (Collaboration) 2002
41.	Article	Exploring the digital divide: Internet connectedness and age Communication Research (SSCI) 28(4),pp.536-560 (Collaboration) 2001
42.	Article	Internet connectedness and inequality: Beyond the "divide." Communication Research (SSCI) 28(4),pp.507-535 (Collaboration) 2001
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■ #Academic Conference Presentation

1.	2019/05/26	The effects of perceived stigma and community storytelling on future outlook: Multi-method research in Fukushima, Japan (International Communication Association Annual Convention)
2.	2019/05/24	Connectedness to online and offline storytelling networks and socio-psychological disaster recovery in Fukushima, Japan (Digital Asia Preconference, International Communication Association Annual Convention)
3.	2018/11/09	Overcoming disaster through the neighborhood storytelling network: An empirical research in Shinchimachi, Fukushima (National Communication Association Annual Convention)
4.	2017/05/26	A multidimensional analysis of stigma: Fukushima residents’ perceptions of stigma following Japan’s 2011 nuclear di (International Communication Association Annual Convention)
5.	2016/06/11	Overcoming silence through the neighborhood storytelling network: Kashiwazaki City in Japan facing controversies over the restart of a nuclear power plant (International Communication Association Annual Convention)
6.	2016/06/09	How do social media blur the boundary between mass and interpersonal communications? A comparative study of newspapers and social media in Japan, Korea, and Finland (International Communication Association Annual Convention)
7.	2015/07/13	Accessing the audience community: A comparison of how newspapers connect with audience communities in Finland, Japan, and Korea (International Association for Media and Communication Research Annual Convention)
8.	2014/12/05	The influence of opinion leadership, followership, and curatorship on mass media connectedness and political participations (Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government)
9.	2014/05	An ecological perspective on participation divide: The relationship between mass media connectedness and social media political participation (Preconference: Communication and “The Good Life” Around the World after Two Decades of the Digital Divide. International Communication Association)
10.	2014/05	Exploring Japanese media’s health coverage in response to the 2011 triple catastrophe (International Communication Association)
11.	2014/05	SNS dependency and community engagement: From a media system dependency theory perspective (International Communication Association)
12.	2013/11/08	Different patterns of connectedness to new and old media within different age groups (Regional Conference of International Communication Association)
13.	2012/05/25	Analysis of the multilevel functionality of social media: In the aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake (International Communication Association Conference)
14.	2011/12/03	Are social media empowering people? An ecological approach to understanding the role of the internet in the aftermath of Tohoku Earthquake (Linguapax Asia International Symposium)
15.	2011/03/03	The Internet as a tool for youth’s civic engagement: East Asian focus (Digital Media and Learning Conference)
16.	2010/08/27	Communication ecology perspective and the internet in East Asia (Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) Annual Convention)
17.	2010/06/25	The dynamic relationship between East Asian adolescents’ use of the internet and their use of other media. (International Communication Association Conference)
18.	2010/06/24	Communication infrastructure theory and civic media game approach: Linking theory and practice (International Communication Association Conference)
19.	2008/06/21	New media connections of the digital generation: An examination of five East Asian cities. (Digital Youth in East Asia)
20.	2006/06/30	Internet connectedness in Japan and Korea (Cultural Typhoon Conference)
21.	2006/03/03	Internet connectedness and mobile phone connectedness: How does Japanese people’s Internet connectedness differ? (Annual Conference of Mobile Society Research Institute)
22.	2005/05/26	Growing up digital: Exploring youth’s civic uses of the Internet in digital cities of East Asia. (International Communication Association Convention)
23.	2004/05/27	Media system dependency to communication infrastructure: A review of the evolution of MSD theory and a proposal for a new concept. (International Communication Association Convention)
24.	2004/05/27	The Internet and reproduction of social inequality: Human, social, and cultural capital as factors in East Asian adolescents’ quality Internet connectedness (International Communication Association Convention)
25.	2003/12/01	Media system dependency to communication infrastructure: A review of the evolution of MSD theory and a proposal for a new concept. (International Conference on Mass Media in the Era of Globalization, Marketing and Hi-Technology)
26.	2003/05/23	Geo-ethnicity and neighborhood engagement: A communication infrastructure perspective. Top Four Student Paper, Political Communication Division (International Communication Association Convention)
27.	2003/05/23	Internet connectedness and 911 (International Communication Association Convention)
28.	2002/07/15	Ethnicity, place, and communication technology: Geo-ethnic effect on multi-dimensional Internet Connectedness in urban communities (International Communication Association Convention)
29.	2002/07/15	Social context and Internet Connectedness: An examination of the digital divide in adolescents of Seoul, Singapore and Taipei. Top Four Student Paper, Communication and Technology Division (International Communication Association Convention)
30.	2002/04/05	Internet Connectedness in a crisis: Connectors connected more after September 11th (Convention-Chair Sponsored Special Session, Broadcast Education Association Convention)
31.	2001	Beyond the "digital divide": Internet connectedness and inequality (Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication convention)
32.	2001	Connecting to the Internet in everyday life: A communication Infrastructure Perspective (International Communication Association Convention)
33.	2001	Exploring the digital divide: Internet connectedness and age. Second Place Paper in Mass Communication and Society Division (Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication convention)
34.	2001	Exploring the digital divide: Internet Connectedness and age. Second Place Paper in Mass Communication and Society Division (International Communication Association Convention)
35.	2001	Internet Connectedness and inequality: Beyond the "divide" (International Communication Association Convention)
36.	2001	Measuring ecological relationship between the Internet and individuals: revisiting the Internet Connectedness Index (IAMCR and ICA Symposium on the Digital Divide)
37.	2001	New and old immigrants: Global and local communication patterns (Western Knight Center for Specialized Journalism)
38.	2001	Perceptions of Y2K risks and individual communication connectedness (International Communication Association Convention)
39.	2000/09	Globalization on the Internet: National identity and intensive connections (First Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers)
40.	2000/06	Were you prepared for the Y2K bugs?: Individual Communication Connectedness, Technology Connectedness, and Risk Perceptions (International Communication Association Conference)
41.	2000/04	Individual communication connectedness, technology connectedness, and risk perceptions (Broadcast Education Association Convention)
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■ #Academic Society Memberships

1.	2018～	National Communication Association
2.	2009～	Japan Communication Association
3.	1999～	International Communication Association

■ Educational Achievements

● Practice example of education method
1.	2009～	"Using Moodle to provide class updates, readings in PDF, and have students upload their questions or comments for each class’s reading"

■ #Academic Awards

1.	2003/05	International Communication Association Top Four Student Paper, Political Communication Division, International Communication Association (Geo-ethnicity and neighborhood engagement: A communication infrastructure perspective)
2.	2002/07	International Communication Association Top Four Student Paper, Communication & Technology Division, International Communication Association (Social context and Internet Connectedness: An examination of the digital divide in adolescents of Seoul, Singapore and Taipei)
3.	2001/08	Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Annual Convention Second Place Paper, Mass Communication and Society Division, AEJMC (Exploring the digital divide: Internet connectedness and age)
4.	2000/08	Rochester Institute of Technology Conference Outstanding Student Paper, Rochester Institute of Technology Conference (The globalization of everyday life: Visions and realities of social justice in the Internet age)
5.	2000/05	Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California Graduate Student Research Award for the Best Paper in Mass Media, New Technology and Policy

■ #Research Topics, Funded Research, and Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

1.	2016/04～2019/03	Coming back home: An examination of the importance of community in recovering from disaster in Shnchimachi, Fukushima (Key Word : )
2.	2015/04～2015/06	International Academic Exchange Endowment (Key Word : )
3.	2006/09～2007/08	Comparative Studies of East Asian Adolescents (Key Word : )

■ #E-Mail Addresses

■ #Grants-in-aid for Scientific Research Researcher Number

40552336