@article{oai:kindai.repo.nii.ac.jp:00011897,
 author = {東郷, 寛},
 issue = {3},
 journal = {商経学叢, Shokei-gakuso: Journal of Business Studies},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {【概要】本論文は, 文化一歴史的活動理論の視点から市民間の対話を媒介する地域メディアの変化が市民間の対話と市民活動にどのような影響を与えるのかについて検討する。まず, 事例として, 熊本県八代市が市民に提供している地域SNS「ごろっとやっちろ」を中心に, 同地域における新旧の地域メディアに媒介された「市民間対話」の特性を分析する。次に, 地域メディアを積極的に活用する市民環境団体の活動に着目し, 市民環境活動の拡大過程を考察する。近年各地で普及しつつある地域SNSなどの新たな地域メディアが, 市民間の創造的対話と市民による市民活動の発展にどのように貢献しているかを明らかにする。
【Abstract】 This research shows how the introduction of a regional SNS by Yatsushiro municipal government in Japan has been transforming the activity system of regional public communication and thus facilitating endogenous and sustainable regional development since 2004. Using the activity theory as an analytical framework, it compares and analyses the activity system of regional public communication mediated by a regional SNS with the one mediated by conventional media. Through the operation of the regional SNS, Yatsushiro municipal government has built a communication platform that promotes sharing of interests, information, and knowledge among diverse citizens. It cultivates spontaneous collaborative activities and new knowledge to solve social problems of the region, and has been offering "ba, " in which citizens and many communities of practices share, create, and utilize knowledge through interactions. The regional SNS has facilitated the process of "expansive learning" by empowering divergent "boundary crossers." Some citizens have crossed the boundaries of respective activities and have participated in other voluntary activities. Some voluntary civic associations have also come to act together through interactions in the cyber space. By means of the regional SNS, these boundary crossers have "knotworked" divergent public voluntary activities, and thus have contributed to the sustainable development of region., application/pdf},
 pages = {655--685},
 title = {地域メディアを媒介とした「市民間対話」と市民活動の活動システム分析―地域SNS「ごろっとやっちろ」の事例を中心に―},
 volume = {56},
 year = {2010},
 yomi = {トウゴウ, ヒロシ}
}