インクルーシブ社会研究 12 Transparency of Interrogation: Innovative Data Recording and Analysis by the Human Science（2016年3月発行）
Editors:Mitsuyuki Inaba & Kosuke Wakabayashi
Transparency of Interrogation: Innovative Data Recording and Analysis by the Human Science
| Cover | ||
| ■Forward | Mitsuyuki Inaba | (1) |
| Table of Contents | (3) | |
| ■Opening Remarks | Makoto Ibusuki | (5) |
| ■Keynote Speech: Transparency of Interrogation Process in a Multilingual and Multicultural Era | Mitsuyuki Inaba | (11) |
| ■Invited Talk: Improvement of Forensic interviews – the side effects of video recording to suspect interviews – | Makiko Naka | (21) |
| ■Session 1: Transparency of Interrogation in Australia | (37) | |
| Effective social interviewing techniques in high stakes cases: Interviewers’ and detainees’ experiences | Jane Delahunty | |
| Audio-visual Recording of Police Interrogation | Dean David Dixon | |
| Comments & Discussion | ||
| ■Session 2: Transparency of Interrogation in South Korea | (79) | |
| Interrogation video recording in the new Korean Criminal Procedure Code and the practical Problems with their Performance | Ro Seop Park | |
| Video Recording of Suspect Interviewing in Korea: Its Lessons and Future Directions | Eunkyung Jo | |
| Comments & Discussion | ||
| ■Session 3: Transparency of Interrogation in Japan | (119) | |
| How do interviews fail? The possibility of the use of the interaction using the audio-visual recording | Kotaro Takagi | |
| Current situation and the issues related to the video and audio taking in Japan | Takao Fuchino | |
| Comments & Discussion | ||
| ■Session 4： General Discussion | (159) | |
| Commentary 1 | Sumio Hamada | |
| Commentary 2 | Makiko Naka | |
| ■Closing Remarks | Tatsuya Sato | (179) |
| Imprint |
