1986 Fiscal Year Final Research Report Summary

A study on the trend of journalism and public opinion in the education reform of Japan after World War <II>

Research Project

Project/Area Number	59510136
Research Category	Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C)
Allocation Type	Single-year Grants
Research Field	Educaion
Research Institution	National Institute for Educational Research
Principal Investigator	WATANABE Sosuke Head of the research section for history of japanese education, その他, 研究員 (40034665)
Project Period (FY)	1984 – 1986
Keywords	Journals on education / JIJITSUSHIN NAIGAIKYOIKUBAN / distributing foreign paper for newsprint / censorship / 検閲制度
Research Abstract	In post-World War Japan, many periodical journals on education were published year by year. A few of them continued to be published for about 40 years. JIJITSUSHIN-NAIGAIKYOIKUBAN was a new typed weekly journal which a news agency - JIJITSUSHINSHA - had edited,Oct. 1946. In those days, Japanase Government, ruled by allied Powers, created a new rganization for distributing foreign paper for newsprint, books and magazines. At the same time, the Supreme commander for allied Powers put censorship on the press. All the publication was restricted by the two conditions above mentioned. In our general atalogue printed in 1987, the articles to be in the JIJITSUSHIN-NAIGAIKYOIKUBAN from the 1st number ( Oct, 1946) to 300th (Feb, 1952) are included.

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