研究者業績

Akihito Nishide

  (西出 哲人)

Profile Information

Affiliation
University of Hyogo
Degree
博士(国際公共政策)(Mar, 2002, 大阪大学)

J-GLOBAL ID
201801012882122910
researchmap Member ID
B000315887

Papers

 9
  • Yoshinori Moritani, Akihito Nishide, School of Business Administration, University of Hyogo, Graduate School of, Accoutancy Unibersity of Hyogo
    商大論集 = The review of the Kobe University of Commerce, 66(3) 73-93, Feb, 2015  
  • Yoshinori Moritani, Akihito Nishide, School of Business Administration, University of Hyogo, Graduate School of, Accoutancy Unibersity of Hyogo
    商大論集 = The review of the Kobe University of Commerce, 65(2) 75-94, Dec, 2013  
  • Akihito Nishide, Yoshiya Moritani, Graduate School of Accountancy, University pf Hyogo, School of Business Administration, University of Hyogo
    商大論集 = The review of the Kobe University of Commerce, 63(3) 227-239, Mar 29, 2012  
  • NISHIDE Akihito, YAMASHITA Keiji, TAKUBO Miha
    日本社会情報学会学会誌, 22(1) 5-16, Sep, 2010  
    Most local governments wish to improve their information and communication technology (ICT) they provide to their local residents. Although ICT in some Japanese local governments is advanced, ICT for Japanese local governments, in general, lags far behind that of other developed countries. Local residents have authority over local governments, but they often lack the tools to effectively evaluate their own local government. Without adequate skills and information, it is difficult for local residents to apply proper pressure on their local governments for improvement. One of the methods that local residents can use to apply pressure on their local governments is a relative comparison with other local governments. Assuming that local residents can compare their own local governments with another local government, these kinds of comparisons construct a network between the local governments. This paper examines the impact of the network structure on improvements of ICT for local governments. Computer simulations were conducted, and results indicated that the network between local governments does not always lead to improvements in ICT. In fact, there are some conditions that create instability in the actions of local governments. The authors believe that the Network of Comparisons can improve the understanding of situations that affect the ICT for local governments. The evaluation of local governments is difficult to understand for those living outside of the area, because the information is localized and specific to the local government. Because of this, it is often difficult to evaluate comparisons from outside the local government, and these kinds of comparisons tend to be neglected in making global policy. Results of this paper imply the importance of considering local comparisons in enhancing ICT for local governments.
  • NISHIDE Akihito, YAMASHITA Keiji, TAKUBO Miha, MIZUTANI Naoki, SANADA Hidehiko
    Proceedings of Annual Conference of Japan Association for Social Informatics, 20 45-48, 2005  
    The investments to the information systems are accompanied by the risks. Local governments have to be confronted with such kind of risks in promoting electronic local governments. Then, social facilitation mechanisms are required for sharing the risks. In this paper, three models of the social facilitation mechanisms are developed and compared in terms of expected social welfare. A finding is that cooperation of local governments facilitated by the central governments with using subsidy is useful only when the ability of the vendor is not matured. Otherwise, autonomous cooperation by local governments or independence of local governments is recommended.

Misc.

 2
  • MORITANI Yoshiya, NISHIDE Akihito
    2013 227-230, 2013  
    Acceleration of adopting ICT infrastructure is one of the political methods for enhancing public information services in local governments. However, the impact of the acceleration is not clear and causes uncertainty in the political decisions. In this paper, we seek better understanding of the timing of adopting ICT infrastructure and the impact of it on the public information services. Using the data from the annual survey by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication, we argue the timing of adopting Local Area Network (LAN). According to the simple analysis, we find no statistical evidence that the timing of adoption affects the public information services. The result shows that the effective acceleration is not superficial execution.
  • 西出 哲人, 水谷 直樹, 真田 英彦
    電子情報通信学会技術研究報告 = IEICE technical report : 信学技報, 102(45) 1-6, May 13, 2002  

Books and Other Publications

 2

Teaching Experience

 6

Research Projects

 2