研究者業績

Anna Matsukawa

  (松川 杏寧)

Profile Information

Affiliation
Graduate School of Disaster Resilience and Governance , University of Hyogo
Degree
修士(社会学)(同志社大学)
博士(社会学)(同志社大学)

J-GLOBAL ID
201301059825091250
researchmap Member ID
B000233817

地域コミュニティの安全安心について研究しています。
防犯・防災の両側面から、より安心して暮らせる地域になるよう、研究に励みます。

Committee Memberships

 18

Papers

 42
  • Anna Matsukawa, Shingo Nagamatsu, Rika Ohtsuka, Haruo Hayashi
    International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 107, Jun, 2024  Peer-reviewedLead author
    This study proposes a scale that measures the disaster resilience of individuals as members of a disaster-resilient society. We constructed the Disaster Resilience Scale for Individuals (DRSi) by using the survey data of 10,000 individuals across Japan, and extracting 8 factors from 24 items. The verification process shows that DRSi scores differ based on the respondents’ gender and area of residence, thus reflecting the impact of gender-based division of roles in Japan, and region-specific disaster experiences. We also propose a short version of the DRSi for the convenience of data collection. Furthermore, DRSi is expected to work as an effective tool for measuring resilience at the individual level to evaluate the impact of an intervention on a local community.
  • Okamoto Hideo, Saito Toyoji, Saito Toyoji, Utsunomiya Atsuhiro, Okada Yukio, Matsukawa Anna
    Journal of Disaster Research, 18(5) 524-530, 2023  Peer-reviewed
    Although the overall crime rate of an area decreases after a major disaster, the occurrence of some types of crime may increase. This may be explained by the routine activity theory, which suggests that the absence of a capable guardian and other factors induce occurrence of crime, such as when houses become temporarily unoccupied due to the evacuation of disaster victims and absence of competent guards. This study used interference analysis to investigate whether the aftermath of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, temporarily increased the number of burglaries in the affected areas. Specifically, we examined whether the number of recognized burglaries temporarily increased after the earthquakes by dividing the land in Kumamoto Prefecture into two areas: one with severe earthquake damage and the other with minor damage. Results demonstrated an increase in the number of burglaries in the severely damaged areas in April and May 2016. The impact of the earthquakes was significant in April, but decreased notably in May. Contrastingly, the number of burglaries remained unchanged in areas with minor earthquake damage. Therefore, a correlation was found between the severe damage caused by the earthquakes and the transient increase in the number of burglaries.
  • YI Taiyoung, 松川杏寧, 千葉洋平, 永松伸吾, 永松伸吾
    地域安全学会論文集(CD-ROM), 42, 2023  Peer-reviewed
  • 松川杏寧, 北村美和子
    地域安全学会論文集(CD-ROM), 43, 2023  Peer-reviewedLead author
  • MATSUKAWA Anna, TAKAOKA Seiko, KISAKU Naoko, SHIBANO Masayuki, ARIYOSHI Kyoko
    Journal of Social Safety Science, 41 107-117, Nov 1, 2022  
    This study aims to explore the elements necessary to solve the problem of shelter quality in disaster-affected areas in Japan. The researchers identified twelve positive deviant good practice evacuation shelter management cases from four significant disasters over the past ten years. Interviews with twelve leaders were transcribed. Three disaster researchers from sociology, public health, and architectural backgrounds as well as two crisis management practitioners independently extracted key terms from the same transcript. Through the Affinity Diagram method, eight mutually exclusive super-conceptual clusters emerged. Five out of eight super-clusters corresponded with areas that were prescribed by the National government-issued Evacuation Shelter Management Guideline. Three unique super-clusters also appeared to be characteristic of the competent shelter operation.

Misc.

 47

Presentations

 41

Teaching Experience

 5
  • Apr, 2023 - Present
    調査手法論  (兵庫県立大学大学院減災復興政策研究科)
  • Apr, 2023 - Present
    災害と福祉  (兵庫県立大学大学院減災復興政策研究科)
  • Apr, 2023 - Present
    災害と人と健康  (兵庫県立大学 副専攻)
  • Apr, 2017 - Present
    Criminology  (Kansai University)
  • Apr, 2020 - Mar, 2024
    災害福祉  (常葉大学)

Research Projects

 6