Book (Practical) Social science Information Analysis Skills / Yu Koizumi

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Social Science
[Introduction to Content]
How do professionals collect, read and output information?
How do you make an "analyzer" so that you don't become addicted to information in an era of overflowing disinformation?
The problem was not "no information" but "how to analyze information"!
How to collect information, the basics of analysis, and the literary art for information analysis.
From business person to students
B. Introduction to information analysis by Shea military and security authors
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■ From "Introduction"
This is a major problem in the modern world, and I would like to try to
narrow this gap as much as possible.
From the Table of Contents
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■ From the Contents
Chapter 1 - How did you analyze Shea's invasion of Ukraine? - How to deal with overflowing disinformation
Chapter 2 - What is "information"?
Chapter 3 - Analyzing collected information - How to observe fixed points
Chapter 4 - Analyzing collected information - Drawing "location" and talking about it in concrete terms
Chapter 5 - Organizing Information - Literary art for information analysis
Chapter 6 - Traps in information analysis - In "prejudgment" and "bias"
Chapter 6 - Information Analysis Traps - In "prejudgment" and "bias"
Chapter 6 - Information Analysis Traps - In "prejudgment" and "bias"
Chapter 6 - Information Analysis Traps - In "prejudgment" and "bias"
Chapter 6 - Information Analysis Traps - In "prejudgment" and "bias"
Chapter 6 - Information Analysis Traps - In "prejudgment" and "bias"