インドネシア商船大学生の海洋志向性-II : 日本-インドネシア間の国際比較

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Social surveys were conducted at 5 mercantile marine schools in Indonesia and the results were compared with those of Japan that were obtained previously by the authors. Respondents were 676 high school or college students for Indonesia and 1440 counterparts, cadets of training ships and seaman working at ocean lines for Japan. The main questionnaire items were to evaluate their nation whether she is a marine nation or not, and to rate images toward the sea, ships and seafarers by a semantic differential method. The results indicated that Indonesian students fostered good images toward their nation and their vocation, and also positive images concerning the sea affairs. In addition, these tendencies were rather remarkable in recently founded schools, and more noticeable than Japan.
社団法人日本航海学会の論文
1988-03-25