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In recent years, the need for personal information protection in social surveys has been gaining attention in Japan. This paper summarizes the challenges in personal information protection and new methods of data collection in social surveys brought about by recent changes in the exploratory environment of social surveys in Japan. We focus on 1) changes in legal systems (e.g., the Basic Resident Registration Act, Public Offices Election Act) as well as ethics in social research in terms of the collection/management of research data; and 2) the potential of data collection methods, such as survey responses available on the Internet or systems that allow users to access archived data for secondary analysis, to reduce the risk of compromising individuals’ personal information.

Challenges in Personal Information Protection and New Methods of Data Collection in Social Surveys