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Marketing democracy

By Romain Laufer,Catherine Paradeise

How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must)

By Ann Coulter

The spot

By Edwin Diamond,Stephen Bates

Televised legislatures

By W. Mark Crain,B. Goff

Selling war to America

By Eugene Secunda,Terence P. Moran

News for a change

By Lawrence Marshall Wallack,Lawrence Wallack,Katie Woodruff,Lori Elizabeth Dorfman,Iris Diaz,Lori Dorman

Small media, big revolution

By Annabelle Sreberny,Annabelle Sreberny-Mohammadi,Ali Mohammadi

Crosstalk

By Marion R. Just,Ann N. Crigler,Dean E. Alger,Timothy E. Cook

Media coverage of terrorism

By A. Odasuo Alali,Kenoye Kelvin Eke,A . Odasuo Alali

Videostyle in presidential campaigns

By Lynda Lee Kaid,Anne Johnston

Turned-on tv, turned-off voters

By Percy H. Tannenbaum,P.H. Tannenbaum,L.J. Kostrich

High-definition television

By Michel Dupagne,Peter Benjamin Seel

The theater of terror

By Gabriel Weimann,Conrad Winn

Politics in familiar contexts

By Robert L. Savage,Dan D. Nimmo,Dan Nimmo

Reporting the presidential campaign of 1992

By Lee M. Miringoff,Charles Cook,Bonnie Angelo

Sociology

By Linda L. Lindsey,Stephen Beach

The press and American politics

By Davis, Richard,Richard Davis

Under the Watchful Eye

By Mathew D. McCubbins

Really Bad News

By Greg Philo,John Hewitt,Peter Beharrell,Howard Davis

The Politics of Disenchantment

By William R. Elliot,William L. Rosenberg,James M. Bernstein

Media, Crisis and Democracy

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Communicating Politics

By Peter Golding,Graham Murdock