Table Of Content

Index to Volume 14, 2002 Articles Best, S. J. and KrueGer, B., New Approaches to Assessing Opinion: The Prospects for Electronic Mail Surveys 2 Canton, D. and Jorrat, J. R., Economic Evaluations, Partisanship, and Social Bases of Presidential Voting in Argentina, 1995 and 1999 Cuan, L. M., Cau, K. K. L., and Ler, F. L. F., Abstract Principle versus Concrete Interest: A Study of Education and Political Opinion in Hong Kong DE Vreese, C. H. and Semetxko, H. A., Public Perception of Polls and Support for Restrictions on the Publication of Polls: Denmark’s 2000 Euro Referendum Evans, M. D. R., and KEttey, J., National Pride in the Developed World: Survey Data from 24 Nations Fan, D. P., Kevrner, K. A., and Wyatt, R. O., A Matter of Guilt or Innocence: How News Reports Affect Support for the Death Penalty in the United States Hewvevik, O., Age Differences in Value Orientation—Life Cycle or Cohort Effects? Jones, D. A., The Polarizing Effect of New Media Messages LoosveLpt, G. and Carton, A., Utilitarian Individualism and Panel Nonresponse Perric, G., and Pinter, A., From Social Perception to Public Expression of Opinion: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach to the Spiral of Silence ROTHMAYR, C., and HarpMetgerR, S., Government and Polling: Use and Impact of Polls in the Policy-Making Process in Switzerland SHOEMAKER, P. J., ErcHHoLz, M., and Skewes, E. A. Item Nonresponse: Distinguishing Between Don’t Know and Refuse Soroka, S. N., Issue Attributes and Agenda-Setting by Media, the Public, and Policymakers in Canada Tewxssury, D., The Role of Comparison Group Size in the Third-Person Effect Vetrer, A., Local Political Competence in Europe: A Resource of Legitimacy for Higher Levels of Government? WEAKLIEM, D. L., The Effects of Education on Political Opinions: An International Study Witinat, L., He, Z. Takesuira, T., and Lopez-Escosar, E., Perceptionso f Foreign Media Influence in Asia and Europe: The Third-Person Effect and Media Imperialism Witinat, L., Lee, W., and Derenser, B. H., Individual-level Predictors of Public Outspokenness \ Test of the Spiral of Silence Theory in Singapore Wu, H. D., Stevenson, R. L., CHen, H.-C., and GUNer, Z. N., The Conditioned Impact of Recession News: A Time-—Series Analysis of Economic Communication in the United States, 1957-1996 Forum Fan, D. P., Response to Stevenson’s Comments STEVENSON, R. L., Comments on ‘A Matter of Guilt or Innocence’ Research Notes Bean, C., Political Personalities and Voting in the 1999 Australian Constitutional Referendum Monrerona, C., Lim, M., Garcia, J., and Satoma, C., Feasibility of a Neural Network as Classifier of Undecided Respondents in a Public Opinion Survey Cox, D. G., Making Sense of Poll Results: Ambiguity in the Interpretation of Foreign Policy Questions Regarding the United Nations GaBLer, S. and HAper, S., Idiosyncrasies in Telephone Sampling — The case of Germany NOELLE-NEUMANN, E., Terror in America: Assessments of the Attacks and Their Impact in Germany Situ, T. W., Reporting Survey Nonresponse in Academic Journals Weaver, D. and Kim, S. T., Quality in Public Opinion Poll Reports: Issue Salience, Knowledge, and Conformity to AAPOR/WAPOR Standards. . . . . . . Ewe Beta Worcester, R. M., “The World Will Never be the Same’: British Hopes and Fears Following the Events of September 11, 2001 Reviews Daron, Russet J., W. Lance Bennett and Robert M. Entman (eds.): Mediated Politics: Com- munication in the Future of Democracy ; Semetko, H. A., Pippa Norris (ed.), Britain Votes 2001 : OsTMAN, RONALD E., Brigitte L. Nacos, Robert Y. Shapiro, and Pierangelo ‘Isernia (eds.): De- cisionmaking in a Glass House: Mass Media, Public Opinion, and American and European Foreign Policy in the 21st Century : , cyl SCHEUFELE, B. T., Bernhard Pérksen: Die Konstruktion von Feindbilden, Zinn Spr aleve in neonazistischen Medien {Constructing enemies. Speech acts in ‘Neo-Nazi’ media]. : Worcester, R. M., Slavko Splichal: Public Opinion. Developments and Controversies in the Twentie th Centur)