Political Communication 1997: Vol 14 Index

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Index to Volume 14, 1997
active role, see Martin nium: Who Will They Be? A
advertising, see Brown; Chaffee National Survey of Chinese
advocate role, see Martin Journalism Students, dissertation
agency theory, see Napoli abstract, 513-514
Agenda-Senders Versus Agenda-Setters: citizens’ agenda, see Sanchez
Television in Spain’s 1996 Election citizenship, see Blumler
Campaign, 459-479 civic education, see Simon
agenda-setting, see McCombs; Semetko journalism, see SAnchez
American foreign policy rhetoric, see Clinton, Hillary Rodham, see Brown;
Oslo Gardetto; Winfield
analogy, see Whaley Clinton’s, Bill media strategies, see Owen
Antenna3, see Semetko Communicating to an Ideal Audience:
Arab-Israeli conflict, see Wolfsfeld News and the Notion of the
attitude formation, see Owen “Informed Citizen,” 405-419
comparative media analysis, see Rusciano
computer-mediated communication, see
balance, see Semetko Hill
Barnhurst, Kevin G., Media Democracy: Computer-Mediated Political Communica-
How Young Citizens Experience tion: the USENET and Political
News in the United States and Communities, 3—28
Spain, dissertation abstract, 508— conflict, see Patterson
511 theories, see Romer et al.
Blame Discourse Versus Realistic Conflict consensus, see McCombs
as Explanation of Ethnic Tension in content analysis, see Ostro; Wasburn
Urban Neighborhoods, 273-292 correspondents, see Winfield
Blumler, Jay G., Origins of the Crisis of crisis, see Blumler
Communication for Citizenship, cultural politics, see Brown
395-404 studies, see Winfield
blaming racial tension, see Romer
boosterism, see McCombs
British “Telecommunications Act of Davis, Richard, Understanding Broadcast
1981”, see Lobo-Fernandes Political Talk: An Introduction,
Brown, Mary Ellen, Feminism and Cultural 323-332
Politics: Television Audiences and discourse, see Romer et al.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, 255-270 Donsbach, Wolfgang, Media Thrust in the
Building Consensus: The News Media’s German Bundestag Election 1994:
Agenda-Setting Roles, 433-443 News Values and Professional
Norms in Political Communication,
149-170
campaign coverage trends, see Smith Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Don’t Explain:
news, see Canel; Semetko; Smith Unofficial Sources and Television
candidate gender, see Hitchon Coverage of the Dispute over Gays
Canel, Maria José and Holli A. Semetko, in the Military, 83-96
Perspectives on Journalism, Power,
and Citizenship: An Introduction,
389-391. See also Semetko editorials, see Schaefer
Chaffee, Steven and Stacey Frank Kanihan, efficacy feelings, see Hollander
Learning about Politics from the election campaign news, see Sanchez;
Mass Media, 421-430 Simon
Chang, Chingching, see Hitchon elections, see Donsbach
children’s media usage, see Simon elite debate, see Schaefer
Chinese Journalists for the Next Millen- Emori, Mika, see Romer et al.
emotional tone, see Hitchon Hillary Rodham Clinton, Symbolic Gender
expertise, see Steele Politics, and the New York Times:
January—November, 1992, 225-
240
Fair Weather Friends. The Varying Role of Hitchon, Jacqueline C., Chingching
the News Media in the Arab-Israeli Chang, and Rhonda Harris, Should
Peace Process, 29-48 Women Emote? Perceptual Bias
family, see Winfield and Opinion Change in Response
female candidates, see Hitchon to Political Ads for Candidates of
feminism, see Brown Different Genders, 49-69
Feminism and Cultural Politics. Television Hollander, Barry A., Fuel to the Fire: Talk
Audiences and Hillary Rodham Radio and the Gamson Hypothesis,
Clinton, 255-270 355-370
First- and Third-World Newspapers on Holloway, Rachel L., see Whaley
World Opinion: Imagined Commu- homosexuals, see Steele
nities in the Cold War and Post-
Cold War Eras, 171-190
First Lady, see Gardetto; Winfield image construction, see Wasburn
first-world national interests, see Rusciano management, see Winfield
focus groups, see Brown immigration, see Romer et al.
Fuel to the Fire: Talk Radio and the inequality, see Winfield
Gamson Hypothesis, 355-370 Interests, Ideals, and Interventions.
framing, see Patterson; Steele American Foreign Policy Rhetoric,
freedom of speech, see Martin Algarra 1898-1989, dissertation abstract,
506-508
international news, see Wasburn
game, see Patterson interpretive reporting, see Patterson
Gamson hypothesis, see Hollander investigative reporting, see McCombs
Gardetto, Darlaine C., Hillary Rodham Israel, see Wolfsfeld
Clinton, Symbolic Gender Politics issue Coverage, see Patterson
and the New York Times: January— Iwasaki, Takehisa, Tax Politics in Japan:
November, 1992, 225-240 The Case of the Consumption Tax,
gays in the military, see Steele dissertation abstract, 513
gender, see Winfield
bias, see Smith
Germany, see Donsbach Jamieson, Kathleen H., see Romer et al.
global community, see Rusciano Japan-U.S. relations, see Wasburn
media, see Rusciano Joslyn, Mark R., Pictures Made or
governing process, see Patterson Pictures Given? The Impact of
government news, see Semetko Media Representations and
governor election campaigns, see Smith Individual Predispositions on
Political Opinion, dissertation
abstract, 503-505
journalism, see Donsbach; McCombs;
Hagen, Ingunn, Communicating to an Steele
Ideal Audience: News and the norms, see Schaefer
Notion of the “Informed Citizen,” journalist’s role, see Martin Algarra
405-419
Harris, Rhonda, see Hitchon
Hill, Kevin A. and John E. Hughes, Kanihan, Stacey Frank, see Chaffee
Computer-Mediated Political Kids Voting, see Simon
Communication: the USENET and King, Larry, see Pan
Political Communities, 3-28 Kosicki, Gerald M., see Pan
Learning about Politics from the Mass Organizations: Toward a Theory of
Media, 421-430 the Media Firm, 207-219
Lennon, Federico Rey, Lights and neutral role, see Martin Algarra
Shadows of Public Relations: Public The Next Generation of News Consumers:
Opinion, Propaganda, and Public Children’s News Media Choices in
Relations in the Work of Edward L. an Election Campaign, 307-322
Bernays, dissertation abstract, 512 news, see Wolfsfeld
Lights and Shadows of Public Relations: agendas, see Sanchez
Public Opinion, Propaganda, and anchors, see Semetko
Public Relations in the Work of consumers, see Simon
Edward L. Bernays, dissertation effects, see Owen
abstract, 512 management, see Owen
Limbaugh, Rush, see Pan media, see McCombs; Patterson
Lippmann, see Patterson selection, see Semetko
Lobo-Fernandes, Luis F., State Autonomy values, see Donsbach
or Transnational Fusion: The news magazines, see Chaffee
European Union and the New The News Media: An Effective Political
Telecommunications Policies, Actor?, 445-455
dissertation abstract, 505-506 newspapers, see Chaffee
newsroom observation, see Semetko
new technology, see Blumler
The Making of an Image: Hillary Rodham
New York Times, see Gardetto
Clinton and American Journalists,
Norway, see Hagen
241-253
Martin Algarra, Manuel and Norberto
Gonzalez Gaitano, The Political
objectivity, see Schaefer; Semetko; Steele
Role of the Spanish Journalist, 481-
operational bias, see Steele
495
opinion activity, see Pan
McCombs, Maxwell, Building Consensus:
Origins of the Crisis of Communication
The News Media’s Agenda-Setting
for Citizenship, 395-404
Roles, 433-443
Oslo, see Wolfsfeld
meaning construction, see Brown
Owen, Diana, Talk Radio and Evaluations
media, see Wolfsfeld
of President Clinton, 333-354
and policy, see Wolfsfeld
content, see Napoli
organizations, see Napoli
Pan, Zhongdang and Gerald M. Kosicki,
representations, see Joslyn
Talk Show Exposure as an Opinion
use, see Pan
Activity, 371-403
Media Coverage of Crime and Public
participant role, see Martin Algarra
Opinion: An Exploration of the
partisan/ideological bias, see Schaefer
Second Level of Agenda Setting,
passive role, see Martin Algarra
dissertation abstract, 514-515
Patterson, Thomas, The News Media: An
Media Democracy. How Young Citizens
Effective Political Actor?, 445-455
Experience News in the United
peace process, see Wolfsfeld
States and Spain, dissertation
Perspectives on Journalism, Power, and
abstract, 508-511
Citizenship: An Introduction, 389-
Media Thrust in the German Bundestag
391
Election 1994: News Values and
Persuading the Persuaders: Presidential
Professional Norms in Political
Speeches and Editorial Opinion,
Communication, 149-170
97-111
photojournalism, see Winfield
Napoli, Philip, A Principal Agent Ap- Pictures Made or Pictures Given? The
proach to the Study of Media Impact of Representation and
Individual Predispositions on rebuttal rhetoric, see Whaley
Political Opinion, dissertation reception analysis, see Hagen
abstract, 503-505 Reigner, Catharine, see Romer et al.
political advertising, see Hitchon Romer, Daniel, Kathleen H. Jamieson,
argument, see Whaley Catharine Reigner, Mika Emori, and
attack, see Whaley Brigette Rouson, Blame Discourse
candidates, see Chaffee Versus Realistic Conflict as Explana-
influence, see Winfield tion of Ethnic Tension in Urban
institutions, see Patterson Neighborhoods, 273-292
learning, see Chaffee Rouson, Brigette, see Romer et al.
mobilization, see Hollander Rusciano, Frank Louis, First- and Third-
participation, see Hollander; Pan World Newspapers on “World
predispositions, see Joslyn Opinion:” “Imagined Communities”
roles, see Martin Algarra in the Cold War and Post-Cold War
Political Communication Scholarship in Eras, 171-190
Germany, 113-146
The Political Role of the Spanish Journal-
ist, .481-495 Sanchez, J. Francisco, Reader Participa-
postfeminism, see Winfield tion in Spanish Electoral Coverage:
power, see Brown The Case of a Small Newspaper,
presidential approval/popularity, see 497-502
Schaefer Schaefer, Todd M., Persuading the
speeches, see Schaefer Persuaders: Presidential Speeches
press-politics, see Blumler and Editorial Opinion, 97-111
A Principal Agent Approach to the Study Schulz, Winifried, Political Communication
of Media Organizations: Toward a Scholarship in Germany, 113-146
Theory of the Media Firm, 207-219 Semetko, Holli A. and Marfa José Canel,
principal-agent, see Napoli Agenda-Senders Versus Agenda-
propaganda, see Wasburn Setters. Television in Spain’s 1996
public communication, see Blumler Election Campaign, 459-479. See
discourse, see Pan also Canel
issues, see Chaffee senate election campaigns, see Smith
journalism, see Blumler; McCombs; Should Women Emote? Perceptual Bias
Sanchez and Opinion Change in Response
opinion, see McCombs; Pan to Political Ads for Candidates of
relations, see Blumler Different Genders, 49-69
service broadcasting, see Hagen; Simon, James, and Bruce D. Merrill, The
Semetko Next Generation of News Consum-
ers: Children’s News Media
Choices in an Election Campaign,
qualitative interviews, see Hagen 307-322
Smith, Kevin B., When All’s Fair: Signs of
Parity in Media Coverage of Female
radio, see Chaffee Candidates, 71-82
reader participation, see Sanchez social context, see Hill
Reader Participation in Spanish Electoral desirability, see Hitchon
Coverage: The Case of a Small groups, see Hill
Newspaper, 497-502 sound bite, see Whaley
realism, see Ostro Spain, see Semetko
“real-world” cues, see Schaefer State Autonomy or Transnational Fusion:
Rebuttal Analogy in Political Communica- The European Union and the New
tion: Argument and Attack in Telecommunications Policies,
Sound Bite, 293-306 dissertation abstract, 505-506
Steele, Janet E., Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, Understanding Broadcast Political Talk:
Don't Explain Unofficial Sources and An Introduction, 323-332
Television Coverage of the Dispute unofficial sources, see Steele
over Gays in the Military, 83-96 urban neighborhoods, see Romer et al.
stereotypes, see Gardetto USENET, see Hill
survey research, see Martin Algarra
The Symbolic Construction of Rival
Nations: Radio Japan’s Coverage of Wasburn, Philo, The Symbolic Construc-
U.S.—Japanese Trade Disputes, tion of Rival Nations: Radio Japan’s
191-206 Coverage of U.S.—Japanese Trade
symbolic gender politics, see Gardetto Disputes, 191-206
politics, see Winfield Whaley, Bryan B. and Rachel B. Hollo-
way, Rebuttal Analogy in Political
Communication: Argument and
Attack in Sound Bite, 293-306
talk radio, see Hollander; Owen When All’s Fair: Signs of Parity in Media
Talk Radio and Evaluations of President Coverage of Female Candidates,
Clinton?, 333-354 71-82
Talk Show Exposure as an Opinion wifestyles, see Gardetto
Activity, 371-403 Winfield, Betty Houchin, The Making of
talk shows, see Pan an Image: Hillary Rodham Clinton
television, see Chaffee; Semetko and American Journalists, 241-253
audiences, see Brown Wolfsfeld, Gadi, Fair Weather Friends: The
images of Hillary Rodham Clinton, see Varying Role of the News Media in
Brown the Arab-Israeli Peace Process, 29-48
news, see Hagen; Steele; Winfield women, see Winfield
preference, see Simon and politics, see Gardetto; Winfield
third-person effect, see Hitchon world opinion, see Rusciano
third-world national interests, see Wu, Wei, Chinese Journalists for the Next
Rusciano Millennium: Who Will They Be? A
trade news, see Wasburn National Survey of Chinese Journal-
trust in government, see Hollander ism Students, dissertation abstract,
TVE1, see Semetko 513-514