The International Journal of Press/Politics -- Table of Contents (September 1 1996, 1 [4])

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Marvin Kalb and Pippa Norris: Editorial
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 1-3. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Michael McCurry: The Background on Background
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 4-9. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Nicholas Burns: Talking to the World about American Foreign Policy
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 10-14. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Robert Lichter and Ted Smith: Why Elections Are Bad News: Media and Candidate Discourse in the 1996 Presidential Primaries
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 15-35. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Michael X. Delli Carpini: Voters, Candidates, and Campaigns in the New Information Age: An Overview and Assessment
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 36-56. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Alan Schroeder: Watching between the Lines: Presidential Debates as Television
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 57-75. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

John C. Tedesco,, Lori Melton McKinnon,, and Lynda Lee Kaid: Advertising Watchdogs: A Content Analysis of Print and Broadcast Ad Watches
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 76-93. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Wm. Koetzle and Thomas L. Brunell: Lip-Reading, Draft-Dodging, and Perot-Noia: Presidential Campaigns in Editorial Cartoons
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 94-115. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Greg McLaughlin and David Miller: The Media Politics of the Irish Peace Process
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 116-134. [Abstract] [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Helen Thomas: Put it All "On the Record"
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 135-139. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Andrew J. Glass: On-line Elections: The Internet's Impact on the Political Process
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 140-146. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Don Oberdorfer: A Journalist to His Profession: "I Am Deeply Worried"
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 147-151. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Marion R. Just: Talk is Cheap: Thoughts on Improving Voter Information
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 152-160. [PDF] [References] [Request Permission]

Nelson W. Polsby: A Life Examined?: Review of A Good Life by Benjamin C. Bradlee
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 161-165. [PDF] [Request Permission]

Keith Reeves: Book Notes
Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics 1996 1: 166-167. [PDF] [Request Permission]

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