Communication Research

2004
Volume 31, Issue 4, August 2004

Editors:
Pamela Shoemaker - Syracuse University
Michael E. Roloff  - Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

 

Description
 

For over two decades researchers and practitioners have depended on Communication Research for the most up-to-date, comprehensive and important research on communication and its related fields.

 

Important, In-Depth Research and Scholarship

Communication processes are a fundamental part of virtually every aspect of human social life. Communication Research publishes articles that explore the processes, antecedents, and consequences of communication in a broad range of societal systems. These include:

                   · mass media

                   · interpersonal

                   · health

                   · political

                   · new technology

                   · organization

                   · intercultural

                   · family

Communication Research takes you to the cutting-edge of research and theory in all areas within the field of communication. It serves as the international forum aimed at the academic or professional interested in current research in communication and its related fields.

Why you need Communication Research
 

• Research and theory presented in all areas of communication give you comprehensive coverage of the field.

• Rigorous, empirical analysis provides you with research that’s reliable and high in quality.

• The multi-disciplinary perspective contributes to a greater understanding of communication processes and outcomes.

• Guest-edited special issues bring you in-depth examinations of a specific area of importance.

• Expert editorial guidance represents a wide range of interests from inside and outside the traditional boundaries of the communication discipline.

• Diverse, Challenging and Enlightening

Communication Research publishes peer-reviewed articles that develop theory, report research and describe new developments in methodology - articles that advance our understanding of human communication processes. In the pages of Communication Research you’ll find a wide range of topics including computer-mediated communication, non-verbal communication, news reporting and public opinion, popular culture, the impact of media, gender differences, and conflict resolution.
 

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