Political Communication

The Place of Sociology in the Study of Political Communication
pp. 271-273(3)
Author: MICHAEL SCHUDSON

Bringing the Sociology of Media Back In
pp. 275-292(18)
Author: RODNEY BENSON

Media Logic and Political Communication
pp. 293-296(4)
Author: DAVID L. ALTHEIDE

Can We Theorize the Press Without Theorizing the Public?
pp. 297-303(7)
Author: NINA ELIASOPH

On a Sociology of the Media
pp. 305-307(3)
Author: WILLIAM A. GAMSON

Reply to Rodney Benson
pp. 309-310(2)
Author: TODD GITLIN

Why Conceptual Models and "Big" Institutions Matter: A Response to David Altheide, Nina Eliasoph, William Gamson, and Todd Gitlin
pp. 311-314(4)
Author: RODNEY BENSON

Social Structure and Citizenship: Examining the Impacts of Social Setting, Network Heterogeneity, and Informational Variables on Political Participation
pp. 315-338(24)
Authors: DIETRAM A. SCHEUFELE; MATTHEW C. NISBET; DOMINIQUE BROSSARD; ERIK C. NISBET

The Emotional Deficit in Political Communication
pp. 339-352(14)
Author: BARRY RICHARDS

Black Radio Politically Defined: Communicating Community and Political Empowerment Through Stevie Wonder's KJLH-FM, 1992-2002
pp. 353-367(15)
Author: PHYLIS JOHNSON

The Citizen-Consumer: Media Effects at the Intersection of Consumer and Civic Culture
pp. 369-391(23)
Authors: HEEJO KEUM; NARAYAN DEVANATHAN; SAMEER DESHPANDE; MICHELLE R. NELSON; DHAVAN V. SHAH

Book Reviews
pp. 393-411(19)

Film Reviews
pp. 413-414(2)