Political Communication

Self-Interest and Attention to News Among Issue Publics
pp. 329-348(20)
Authors: Bolsen, Toby; Leeper, Thomas J.

Media Pluralism Redux: Towards New Frameworks of Comparative Media Studies “Beyond the West”
pp. 349-370(22)
Authors: Chakravartty, Paula; Roy, Srirupa

Political Network Size and Its Antecedents and Consequences
pp. 371-394(24)
Authors: Eveland, William P.; Hutchens, Myiah J.; Morey, Alyssa C.

Do National Economic and Political Conditions Affect Ideological Media Slant?
pp. 395-418(24)
Author: Lee, Han Soo

Scandals, News Coverage, and the 2006 Congressional Elections
pp. 419-433(15)
Author: Fogarty, Brian J.

Blogging in the Shadow of Parties: Exploring Ideological Differences in Online Campaigning
pp. 434-455(22)
Authors: Åström, Joachim; Karlsson, Martin

Interactions of News Frames and Incivility in the Political Blogosphere: Examining Perceptual Outcomes
pp. 456-473(18)
Author: Borah, Porismita

Deliberative Qualities of Generic News Frames: Assessing the Democratic Value of Strategic Game and Contestation Framing in Election Campaign Coverage
pp. 474-494(21)
Authors: Rinke, Eike Mark; Wessler, Hartmut; Löb, Charlotte; Weinmann, Carina

Exposing Politicians’ Peccadilloes in Comparative Context: Explaining the Frequency of Political Sex Scandals in Eight Democracies Using Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis
pp. 495-509(15)
Authors: Downey, John; Stanyer, James

The Presidential Road Show: Public Leadership in an Era of Party Polarization and Media Fragmentation, by Diane J. Heith
pp. 510-512(3)
Author: Coe, Kevin

Speaking Hatefully: Culture, Communication, and Political Action in Hungary, by David Boromisza-Habashi
pp. 512-514(3)
Author: Stuckey, Mary E.

Catastrophic Politics: How Extraordinary Events Redefine Perceptions of Government, by Lonna Rae Atkeson and Cherie D. Maestas
pp. 515-517(3)
Author: Wolak, Jennifer

Can Journalism Survive? An Inside Look at American Newsrooms, by David M. Ryfe
pp. 517-519(3)
Author: Carlson, Matt