Communication yearbook. 34 /
edited by Charles T. Salmon.
- xv111, 477 p. ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Communication and the social sciences: contributions to interdisciplinary theory -- Young adults' perpetual contact, social connectivity and social control through the internet and mobile phones / A few transparent liars: explaining 54% accuracy in deception detection experiments / From dispositional attributions to behavior motives: the folk-conceptual theory and implications for communication / Raising the specter of death: what terror management theory brings to the study of fear appeals / Commentary: toward the development of interdisciplinary theory / Communication processes, normative ideals and political realities -- Emerging agendas at the intersection of political and science communication: the case of nanotechnology / Public deliberation on policy issues: normative stipulations and practical resolutions / Personalization of politics: a critical review and agenda for research / Commentary: mediating the public sphere: democratic deliberation, communication gaps and the personalization of politics / Communication and societies in transition -- The new Arab cyberscape: redefining boundaries and reconstructing public spheres / Between the rejected past and an uncertain future: Russian media studies at a crossraods / Media performance, agenda building and democratization in East Africa / Facing a bloody past: discourses and practices of transitional justice / Commentary: on expectations and transition: seeing things on their own terms / About the Editor -- About the Contributors. Ronald E. Rice and Ingunn Hagen -- Timothy R. Levine -- Natalya N. Bazarova and Jeffrey T. Hancock -- Susanna Dilliplane -- Matthew J. Hornsey and Cindy Gallois -- Dietram Scheufele and Anthony Dudo -- Nurit Guttman -- Silke Adam and Michaela Maier -- Robin Mansell -- Sahar Khamis and Vít Šisler -- Natalya Krasnoboka -- Yusuf Kalyango Jr. and Petya Eckler -- Fadoua Loudiy -- Barbie Zelizer -- pt. I. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. pt. II. 6. 7. 8. 9. pt. III. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
"Published annually for the International Communication Association."