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Communication and Law: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Research |
Amy Reynolds; Brooke Barnett
Routledge
Communication and Law: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Research
Social Science Research in Judges’ First Amendment Decisions
Authors

Anthony L. Fargo

ARI Id

1666304653112_15383264

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Not Available Free

Pages

49-64

DOI

10.4324/9781410617231-9

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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Part I THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND APPROACHES
27-28
Charting the Future of Interdisciplinary Scholarship in Communication and Law
Jeremy Cohen; Timothy Gleason
29-34
Method in Our Madness: Legal Methodology in Communications Law Research
Fred H. Cate
35-48
Social Science Research in Judges’ First Amendment Decisions
Anthony L. Fargo
49-64
Introductory Comments to Chapter 4
David Pritchard
65-68
A New Paradigm for Legal Research
David Pritchard
69-86
The Intersection of Legal Practice and Social Science on the Issue of Pretrial Publicity
Jon Bruschke
87-112
Pornographic Knowledge, the Law, and Social Science
Robert Jensen
113-134
Creating Meaning, Creating Citizens: The U. S. Supreme Court and the Control of Meaning in the Public Sphere
David S. Allen
135-164
Introductory Comments to Chapter 8
Sandra Braman
165-186
Information and Socioeconomic Class in U. S. Constitutional Law
Sandra Braman
187-204
Part II MULTIDISCIPLINARY METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES
205-206
Introductory Comments to Chapter 9
Bill F. Chamberlin
207-208
Merging Legal Research and the Practices of Social Science: Comparing State Access Laws
Bill F. Chamberlin; Cristina Popescu; Michael F. Weigold
209-226
Introductory Comments to Chapter 10
Robert M. Entman
227-230
Blacks in the News: Television, Modern Racism, and Cultural Change
and Cultural Change Robert M. Entman
231-254
Introductory Comments to Chapter 11
Glenn Leshner
255-258
The Effects of Dehumanizing Depictions of Race in TV News Stories
Glenn Leshner
259-278
Introductory Comments to Chapter 12
Robert Drechsel; Tom Grimes
279-282
Word-Picture Juxtaposition, Schemata, and Defamation in Television News
Tom Grimes; Robert Drechsel
283-298
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