Journal of Political Science, Volume 35Athenaeum Press at Coastal Carolina University, 2007 - Political science |
Contents
Hard and Soft New Media Effects on Presidential Candidate | 1 |
An Experimental analysis of the Hostile | 30 |
Who Makes it Easy? Courting Journalists through Congressional | 61 |
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