02788nam a2200277Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001700071020002800088020003100116040001000147050002300157082001900180245010900199260006400308300003100372490003800403504005300441505178300494650006902277650004802346650005502394700002602449700003502475282393OCoLC20160527200413.0070705s2006    njua     b    001 0 eng    a  2005049846  a0805849424 (alk. paper)  a9780805849424 (alk. paper)  aPUCPR00aKF 2750b.C65 200600a343.7309/922200aCommunication and lawbmultidisciplinary approaches to researchcedited by Amy Reynolds, Brooke Barnett.  aMahwah, N.J.bLawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishersc2006.  axxvi, 394 p.bill.c24 cm. 0aLEA's communication series2Local  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.00gIntroductiontThe benefits of a multidisciplinary approach in communication lawrAmy Reynolds, Brooke Barnett --gI. THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND APPROACHES --tCharting the future of interdisciplinary scholarship in communication and lawrJeremy Cohen, Timothy Gleason --tMethod in our madness: legal methodology in communications law researchrFred H. Cate --tSocial science research in judges' first amendment decisionsrAnthony L. Fargo --tA new paradigm for legal researchrDavid Pritchard --tThe intersection of legal practice and social science on the issue of pretrial publicityrJon Bruschke --tPornographic knowledge, the law, and social sciencerRobert Jensen --tCreating meaning, creating citizens: the U.S. Supreme Court and the control of meaning in the public sphererDavid S. Allen --tInformation and socioeconomic class in U.S. Constitutional LawrSandra Braman --gII. MULTIDISCIPLINARY METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES --tMerging legal research and the practices of social science: comparing state access lawsrBill F. Chamberlin ... [et al.] --tBlacks in the news: television, modern racism, and cultural changerRobert M. Entman --tThe effects of dehumanizing depictions of race in TV news storiesrGlenn Leshner --tWord-picture juxtaposition, schemata, and defamation in television newsrTom Grimes, Robert Drechsel --tThe stories they couldn't tell: how journalists use public record databasesrBrooke Barnett --tThe impact of Walker's Appeal on northen and southern conceptions of free speech in the nineteenth centuryrAmy Reynolds --tThe people and the cable guy: federally empowered public interest standardsrConstance Ledoux Book --tUtilizing mass media advertising for legal notice in class action lawsuitsrMichael Hoefges, Kent Lancaster. 0aMass mediaxLaw and legislationzUnited StatesxResearch.2Local 0aMass mediazUnited StatesxResearch.2Local 0aFreedom of speechzUnited StatesxResearch.2Local1 aReynolds, Amy.2Local1 aBarnett, BrookecPh. D.2Local