multidisciplinary approaches to research Reynolds, Amy. Barnett, Brooke Ph. D text bibliography nju Mahwah, N.J Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers 2006 monographic eng

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xxvi, 394 p. ill. 24 cm. Introduction The benefits of a multidisciplinary approach in communication law Amy Reynolds, Brooke Barnett -- I. THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES AND APPROACHES -- Charting the future of interdisciplinary scholarship in communication and law Jeremy Cohen, Timothy Gleason -- Method in our madness: legal methodology in communications law research Fred H. Cate -- Social science research in judges' first amendment decisions Anthony L. Fargo -- A new paradigm for legal research David Pritchard -- The intersection of legal practice and social science on the issue of pretrial publicity Jon Bruschke -- Pornographic knowledge, the law, and social science Robert Jensen -- Creating meaning, creating citizens: the U.S. Supreme Court and the control of meaning in the public sphere David S. Allen -- Information and socioeconomic class in U.S. Constitutional Law Sandra Braman -- II. MULTIDISCIPLINARY METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES -- Merging legal research and the practices of social science: comparing state access laws Bill F. Chamberlin ... [et al.] -- Blacks in the news: television, modern racism, and cultural change Robert M. Entman -- The effects of dehumanizing depictions of race in TV news stories Glenn Leshner -- Word-picture juxtaposition, schemata, and defamation in television news Tom Grimes, Robert Drechsel -- The stories they couldn't tell: how journalists use public record databases Brooke Barnett -- The impact of Walker's Appeal on northen and southern conceptions of free speech in the nineteenth century Amy Reynolds -- The people and the cable guy: federally empowered public interest standards Constance Ledoux Book -- Utilizing mass media advertising for legal notice in class action lawsuits Michael Hoefges, Kent Lancaster. edited by Amy Reynolds, Brooke Barnett. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Mass media Law and legislation United States Research Mass media United States Research Freedom of speech United States Research KF 2750 .C65 2006 343.7309/9 0805849424 (alk. paper) 9780805849424 (alk. paper) 2005049846 PUCPR 070705 20160527200413.0 282393