Frontiers in Political Communication
At the heart of how citizens, governments, and the media interact is the communication process, a process that is undergoing tremendous change. Never has there been a time when confronting the complexity of these evolving relationships been so important to the maintenance of civil society. This series seeks books that advance the understanding of this process from multiple perspectives and as it occurs in both institutionalized and non-institutionalized political settings. While works that provide new perspectives on traditional political communication questions are welcome, the series also encourages the submission of manuscripts that take an innovative approach to political communication, which seek to broaden the frontiers of study to incorporate critical and cultural dimensions of study as well as scientific and theoretical frontiers.
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Misinformation Finds Them
Hybrid Media and Radicalization in Rural AmericaVolume 54©2026 Monographs XII, 204 Pages -
Political Communication and Digital Advocacy
Strategies and ImplicationsVolume 53©2025 Textbook XVI, 370 Pages -
Beyond the Cold War
Presidential Rhetoric in Central and Eastern EuropeVolume 50©2023 Textbook XX, 326 Pages -
Ecología de la desinformación y su impacto en el espacio público
Volume 49©2023 Textbook X, 198 Pages -
Religious Freedom v. Equal Protection
Clashing American RightsVolume 47©2022 Textbook VIII, 422 Pages -
The Conceit of Context
Resituating Domains in Rhetorical StudiesVolume 46©2020 Textbook XII, 370 Pages