Walt Marcia and Sean Littlefield

In Memoriam: Dr. Paul Erickson, 1954-1997
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 981. [PDF]  

The Authors
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 982-986. [PDF]  

J. GREGORY PAYNE

Campaign '96: Messages for the New Millennium: Editor's Introduction
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 987-993. [PDF]  

JAMES L. GOLDEN

The Issue of Character in the Presidential Contest of 1996
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 994-1000. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JUDITH S. TRENT, JIMMIE D. TRENT, PAUL A. MONGEAU, and CADY SHORT-THOMPSON

The Ideal Candidate Revisited: A Study of the Desired Attributes of the Public and the Media Across Three Presidential Campaigns
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1001-1019. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JANE BLANKENSHIP, DEBORAH C. ROBSON, and MAUREEN S. WILLIAMS

Conventionalizing Gender: Talk By and About Women at the 1996 National Political Conventions
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1020-1047. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JANET NOVAK

Hope Springs Eternal: The Reinvention of America in Bill Clinton's 1996 Campaign Biography Video
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1048-1057. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

L. PATRICK DEVLIN

Contrasts in Presidential Campaign Commericals of 1996
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1058-1084. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

LYNDA LEE KAID

Effects of the Television Spots on Images of Dole and Clinton
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1085-1094. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

RODERICK P. HART and SHARON E. JARVIS

Political Debate: Forms, Styles, and Media
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1095-1122. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

GRANT C. COS and LILIANA CASTAÑEDA ROSSMANN

Articulating Civic Virtue in the Second 1996 Presidential Debate
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1123-1132. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

KATHLEEN HALL JAMIESON and PAUL WALDMAN

Mapping Campaign Discourse: An Introduction
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1133-1138. [Abstract] [PDF]  

JAMES DEVITT

Framing Politicians: The Transformation of Candidate Arguments in Presidential Campaign News Coverage, 1980, 1988, 1992, and 1996
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1139-1160. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

COURTNEY BENNETT

Assessing the Impact of Ad Watches on the Strategic Decision-Making Process: A Comparative Analysis of Ad Watches in the 1992 and 1996 Presidential Elections
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1161-1182. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

DAVID A. PALEOLOGOS

A Pollster on Polling
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1183-1189. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ANTHONY FLINT

The Culture of Spin: Just Part of the Landscape Now: How Modern Communications Techniques Are Ingrained in Campaigns
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1190-1192. [Abstract] [PDF]  

KATHLEEN E. KENDALL

Presidential Debates Through Media Eyes
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1193-1207. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

RITA KIRK WHILLOCK

Cyber-Politics: The Online Strategies of '96
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1208-1225. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

WAYNE W. JACQUES and SCOTT C. RATZAN

The Internet's World Wide Web and Political Accountability: New Media Coverage of the 1996 Presidential Debates
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1226-1237. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MONTAGUE KERN

Social Capital and Citizen Interpretation of Political Ads, News, and Web Site Information in the 1996 Presidential Election
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1238-1249. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

CRAIG ALLEN SMITH

Bill Clinton and the 1996 Presidential Campaign
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1250-1263. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

DAVID L. SWANSON

The Political-Media Complex at 50: Putting the 1996 Presidential Campaign in Context
American Behavioral Scientist 1997 40: 1264-1282. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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