[ecrea] Central European Journal of Communication: DEVELOPMENT OF AGENDA-SETTING THEORY AND RESEARCH. BETWEEN WEST AND EAST

> NEW PUBLICATION:
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> CENTRAL EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION
> Volume 3, No 2 (5) Fall 2010
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> "DEVELOPMENT OF AGENDA-SETTING THEORY AND RESEARCH. BETWEEN WEST AND
> EAST"
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> Guest Editors: Wayne Wanta and Bartlomiej Lodzki 
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> TABLE OF CONTENTS:
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> Editors' introduction: Development of agenda-setting theory and research.
> Between West and East: Wayne Wanta and Bart³omiej Lodzki
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> Extending our theoretical maps: Psychology of agenda-setting: Maxwell
> McCombs
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> Seeking the H-Zone: How we mix media messages to create compatible
> community in the emerging papyrus society: Donald Shaw, Sherine
> El-Toukhy, Tom Terry
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> The agenda-setting process in international news: Wayne Wanta and
> Simona Mikusova
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> Agenda-setting, priming, framing - TV news in Poland during election
> campaigns 2005 and 2007. Comparative analysis: Ewa Nowak and Rafal
> Riedel
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> The Europan Parliament election of 2009 in Poland: The agenda-settin in
> the Polish Internet news portals: Wojciech Walczak
>
> Media effects in a transitional country: Setting the political agenda in
> the Kosovo elections of 2007: Lindita Camaj
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> Local media and the "political brand": Candidates attributes
> portrayed on local media and their consequences on public perceptions:
> Rocio Zamora
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> Setting students' professional agenda in the classroom: Raquel
> Rodriguez
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> Pope Benedict XVI's visit to Turkey as a global media event: A
> "frame shift in media coverages": Gulen Kurt Oncel and Ergen
> Devrim Karagoz
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> Appendix
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> The agenda-setting studies in Turkey: Erkan Yuksel
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> CENTRAL EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION
> Central European Journal of Communication is published twice a year (in
> Spring and Fall) on behalf of the Polish Communication Association. The
> Journal welcomes
> contributions examining the role of communication from all theoretical,
> empirical and critical perspectives and using all forms of inquiry, as
> well as shorter research notes and
> commentaries, together with scholarly reviews of books and other
> scientific publications.
>
> CONTACT:
> Polish Communication Association
> 50-149 Wroclaw, ul. Koszarowa 3
> Poland
> tel. +48 (0) 71 375 50 69
> tel. +48 (0) 669 614 033
> (journal /at/ ptks.pl)
> www.cejc.ptks.pl

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