| Journalism & Mass Communication Monographs |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Anarchists wreak havoc in downtown Minneapolis: a multi-level study of media coverage of radical protest. | Literature/writing | McLeod, Douglas M., Hertog, James K. |
| Charles Edward Russell: "chief of the muckrakers." | Literature/writing | Miraldi, Robert |
| Choice of law in multistate media law cases: have the "quaking quagmires" been quelled? | Literature/writing | Korwar, Arati, Walden, Ruth |
| Disclosure and secrecy: security classification executive orders. | Literature/writing | Morrissey, David H. |
| Infringement or impingement: carving out an actual knowledge defense for Sysops facing strict liability. | Literature/writing | Packard, Ashley |
| International television coverage of Beijing Spring 1989: a comparative approach. | Literature/writing | Friedland, Lewis A., Mengbai, Zhong |
| Journalists, framing, and discourse about race relations. | Literature/writing | Domke, David |
| Longitudinal modeling of public issues: an application of the agenda-setting process to the issue of global warming. | Literature/writing | Trumbo, Craig |
| Modernization and the decline of press freedom: Liberia 1847 to 1970. | Literature/writing | Burrowes, Carl Patrick |
| Objectivity revisited: a spatial model of political ideology and mass communication. | Literature/writing | Endersby, James W., Ognianova, Ekaterina |
| Rethinking the news story for the Internet: hyperstory prototypes and a model of the user. | Literature/writing | Fredin, Eric S. |
| The body politic, the bodies of women, and the politics of famine in U.S. television coverage of famine in the Horn of Africa.(portrayal of women as subjugated under men) | Literature/writing | Fair, Jo Ellen |
| The journalism of outrageousness: tabloid television news vs. investigative news. | Literature/writing | Ehrlich, Matthew C. |
| The origins of the ban on "obscene, indecent, or profane" language of the Radio Act of 1927. | Literature/writing | Rivera-Sanchez, Milagros |
| The political diversity of public television: polysemy, the public sphere, and the conservative critique of PBS.(Public Broadcasting Service) | Literature/writing | Croteau, David, Hoynes, William, Carragee, Kevin M. |
| The transitional media system of post-communist Bulgaria. | Literature/writing | Ognianova, Ekaterina |
| Western European broadcasting, deregulation, and public television: the Portuguese experience. (Portugal; television broadcasting industry) | Literature/writing | Traquina, Nelson |
| William G. Bleyer and the relevance of journalism education. | Literature/writing | Bronstein, Carolyn, Vaughn, Stephen |
| Woman as citizen: race, class, and the discourse of women's citizenship, 1894-1909. | Literature/writing | Cramer, Janet M. |
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