Ph.D.: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1964. Fields: American and Comparative Politics (multimedia politics, communication and cognition).
Articles
Laughing All the Way to Washington: Humor in Presidential Telespots (with John. S. Nelson), Poroi (2008)
Globalizing Political Action: Building bin Laden and Getting Ready for 9/11 (with Francis A. Beer), American Communication Journal (2004)
As globalization gathers momentum at the beginning of the 21st century, global communication is increasingly...
Books
Contributions to Books
"Paths Through the Minefields of Foreign Policy Space: Practical Reasoning in the U.S. Senate Discourse about Cambodia," (with Francis A. Beer), Metaphorical World Politics (2004)
"Talking About Dying: Rhetorical Phases of the Somalian Intervention," (with Francis A. Beer), Meanings of War and Peace (2001)
How Past is Present in Writing International Affairs: Telling the Cambodian Story, The Theory and Practice of Political Communication Research (1996)
Presentations
Globalizing Sympathy (with Francis A. Beer), Proceedings of the Thirteenth Conference on Argumentation (2005)
Sound arguments, (with John S. Nelson), Proceedings of the Tenth Conference on Argumentation. (1998)
How Music and Image Deliver Argument in Political Advertisements on Television, (with John Nelson), proceedings of the ninth SCA/AFA conference on argumentation, (1995)
Speaking About Dying, (with Francis A. Beer), proceedings of the ninth SCA/AFA conference on argumentation (1995)
Crossing The World Order Divide (with Peggy Dozark), Proceedings of the Eighth Conference on ArgumentatiSpeech Communicaton Associationon (1993)
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