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Social Research in Communication and Law
- Jeremy Cohen - Stanford University, Center for the Study of Families and Youth
- Timothy Gleason - University of Oregon, Eugene, USA
Volume:
23
Series:
Commtext Series
Commtext Series
March 1990 | 144 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
It is not unusual for communication and media researchers to study law or legal issues, nor is it uncommon for legal scholars to study communication law. But it is something of a departure for the two to come together as has been accomplished in this innovative volume. Social Research in Communication and Law is a practical guide for conducting research involving both legal and communication questions. Offering rich citations and examples from existing literature, this engaging volume shows communication law scholars how to make more effective use of the methodologies employed in communication science. Topics addressed include reconciling communication and law, social research approaches to libel and theories pertaining to freedom of expression.
Everett E Dennis
Foreword
Probing Communication and Law
Distinguishing Law and Legal Theory
Theories of Freedom of Expression
A Social Research Approach to Libel
Reconciling Communication and Law
A Research Agenda for Communication and Law
