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A self-published essay analyzing Barak Obama's inaugural address from a communication perspective.
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Democracy from a communication perspective. Subtitle is "A report of a project to engage legislators in dialogue, and suggestions for moving forward." Reflects on a project done by members of the dialogue and deliberation community.
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Describes a combining of the "Citizens' Political Process" model and the SHEDD model, creating an integrated model that shares aspects of both.
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Material related to the Dialogue, Deliberation & Public Engagement (DDPE) program, 2004. Describes the "Citizen's Political Process" and the SHEDD model.
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Paper presented to Australia and New Zealand Communication Association, 1996. Explores the inter-relationship of communication, community and democracy. Explains the notion of "public dialogue" and references the Cupertino project.
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Draft version of a paper presented as part of "Conversation in America: Changing Rules, Hidden Dimensions", sponsored by Smithsonian Institution and SCA, 1995. Criticizes the state of public discourse and outlines steps toward improving the quality of public conversation.
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A paper included in the proceedings of the ninth SCA/AFA Conference on Argumentation, 1995.
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Paper presented at Speech Communication Association, 1994. Paper is "part of a project of analysis, criticism, and intervention in public discourse".
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Analysis and criticism of a speech delivered by President H.W. Bush on the topic of drugs. Includes notes on the historical background to Bush's war on drugs.
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Unpublished paper examining the form and role of public discourse in a modern democracy. Focuses on the rhetoric of the Regan presidency.
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Outlines the major functions of open communication in a modern democracy. Identifies some specific threats to communication in a democracy. Suggests that new forms of communication must be adopted for the continued existence of democracy in increasingly diverse communities and nations.
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