History of Political Communication

JERRY L. L. MILLER · Raymie E. McKerrow

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Media Studies and Communication Social Media and Politics Rhetoric and Communication Studies

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This essay explores major themes and new trajectories for future political communication scholarship, based on a synthesis of past research. We see political communication as a dynamic, ever-changing practice. We first provide a definition of political communication and discuss several texts that ground present approaches. We then outline several new directions for future research.

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