American Institute for Political Communication.
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1755281A
Top Subjects
- Journalism -- Political aspects (2)
- Public opinion -- United States (1)
- Students -- United States (1)
- Vietnam -- Foreign opinions -- American (1)
- United States -- Congresses -- Elections -- 1966 (1)
- Vietnam -- Foreign relations -- United States (1)
- United States -- Foreign relations -- Vietnam (1)
Books by American Institute for Political Communication.
Total count: 12
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The Viet Nam issueUniversity student attitudes and the 1966 congressional elections ; a comparative analysis of group and individual attitudes toward the Viet Nam issue based on a study of persons attending George Washington and Maryland Universities respectivelyAmerican Institute for Political Communication1966-01-01
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The Viet Nam issueUniversity student attitudes and the 1966 Congressional elections1966-01-01
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The federal government--daily press relationshipa study in depth of the roles played by the administration, the Washington press corps and major daily newspapers in the communication of foreign affairs and health, education and welfare information to the American public.The Institute1966-01-01
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The new methodology: a study of political strategy and tactics.1967-01-01
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Evolution of public attitudes toward the mass media during an election yeara report based on an in-depth study of voter behavior carried out over a nine-month period in 1968 in the Milwaukee metropolitan area.1969-01-01
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Media and non-media effects on the formation of public opiniona special report based on one of five surveys carried out during 1968 in the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, metropolitan area in connection with an in depth study of voter behavior under political campaign conditions.1969-01-01
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The 1968 campaign: anatomy of a crucial election.1970-01-01
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The effects of local media monopoly on the mass minda report based on a comparative, in-depth study of public attitudes, behavior, and knowledge of current events carried out in York, Pennsylvania, and Zanesville, Ohio, over a nine-month period during 1970.1971-01-01
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"Liberal bias" as a factor in network television news reportinga special report based on the monitoring of the three major television network evening news shows during the 1972 primary election campaign period.1972-01-01
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The credibility problem.A report based on an in-depth study of the relationship between the Nixon administration and the mass media.1972-01-01
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Two perspectives on politics and the pressAIPC1973-01-01
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The 1972 presidential campaignNixon administration - mass media relationship.1974-01-01