Florida Atlantic University Libraries

This guide was designed by Maris Hayashi to help identify resources on Intercultural and Organizational Communication and related topics in the FAU Boca Raton Library. The electronic resources are available from the FAU Libraries home page by following the links entitled Indexes/ Databases or Articles. Some of these resources have full-text articles available online. To access these resources from off campus, use the EZ Proxy link and log in using your 14-digit Owl Card number. For further assistance, please contact the Reference Desk by telephone (561-297-3785) or send e-mail lyref@fau.edu.

SUBJECT HEADINGS

When using the WebLUIS library catalog to look for books and other materials, you may want to do a "Subject" search and use the following Library of Congress subject headings related to intercultural and organizational communication. This is not a complete list. (Note: Use two dashes (located next to the zero/0 on the keyboard) to separate subdivisions from headings.)

AGE DISCRIMINATION PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES (used for physical disability, physically handicapped, or physically challenged)

COMMUNICATION PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES (used for mental disability, mentally handicapped or mentally challenged)

COMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS (used for organizational communication) POPULAR CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING

COMMUNICATION IN POLITICS (used for political communication) personal relationships (use INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS)

COMMUNICATION, INTERNATIONAL RACE

conflict (use INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT or SOCIAL CONFLICT) RACE DISCRIMINATION

CORPORATE POWER RACIALLY MIXED PEOPLE (used for multiracial people or mixed race people)

CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING (used for cultural studies) RELIGION

DIVERSITY IN THE WORKPLACE RELIGION AND CULTURE

ETHNICITY SEX (used for "gender')

GAY MEN IN MASS MEDIA SEXUAL ORIENTATION

GENDER IDENTITY SIGNS AND SYMBOLS (used for symbols)

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION SOCIAL CHANGE

INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION SOCIAL CLASSES

INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT (used for conflict) SOCIAL CONFLICT (used for conflict)

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS (used for personal relationships) SOCIAL STATUS

LEADERSHIP symbols (use SIGNS AND SYMBOLS)

MINORITIES IN COMMUNICATION TRANSSEXUALS--IDENTITY

MULTICULTURALISM WOMEN--COMMUNICATION

multiracial people (Use RACIALLY MIXED PEOPLE) WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION

NEGOTIATION

*Locating materials in the S.E. Wimberly Library*
Feel free to walk through the stacks; sometimes the best books are found by browsing. These call numbers provide the general location of materials related to communication.

HF5717 - HF5734.7 Business communication

GN357 - GN367 Culture and cultural processes

P87 - P96 Communication. Mass Media

P94.7 Interpersonal communication

P95 - P95.6 Oral Communication. Speech

P99.5 - P99.6 Nonverbal communication

Call number locations

A - HC 2nd floor, West

HF, GN 2nd floor, East

P 3rd floor, West

ELECTRONIC DATABASES

All databases and e-journals are accessible from the library's homepage (http://www.fau.edu/library).

Almanac of American Politics - Features information from the 107th Congress, election results, congressional committees, and more. Published by the National Journal Group Inc.

Alternative Press Index (1991-present) and Alternative Press Index Archive (1969-1990) - Indexes 300 alternative, radical, and left magazines, periodicals, and newspapers. Articles cover cultural, economic, political, and social change.

America: History and Life - Covers United States and Canadian history from prehistory to the present.

Communication Abstracts (1977-present) - Covers the recent literature in communication studies including mass, interpersonal, and new communication technologies.

Communication Studies: A SAGE Full-Text Collection (1982-present) - Provides full-text access to 16 communication journals published by SAGE and participating societies. Covers journalism, public opinion, mass communication, intercultural communication, media studies, rhetoric, and more.

Contemporary Women's Issues (1992-present) - Focuses on the critical issues and events that affect women's lives all over the world

Ethnic NewsWatch and Ethnic NewsWatch: A History (1960-present) - Allows access to news, culture, and history from over 200 ethnic, native, and minority news presses that can be searched in English or Spanish.

Expanded Academic ASAP (1980-present) - Good general database that indexes articles from scholarly journals, news magazines, and newspapers in the arts, humanities, social sciences, science, and technology.

GenderWatch (1970-present) - Publications indexed include scholarly journals, magazines, newsletters, newspapers, books, pamphlets, conference proceedings, and government reports. Covers 175 titles. Topics: women's studies, gender studies, family studies, and gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender studies.

Humanities Full Text (Use this in place of Humanities Abstracts) (1984-present) - Includes abstracts of articles, reviews of books, plays, and television and radio programs, interviews, obituaries, and more from over 450 periodicals related to film, art, journalism, classics, performing arts, and more.

JSTOR - Journal Storage of full-text articles from over 322 journals and scholarly periodicals covering 26 disciplines.

LexisNexis Academic - Provides access to over a billion full-text news, magazine, legal, and business articles and information from newspapers, magazines, government documents, newsletters, business industries and companies, and state and federal laws.

MLA International Bibliography (1963-present) - Includes over one million citations from journals. Indexes books, essay collections, proceedings, dissertation, etc. pertaining to folklore, language, and literature. Sources number more than 6,500.

OmniFile Full Text Mega Edition (Use this in place of WilsonSelectPlus) - Wilson OmniFile Full Text, Mega Edition is a multi-disciplinary database providing the complete content - indexing, abstracts, and full text - from six of Wilson's full-text databases: Education Full Text, General Science Full Text, Humanities Full Text, Readers' Guide Full Text, Social Sciences Full Text, and Wilson Business Full Text.

Project Muse - Full-text access to journals in the humanities, mathematics, and social sciences. From Johns Hopkins University Press.

ProQuest Digital Dissertations (1861-present) - Access citations and abstracts for all titles in the Dissertation Abstracts databases. Titles published since 1997 are available in 24 page PDF previews, some of which can be downloaded in their entirety.

Social Sciences Full Text (Use this in place of Social Science Abstracts) (1983-present) - Indexes articles, interviews, obituaries, biographies, and book reviews from 550 social science sources, namely those covering political science, anthropology, economics, psychology, geography, sociology, and law.

Social Sciences - This database indexes and abstracts literature in sociology and related disciplines in the social and behavioral sciences. Subjects covered include women's studies, culture and social structure, and radical sociology.

Web of Science (1945-present) - Includes the Arts and Humanities Citation Index, Social Science Citation Index, and Science Citation Index Expanded. Allows users to search for cited references.

PRINT RESOURCES

Not everything is available online or electronically. Sometimes the best resources are found in print format. The following materials are some of the best sources for intercultural communication and cultural diversity. They are located in the Reference area of the Boca Raton FAU library and, since they are non-circulating, they can only be viewed in the library.

ABSTRACTS & INDEXES

P87 .C55 (Reference) Communication Abstracts.
Library has: v.1- (1978- )

P87 .M39 1997
(Reference) Matlon, Ronald J. Index to Journals in Communication Studies Through 1995. Annandale, VA: National Communication Association, 1997. 692p.
This source indexes articles from twenty-four communication studies journals, through 1995. Includes author and subject keyword indexes.

AGE

HQ1061 .E53 2001
(Reference) Maddox, George L. ed. The Encyclopedia of Aging: A Comprehensive Resource in Gerontology and Geriatrics. New York: Springer Pub., 2001. 2 volumes.
Good introduction to gerontology, geriatrics, and the aging individuals and populations that make up societies. Suitable for the general reader, beginners, and professionals and researchers. Entries cover biomedical, social, and cultural topics dealing with the aged. Most include cross-references, and a thorough reference list at the end of volume II.

COMMUNICATION / MEDIA

HN90 .M3 T34 1999
(Reference) Alexander, Alison, and Jarice Hanson, eds. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Mass Media and Society. Guilford, CT: Dushkin Pub. Group, 1999. 353p.
Designed for students in an introductory mass communication college course. The book presents 18 controversial issues, each with a pro and con point of view. Issues fall under media business, regulation, media ethics, and the information society.

P87.5 .I5 1989
(Reference) Barnouw, Erik et al., eds. International Encyclopedia of Communications. New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. 4 volumes. Illustrations.
Entries include some of the notable keywords, time periods, and people in the history of communication. Some items include bibliographies.

Z5630 .B54 1991
(Reference) Block, Eleanor S. Communication and the Mass Media: A Guide to the Reference Literature. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1991.
Annotated guide to the English-language reference sources in communication (communication theory, interpersonal and small group communication, organizational communication, mass communication, rhetoric, speech, applied linguistics, international and intercultural communication, and others.) Listings include entries on dictionaries, encyclopedias, indexes, etc. Suitable for the upper division undergraduate or beginning graduate communication student.

P87.5 .D36 2000
(Reference) Danesi, Marcel. Encyclopedic Dictionary of Semiotics, Media, and Communications. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2000. 266p.
Includes some of the major terms used in semiotics and communication. Each entry includes the word's etymology, and some include notes with cross references. A bibliography for further in-depth reading is provided.

QA76.575 .E5368 2002
(Reference) Jones, Steve, ed. Encyclopedia of New Media. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003.

P94 .M22 1998
(Reference) MacDonald, Barrie, and Michel Petheram. Keyguide to Information Sources in Media Ethics. London: Mansell, 1998. 373p.
The first part to the book covers various issues in media ethics such as freedom of speech, privacy, and censorship. Over 800 annotated entries for books and article on the topics previously mentioned appear in Part II. They serve as good starting points for further research in an area. A directory of selected media organizations comprises Part III. The book is suitable for students and scholars of media, journalism, law, cultural studies, philosophy, and applied ethics, and for journalists, libraries, and practitioners.

P87.5 .W38 2000
(Reference) Watson, James, and Anne Hill. Dictionary of Media & Communication Studies. London: Arnold, 2000. 364p.
Highlights the past and present key concepts in communication and media. Also includes a chronology of media events from AD 105 to 1999.

P87.5 .W45 1996
(Reference) Weiner, Richard. Webster's New World Dictionary of Media and Communications. New York: Macmillan, 1996. 676p.
A revised edition with entries that reflect the electronic age. Also includes names of media associations and companies. For both the professional and the layperson.

CONFLICT RESOLUTION

HM136 .B783 1997
(Reference) Burgess, Heidi. Encyclopedia of Conflict Resolution. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1997. 356p.
Covers topics in conflict resolution and disputes, ethical issues, key events, and cases. Suitable for readers who want a broad and accessible answer to key questions. Cross-references and references for further reading are included for each entry.

KF9085 .A68 D53 1999
(Reference) Yarn, Douglas H. Dictionary of Conflict Resolution. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 1999. 545p.
Includes 1,400 entries of conflict resolution terms used by practitioners, researchers, professionals, and educators. Appendices include listings of conflict resolution organizations and programs in the United States, degree-granting programs in higher education, and a bibliography for further reading.

CULTURAL THEORY

HM101 .B775 1999
(Reference) Brooker, Peter. Cultural Theory: A Glossary. London; New York: Arnold and Oxford University Press, 1999. 285p.
An A to Z listing of key terms used in cultural studies and critical theory. Each entry contains cross-referenced terms and some provide a few titles of books or articles for further reading. A thorough bibliography is also included.

HM101 .D527 1996
(Reference) Payne, Michael, ed. A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory. Oxford; Cambridge, MA: Blackwell Reference, 1996. 644p.
The book uses literature, linguistics, philosophy, and history to explore the interdisciplinary field of critical and cultural theory. Selected key topics and writers are given essay-length entries. Entries include cross-references, and the book ends with a comprehensive bibliography.

DISABILITIES

HV1553 .P42 1997
(Reference) Pelka, Fred. The ABC-CLIO Companion to the Disability Rights Movement. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1997.
Offers a general introduction to the individuals and events that have shaped the disability rights movement. Entries include laws and court cases pertaining to disability rights and biographical information on both disabled and non-disabled individuals. Some also include cross-references. The book ends with a chronology and detailed bibliography for further reading.

GENDER / SEXUALITY

HQ76.25 .E53 1990
(Reference) Dynes, Wayne R., ed. Encyclopedia of Homosexuality. New York: Garland Pub., 1990. 2 volumes.
Suitable for students, researchers, and professionals. Includes entries pertaining to both male and female homosexuality (lesbianism) and the role it has played, and continues to play, in the evolution of world culture. Each entry includes cross-references and a bibliography. Most of the terms are either thematic, biographical, or topical.

HQ76.3 .U5 G367 1996
(Reference) The Gay Almanac. Compiled by the National Museum & Archives of Lesbian and Gay History, A Program of the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center. New York: Berkley Books, 1996. 525p.
Includes chapters on lesbian and gay history, a guide to notable gay and bisexual North American men, quotes, glossary, statistics, an AIDS primer, and more.

HQ76.45 .U5 H47 2001
(Reference) Herbst, Philip. Wimmin, Wimps & Wallflowers: An Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Gender and Sexual Orientation Bias in the United States. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press, 2001. 322p.
Includes terms that reflect gender standards and relations, including those that are derogatory and devaluing. Many entries explain the word's origin and how it has been used throughout history. Provides cross-references and a list of core works consulted.

HQ76.5 .R53 1996
(Reference) Ridinger, Robert B. Marks. The Gay and Lesbian Movement: References and Resources. New York: G.K. Hall; London: Prentice Hall International, 1996. 487p.
Attempts to outline the social history of local and gay and lesbian communities of the United States. Includes three sections based on chronology. Regional development of gay liberation is traced by local gay and lesbian presses.

HQ76.3 .U5 S75 1998
(Reference) Schlager, Neil. St. James Press Gay & Lesbian Almanac. Detroit: St. James Press, 1998. 680p.
Focuses on the past and present gay and lesbian movement in the United States. Most chapters are restricted to the 20th century. Although U.S. Americans play a major part in the book's content, non-U.S. events and individuals are included where appropriate. Includes 23 chapters in carious areas including chronology, coming out, law, media, science, and travel and leisure. Most chapters conclude with listings of references (books and articles) for further research.

HQ76.8 .U5 G3849 2001
(Reference) Shamar, Vincent J, ed.. The New York Times Twentieth Century in Review: The Gay Rights Movement. Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 2001. 590p.
Provides information on how religion affects political events and actions throughout the world. A detailed introduction is followed by a chronology, biographical ketches of prominent persons in religion and politics, quotations from various religious groups, directory of numerous religious organizations, and listings of print and nonprint religion and politics resources.

KF4754.5 .A68 S74 2001
(Reference) Stewart, Chuck. Homosexuality and the Law: A Dictionary. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2001. 429p.
Appropriate for high school, college, and postgraduate students, and others interested in gay issues. Includes references to sociological, psychological, and medical information on homosexuality. Also includes appendices of federal and state agencies and human rights commissions and state and local laws that affect sexual orientation.

HQ1115 .E52 2001
(Reference) Worrell, Judith, ed. Encyclopedia of Women and Gender: Sex Similarities and Differences and the Impact of Society on Gender. San Diego, CA: Academic, 2001. 2 volumes. 1256p.
Article entries serve as comprehensive overviews of a particular area in women's studies. Each contains an outline, glossary, cross-references, and listings of suggested readings. Suitable for students, research professionals, and practicing clinicians. Themes pertain to the psychology of gender, particularly how they affect and relate to women.

HQ75.5 .L4395 2000
(Reference) Zimmerman, Bonnie, ed. Lesbian Histories and Cultures: An Encyclopedia. New York: Garland Pub., 2000. 862p.
Suitable for students, scholars, and the general reading public. Entries address academic and political controversy, especially including race, class, and ethnicity. Cross-references, and bibliographies are included for each entry. Volume 1 of The Encyclopedia of Lesbian and Gay Histories and Cultures.

LEADERSHIP

HD57.7 .H525 2001
(Reference) Hiebert, Murray. The Encyclopedia of Leadership: A Practical Guide to Popular Leadership Theories and Techniques. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2001. 479p.
Book is intended for industrial and organizational leaders, consultants, and trainers. Includes fifteen sections on leadership: e.g. foundational concepts; tools for leading change; tools for communication; tools for leading performance; tools for leading teams and groups, etc.

POLITICS

In process
(Reference) Stempell Guido H., and Jacqueline Nash Gifford, eds. Historical Dictionary of Political Communication in the United States. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1999. 171p.

BL65.P7 S76 2002
(Reference) Storey, John W. and Glenn H. Utter. Religion and Politics: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, Inc., 2002. 342p.
Provides information on how religion affects political events and actions throughout the world. A detailed introduction is followed by a chronology, biographical sketches of prominent persons in religion and politics, quotations from various religious groups, directory of numerous religious organizations, and listings of print and nonprint religion and politics resources.

BL65 .P7 E53 1998
(Reference) Wuthnow, Robert, ed. The Encyclopedia of Politics and Religion. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1998. 2 volumes.
Examines the connection between religion and politics and how this relationship has influenced policy-making throughout the past centuries. This two volume set includes 256 articles written by notable scholars in the fields. Entries include broad themes, specific religions, individuals, and institutions, and each has its own short bibliography.

RACE / ETHNICITY / CLASS

E184.A1 N2866 1999
(Reference) Barkan, Elliott Robert, ed. A Nation of Peoples: A Sourcebook on America's Multicultural Heritage. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999. 583p.
Includes twenty-seven essays that serve as comprehensive overviews of America's ethnic people's such as African Americans, Cubans, East Europeans, Mormons, South Asians, and West Indians/Caribbeans among others. Each essay provides a historical overview of the individual groups and their "place" within U.S. American culture. Appendix and general bibliography included.

GN496 .C37 1996
(Reference) Cashmore, Ellis. Dictionary of Race and Ethnic Relations. London; New York: Routledge, 1996. 412p.
A to Z listing of key terms dealing with race and ethnicity. Entries are written by scholars from the field and include cross-references and readings for further study.

HD8066 .D47 2000
(Reference) Derks, Scott. Working Americans, 1880-1999. Lakeville, CT: Grey House Pub., 2000.
Volume 1: The Working Class - Each chapter covers a decade from 1880 to 1999, except Chapter 1 (1880-1999), and details the development of the working class in the United States. Decade views include family profiles which cover income, expenses; home and worklife, and community. Each decade also looks at economic profiles (wages, key events, inventions, pricing). Includes photos, local media news articles, illustrations, and more.

Volume 1: The Middle Class - Provides a decade-by-decade look at the life and history of the middle class in the United States from 1880 to 1999. Each chapter includes Family Profiles that examine finances, home life, work, and community. Economic profiles are statistical analyses that take closer looks at the family's lifestyle and decisions. Includes photos, local news articles, and illustrations among others.

BF637 .C6 K493 1999
(Reference) Mio, Jeffrey Scott et al. Key Words in Multicultural Interventions: A Dictionary. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999. 306p.
The aim of this book is to provide definitions and information about origins and usage of words used in multicultural counseling and psychotherapy. Most entries include lists of references, and the entire book has a selected bibliography.

E184 .A1 T338 1999
(Reference) Monk, Richard C., ed. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Race and Ethnicity. Guilford, CT: Dushkin/McGraw-Hill, 2000. 358p.
Presents 21 issues dealing with race and ethnicity along with pro and con points of view for each issue. Introductions offer background information for the debates. Pro and con responses come directly from previously published articles. Issues are divided into four parts: research, theory, and basic concepts; social identities and cultural conflict; immigration, segregation, and leadership; affirmative action, legal issues, and new policies.

E184 .A1 G14 1995
(Reference) Vecoli, Rudolph J. et al. Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America. Detroit, MI: Gale Research, 1995. 1477p. 2 volumes.
Contains over one hundred original essays that each address a distinct ethnic, ethnoreligious, or Native American group in the United States. The primary focus of these essays is on each group's experience in the United States. For each group, there are varied sections such as history, traditions, cuisine, language, economic tradition, organizations and associates, additional sources, and much more.

RELIGION

KF4865 .A68 A54 1999
(Reference) Anglim, Christopher. Religion and the Law: A Dictionary. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1999. 451p.
Includes entries that establish the historical implications that were crucial in the development of religious freedom, and also with interpretation of religion and the law. Includes an extensive bibliography for further reading and an index.

BL31 .O84 1997
(Reference) Bowker, John, ed.. The Oxford Dictionary of World Religions. Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. 1111p.
Most entries include more than brief definitions of religious terms. Suitable fro those who have an interest in religion, students of religion, and the general reader.

BL31 .E46 1987
(Reference) Eliade, Mircea, and Charles J. Adams, eds. The Encyclopedia of Religion. New York: Macmillan, 1987. 16 volumes.
Provides articles, discussions, and essays on the multifaceted history of religion. Includes entries on ideas, beliefs, rituals, myths, symbols, and persons. Some offer bibliographies for further reading.

KF4783 .A68 R45 2000
(Reference) Finkelman, Paul. Religion and American Law: An Encyclopedia. New York: Garland Pub., 2000. 601p.
Examines issues surrounding American law and religion. Entries include issues, events, and people. Also includes entries of the major legal decisions that affect religions and American law.

BL65.P7 S76 2002
(Reference) Storey, John W. and Glenn H. Utter. Religion and Politics: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, Inc., 2002. 342p.
Provides information on how religion affects political events and actions throughout the world. A detailed introduction is followed by a chronology, biographical sketches of prominent persons in religion and politics, quotations from various religious groups, directory of numerous religious organizations, and listings of print and nonprint religion and politics resources.

BL65 .P7 E53 1998
(Reference) Wuthnow, Robert, ed. The Encyclopedia of Politics and Religion. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1998. 2 volumes.
Examines the connection between religion and politics and how this relationship has influenced policy-making throughout the past centuries. This two volume set includes 256 articles written by notable scholars in the fields. Entries include broad themes, specific religions, individuals, and institutions, and each has its own short bibliography.

RHETORIC

PN172 .E53 1996
(Reference) Enos, Theresa, ed. Encyclopedia of Rhetoric and Composition. New York: Garland Pub., 1996. 803p.
An alphabetical sequence that serves as an introduction to rhetoric, its concepts, and applications. Also provides an overview of rhetoric in the late twentieth century. Suitable for the rhetoric student, the specialist from other fields, and the rhetoritician who seeks to understand how the field is evolving. Each entry is followed by a short bibliography to assist the reader in further study.

PN172 .E52 2001
(Reference) Sloane, Thomas O., ed. Encyclopedia of Rhetoric. Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2001.
Contains approximately two hundred entries ranging from figures of speech to classical rhetoric, but no persons involved in rhetoric. Also includes an abbreviated outline of the elements of rhetoric, its major principles, and related subjects.

E-JOURNALS

What follows is a partial list of electronic journals that have published articles in communication. The years indicate the available dates through this library. Please note that the dates as well as the journals themselves are subject to change. Check with your reference librarian for more details.

ELECTRONIC JOURNAL NAME VENDOR/PUBLISHER
DATES AVAILABLE

boundary 2 Project Muse
1999-present

boundary 2 JSTOR
1972-1999

Communication Booknotes Quarterly Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
2000-present

Communication Theory Oxford University Press
2001-present

Comparative Studies in Society and History Cambridge
1999-present

Comparative Studies in Society and History JSTOR
1958-1997

Corporate Communications: An International Journal Emerald
1999-present

Differences Project Muse
1998-present

European Journal of Communication Ingenta
1999-present

Feminist Media Studies Ingenta Select
2001-present

Human Communication Research Oxford University Press
2001-present

International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society Kluwer
2000-present

Journal of Communication Inquiry Ingenta
1999-present

Journal of Inter-American Studies JSTOR
1959-1969

Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs JSTOR
1970-1999

Journal of Social History Project Muse
1999-present

Labor Studies Journal Project Muse
2002-present

Language & Communication Elsevier
1995-present

Media, Culture and Society Ingenta
1999-present

Political Communication Ingenta Select
1997-present

Public Culture Project Muse
1999-present

Radical History Review Project Muse
2001-present

Representations JSTOR
1983-1998

Rhetoric Review JSTOR
1982-1997

Rhetorica Ingenta Select
2001-present

Social History Ingenta Select
2000-present

Social Text JSTOR
1979-1999

Social Text Project Muse 1999-present

Speech Communication Elsevier
1995-present

Telecommunications Policy Elsevier
1995-present

Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory JSTOR 1974-1997

Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory Kluwer
1997-present

Theory, Culture, and Society Ingenta
1999-present

PRINT JOURNALS

For up-to-date holdings information, please consult the Catalog.

CALL NUMBER TITLE

P90 .A85 AV Communication Review

P87 .C54974 Communication (Boca Raton)

P87 .C54973 Communication (New York)

P87 .M37 Communication Booknotes Quarterly: CBQ

PN4071 .T6 Communication Quarterly

P87 .C563 The Communication Review

PN4071 .C498 Communication Studies

P87 .C57 Communication Theory

P87 .C5974 Communication Yearbook

P87 .C6 Communications

TK5101 .A1 C64 Communications News

AP2 .F35 Communiqu�

P87 .C94
Critical Studies in Mass Communication

P87 .C94 Critical Studies in Media Communication

HM258 .J67 Journal of Applied Communication Research

P87 .J6 Journal of Communication

P87 .J62 Journal of Communication Inquiry

PN4700 .J7 Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly

P87 .M36 Mass Communication Review Yearbook

HM258 .M373 Media, Culture & Society

P87 .P74 Progress in Communication Sciences

TK5101 .A1 P8 Public Telecommunications Review

PN4071 .S65 The Southern Communication Journal

PN4071 .S65 The Southern Speech Communication Journal

Current issues are kept in Current Periodicals and Microforms, 1st floor, west wing. Older communication periodicals are shelved in the general collection by call number on the 3rd floor, west wing.

SELECTED WEB SITES

American Communication Association - "ACA was created to promote academic and professional research, criticism, teaching, practical use, and exchange of principles and theories of human communication."

American Communication Journal
- The online scholarly journal published by the ACA.
Feminist Theory - From Karla Tonella's website entitled Women's Studies Resources.

Florida Atlantic University Department of Communication- Intercultural/Organizational Communication program

Gender, Ethnicity & Class - From the Media and Communication Studies site.

In Other Words: A Lexicon of the Humanities - Provides glossaries, quotations, and bibliographies of literary criticism, rhetoric, linguistics, and identity politics.

International Communication Association - International association for scholars interested in all aspects of mediated communication. Organization began more than 50 years ago and now boasts a membership of over 3,500 members from 65 countries.

The Interpersonal Web - "Designed to support courses that study interpersonal relationships."

MediaSpace: Project on Global Media and Public Space - The site serves as a multimedia research and education program that teaches people about the structures and effects of commercial media.

National Communication Association - Non-profit organization that includes over 7,100 members from over 20 countries. Works towards enhancing research, teaching, and service within the discipline of communication. Founded in 1914, it is the largest and oldest organization to promote communication scholarship and education.

Rhetorical and Cultural Studies: Critical Theory - From the University of Iowa's Communication Studies Department. This page provides links to sites about theorists and scholars from rhetorical and cultural studies, e.g. Adorno, Bourdieu, Foucault, Habermas, etc.

Southern States Communication Association - A not-for-profit organization that promotes the "study, criticism, research, teaching, and application of the artistic, humanistic, and scientific principles of communication."

Union for Democratic Communications - An organization of communication researchers, journalists, media producers, policy analysts, academics and activists who critically examine the communication and media establishments.

Z Net - Z Magazine's online site.

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ABSTRACTS & INDEXES
P87 .C55 (Reference)	Communication Abstracts. Library has: v.1- (1978- )
P87 .M39 1997 (Reference)	Matlon, Ronald J. Index to Journals in Communication Studies Through 1995. Annandale, VA: National Communication Association, 1997. 692p. This source indexes articles from twenty-four communication studies journals, through 1995. Includes author and subject keyword indexes.

AGE
HQ1061 .E53 2001 (Reference)	Maddox, George L. ed. The Encyclopedia of Aging: A Comprehensive Resource in Gerontology and Geriatrics. New York: Springer Pub., 2001. 2 volumes. Good introduction to gerontology, geriatrics, and the aging individuals and populations that make up societies. Suitable for the general reader, beginners, and professionals and researchers. Entries cover biomedical, social, and cultural topics dealing with the aged. Most include cross-references, and a thorough reference list at the end of volume II.

COMMUNICATION / MEDIA
HN90 .M3 T34 1999 (Reference)	Alexander, Alison, and Jarice Hanson, eds. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Mass Media and Society. Guilford, CT: Dushkin Pub. Group, 1999. 353p. Designed for students in an introductory mass communication college course. The book presents 18 controversial issues, each with a pro and con point of view. Issues fall under media business, regulation, media ethics, and the information society.
P87.5 .I5 1989 (Reference)	Barnouw, Erik et al., eds. International Encyclopedia of Communications. New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. 4 volumes. Illustrations. Entries include some of the notable keywords, time periods, and people in the history of communication. Some items include bibliographies.
Z5630 .B54 1991 (Reference)	Block, Eleanor S. Communication and the Mass Media: A Guide to the Reference Literature. Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited, 1991. Annotated guide to the English-language reference sources in communication (communication theory, interpersonal and small group communication, organizational communication, mass communication, rhetoric, speech, applied linguistics, international and intercultural communication, and others.) Listings include entries on dictionaries, encyclopedias, indexes, etc. Suitable for the upper division undergraduate or beginning graduate communication student.
P87.5 .D36 2000 (Reference)	Danesi, Marcel. Encyclopedic Dictionary of Semiotics, Media, and Communications. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2000. 266p. Includes some of the major terms used in semiotics and communication. Each entry includes the word's etymology, and some include notes with cross references. A bibliography for further in-depth reading is provided.
QA76.575 .E5368 2002 (Reference)	*Jones, Steve, ed. Encyclopedia of New Media. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2003.*
P94 .M22 1998 (Reference)	MacDonald, Barrie, and Michel Petheram. Keyguide to Information Sources in Media Ethics. London: Mansell, 1998. 373p. The first part to the book covers various issues in media ethics such as freedom of speech, privacy, and censorship. Over 800 annotated entries for books and article on the topics previously mentioned appear in Part II. They serve as good starting points for further research in an area. A directory of selected media organizations comprises Part III. The book is suitable for students and scholars of media, journalism, law, cultural studies, philosophy, and applied ethics, and for journalists, libraries, and practitioners.
P87.5 .W38 2000 (Reference)	Watson, James, and Anne Hill. Dictionary of Media & Communication Studies. London: Arnold, 2000. 364p. Highlights the past and present key concepts in communication and media. Also includes a chronology of media events from AD 105 to 1999.
P87.5 .W45 1996 (Reference)	Weiner, Richard. Webster's New World Dictionary of Media and Communications. New York: Macmillan, 1996. 676p. A revised edition with entries that reflect the electronic age. Also includes names of media associations and companies. For both the professional and the layperson.

CONFLICT RESOLUTION
HM136 .B783 1997 (Reference)	Burgess, Heidi. Encyclopedia of Conflict Resolution. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1997. 356p. Covers topics in conflict resolution and disputes, ethical issues, key events, and cases. Suitable for readers who want a broad and accessible answer to key questions. Cross-references and references for further reading are included for each entry.
KF9085 .A68 D53 1999 (Reference)	Yarn, Douglas H. Dictionary of Conflict Resolution. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 1999. 545p. Includes 1,400 entries of conflict resolution terms used by practitioners, researchers, professionals, and educators. Appendices include listings of conflict resolution organizations and programs in the United States, degree-granting programs in higher education, and a bibliography for further reading.

CULTURAL THEORY
HM101 .B775 1999 (Reference)	Brooker, Peter. Cultural Theory: A Glossary. London; New York: Arnold and Oxford University Press, 1999. 285p. An A to Z listing of key terms used in cultural studies and critical theory. Each entry contains cross-referenced terms and some provide a few titles of books or articles for further reading. A thorough bibliography is also included.
HM101 .D527 1996 (Reference)	Payne, Michael, ed. A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory. Oxford; Cambridge, MA: Blackwell Reference, 1996. 644p. The book uses literature, linguistics, philosophy, and history to explore the interdisciplinary field of critical and cultural theory. Selected key topics and writers are given essay-length entries. Entries include cross-references, and the book ends with a comprehensive bibliography.

DISABILITIES
HV1553 .P42 1997 (Reference)	Pelka, Fred. The ABC-CLIO Companion to the Disability Rights Movement. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1997. Offers a general introduction to the individuals and events that have shaped the disability rights movement. Entries include laws and court cases pertaining to disability rights and biographical information on both disabled and non-disabled individuals. Some also include cross-references. The book ends with a chronology and detailed bibliography for further reading.

GENDER / SEXUALITY
HQ76.25 .E53 1990 (Reference)	Dynes, Wayne R., ed. Encyclopedia of Homosexuality. New York: Garland Pub., 1990. 2 volumes. Suitable for students, researchers, and professionals. Includes entries pertaining to both male and female homosexuality (lesbianism) and the role it has played, and continues to play, in the evolution of world culture. Each entry includes cross-references and a bibliography. Most of the terms are either thematic, biographical, or topical.
HQ76.3 .U5 G367 1996 (Reference)	The Gay Almanac. Compiled by the National Museum & Archives of Lesbian and Gay History, A Program of the Lesbian and Gay Community Services Center. New York: Berkley Books, 1996. 525p. Includes chapters on lesbian and gay history, a guide to notable gay and bisexual North American men, quotes, glossary, statistics, an AIDS primer, and more.
HQ76.45 .U5 H47 2001 (Reference)	Herbst, Philip. Wimmin, Wimps & Wallflowers: An Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Gender and Sexual Orientation Bias in the United States. Yarmouth, ME: Intercultural Press, 2001. 322p. Includes terms that reflect gender standards and relations, including those that are derogatory and devaluing. Many entries explain the word's origin and how it has been used throughout history. Provides cross-references and a list of core works consulted.
HQ76.5 .R53 1996 (Reference)	Ridinger, Robert B. Marks. The Gay and Lesbian Movement: References and Resources. New York: G.K. Hall; London: Prentice Hall International, 1996. 487p. Attempts to outline the social history of local and gay and lesbian communities of the United States. Includes three sections based on chronology. Regional development of gay liberation is traced by local gay and lesbian presses.
HQ76.3 .U5 S75 1998 (Reference)	Schlager, Neil. St. James Press Gay & Lesbian Almanac. Detroit: St. James Press, 1998. 680p. Focuses on the past and present gay and lesbian movement in the United States. Most chapters are restricted to the 20th century. Although U.S. Americans play a major part in the book's content, non-U.S. events and individuals are included where appropriate. Includes 23 chapters in carious areas including chronology, coming out, law, media, science, and travel and leisure. Most chapters conclude with listings of references (books and articles) for further research.
HQ76.8 .U5 G3849 2001 (Reference)	Shamar, Vincent J, ed.. The New York Times Twentieth Century in Review: The Gay Rights Movement. Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 2001. 590p. Provides information on how religion affects political events and actions throughout the world. A detailed introduction is followed by a chronology, biographical ketches of prominent persons in religion and politics, quotations from various religious groups, directory of numerous religious organizations, and listings of print and nonprint religion and politics resources.
KF4754.5 .A68 S74 2001 (Reference)	Stewart, Chuck. Homosexuality and the Law: A Dictionary. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2001. 429p. Appropriate for high school, college, and postgraduate students, and others interested in gay issues. Includes references to sociological, psychological, and medical information on homosexuality. Also includes appendices of federal and state agencies and human rights commissions and state and local laws that affect sexual orientation.
HQ1115 .E52 2001 (Reference)	Worrell, Judith, ed. Encyclopedia of Women and Gender: Sex Similarities and Differences and the Impact of Society on Gender. San Diego, CA: Academic, 2001. 2 volumes. 1256p. Article entries serve as comprehensive overviews of a particular area in women's studies. Each contains an outline, glossary, cross-references, and listings of suggested readings. Suitable for students, research professionals, and practicing clinicians. Themes pertain to the psychology of gender, particularly how they affect and relate to women.
HQ75.5 .L4395 2000 (Reference)	Zimmerman, Bonnie, ed. Lesbian Histories and Cultures: An Encyclopedia. New York: Garland Pub., 2000. 862p. Suitable for students, scholars, and the general reading public. Entries address academic and political controversy, especially including race, class, and ethnicity. Cross-references, and bibliographies are included for each entry. Volume 1 of The Encyclopedia of Lesbian and Gay Histories and Cultures.

LEADERSHIP
HD57.7 .H525 2001 (Reference)	Hiebert, Murray. The Encyclopedia of Leadership: A Practical Guide to Popular Leadership Theories and Techniques. New York: McGraw-Hill, 2001. 479p. Book is intended for industrial and organizational leaders, consultants, and trainers. Includes fifteen sections on leadership: e.g. foundational concepts; tools for leading change; tools for communication; tools for leading performance; tools for leading teams and groups, etc.

POLITICS
In process (Reference)	Stempell Guido H., and Jacqueline Nash Gifford, eds. Historical Dictionary of Political Communication in the United States. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1999. 171p.
BL65.P7 S76 2002 (Reference)	Storey, John W. and Glenn H. Utter. Religion and Politics: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, Inc., 2002. 342p. Provides information on how religion affects political events and actions throughout the world. A detailed introduction is followed by a chronology, biographical sketches of prominent persons in religion and politics, quotations from various religious groups, directory of numerous religious organizations, and listings of print and nonprint religion and politics resources.
BL65 .P7 E53 1998 (Reference)	Wuthnow, Robert, ed. The Encyclopedia of Politics and Religion. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1998. 2 volumes. Examines the connection between religion and politics and how this relationship has influenced policy-making throughout the past centuries. This two volume set includes 256 articles written by notable scholars in the fields. Entries include broad themes, specific religions, individuals, and institutions, and each has its own short bibliography.

RACE / ETHNICITY / CLASS
E184.A1 N2866 1999 (Reference)	Barkan, Elliott Robert, ed. A Nation of Peoples: A Sourcebook on America's Multicultural Heritage. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999. 583p. Includes twenty-seven essays that serve as comprehensive overviews of America's ethnic people's such as African Americans, Cubans, East Europeans, Mormons, South Asians, and West Indians/Caribbeans among others. Each essay provides a historical overview of the individual groups and their "place" within U.S. American culture. Appendix and general bibliography included.
GN496 .C37 1996 (Reference)	Cashmore, Ellis. Dictionary of Race and Ethnic Relations. London; New York: Routledge, 1996. 412p. A to Z listing of key terms dealing with race and ethnicity. Entries are written by scholars from the field and include cross-references and readings for further study.
HD8066 .D47 2000 (Reference)	Derks, Scott. Working Americans, 1880-1999. Lakeville, CT: Grey House Pub., 2000. Volume 1: The Working Class - Each chapter covers a decade from 1880 to 1999, except Chapter 1 (1880-1999), and details the development of the working class in the United States. Decade views include family profiles which cover income, expenses; home and worklife, and community. Each decade also looks at economic profiles (wages, key events, inventions, pricing). Includes photos, local media news articles, illustrations, and more. Volume 1: The Middle Class - Provides a decade-by-decade look at the life and history of the middle class in the United States from 1880 to 1999. Each chapter includes Family Profiles that examine finances, home life, work, and community. Economic profiles are statistical analyses that take closer looks at the family's lifestyle and decisions. Includes photos, local news articles, and illustrations among others.
BF637 .C6 K493 1999 (Reference)	Mio, Jeffrey Scott et al. Key Words in Multicultural Interventions: A Dictionary. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1999. 306p. The aim of this book is to provide definitions and information about origins and usage of words used in multicultural counseling and psychotherapy. Most entries include lists of references, and the entire book has a selected bibliography.
E184 .A1 T338 1999 (Reference)	Monk, Richard C., ed. Taking Sides: Clashing Views on Controversial Issues in Race and Ethnicity. Guilford, CT: Dushkin/McGraw-Hill, 2000. 358p. Presents 21 issues dealing with race and ethnicity along with pro and con points of view for each issue. Introductions offer background information for the debates. Pro and con responses come directly from previously published articles. Issues are divided into four parts: research, theory, and basic concepts; social identities and cultural conflict; immigration, segregation, and leadership; affirmative action, legal issues, and new policies.
E184 .A1 G14 1995 (Reference)	Vecoli, Rudolph J. et al. Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America. Detroit, MI: Gale Research, 1995. 1477p. 2 volumes. Contains over one hundred original essays that each address a distinct ethnic, ethnoreligious, or Native American group in the United States. The primary focus of these essays is on each group's experience in the United States. For each group, there are varied sections such as history, traditions, cuisine, language, economic tradition, organizations and associates, additional sources, and much more.

RELIGION
KF4865 .A68 A54 1999 (Reference)	Anglim, Christopher. Religion and the Law: A Dictionary. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1999. 451p. Includes entries that establish the historical implications that were crucial in the development of religious freedom, and also with interpretation of religion and the law. Includes an extensive bibliography for further reading and an index.
BL31 .O84 1997 (Reference)	Bowker, John, ed.. The Oxford Dictionary of World Religions. Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. 1111p. Most entries include more than brief definitions of religious terms. Suitable fro those who have an interest in religion, students of religion, and the general reader.
BL31 .E46 1987 (Reference)	Eliade, Mircea, and Charles J. Adams, eds. The Encyclopedia of Religion. New York: Macmillan, 1987. 16 volumes. Provides articles, discussions, and essays on the multifaceted history of religion. Includes entries on ideas, beliefs, rituals, myths, symbols, and persons. Some offer bibliographies for further reading.
KF4783 .A68 R45 2000 (Reference)	Finkelman, Paul. Religion and American Law: An Encyclopedia. New York: Garland Pub., 2000. 601p. Examines issues surrounding American law and religion. Entries include issues, events, and people. Also includes entries of the major legal decisions that affect religions and American law.
BL65.P7 S76 2002 (Reference)	Storey, John W. and Glenn H. Utter. Religion and Politics: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, Inc., 2002. 342p. Provides information on how religion affects political events and actions throughout the world. A detailed introduction is followed by a chronology, biographical sketches of prominent persons in religion and politics, quotations from various religious groups, directory of numerous religious organizations, and listings of print and nonprint religion and politics resources.
BL65 .P7 E53 1998 (Reference)	Wuthnow, Robert, ed. The Encyclopedia of Politics and Religion. Washington, D.C.: Congressional Quarterly, 1998. 2 volumes. Examines the connection between religion and politics and how this relationship has influenced policy-making throughout the past centuries. This two volume set includes 256 articles written by notable scholars in the fields. Entries include broad themes, specific religions, individuals, and institutions, and each has its own short bibliography.

RHETORIC
PN172 .E53 1996 (Reference)	Enos, Theresa, ed. Encyclopedia of Rhetoric and Composition. New York: Garland Pub., 1996. 803p. An alphabetical sequence that serves as an introduction to rhetoric, its concepts, and applications. Also provides an overview of rhetoric in the late twentieth century. Suitable for the rhetoric student, the specialist from other fields, and the rhetoritician who seeks to understand how the field is evolving. Each entry is followed by a short bibliography to assist the reader in further study.
PN172 .E52 2001 (Reference)	Sloane, Thomas O., ed. Encyclopedia of Rhetoric. Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2001. Contains approximately two hundred entries ranging from figures of speech to classical rhetoric, but no persons involved in rhetoric. Also includes an abbreviated outline of the elements of rhetoric, its major principles, and related subjects.

AGE DISCRIMINATION	PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES (used for physical disability, physically handicapped, or physically challenged)
COMMUNICATION	PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISABILITIES (used for mental disability, mentally handicapped or mentally challenged)
COMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS (used for organizational communication)	POPULAR CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING
COMMUNICATION IN POLITICS (used for political communication)	personal relationships (use INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS)
COMMUNICATION, INTERNATIONAL	RACE
conflict (use INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT or SOCIAL CONFLICT)	RACE DISCRIMINATION
CORPORATE POWER	RACIALLY MIXED PEOPLE (used for multiracial people or mixed race people)
CULTURE--STUDY AND TEACHING (used for cultural studies)	RELIGION
DIVERSITY IN THE WORKPLACE	RELIGION AND CULTURE
ETHNICITY	SEX (used for "gender')
GAY MEN IN MASS MEDIA	SEXUAL ORIENTATION
GENDER IDENTITY	SIGNS AND SYMBOLS (used for symbols)
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION	SOCIAL CHANGE
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION	SOCIAL CLASSES
INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT (used for conflict)	SOCIAL CONFLICT (used for conflict)
INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS (used for personal relationships)	SOCIAL STATUS
LEADERSHIP	symbols (use SIGNS AND SYMBOLS)
MINORITIES IN COMMUNICATION	TRANSSEXUALS--IDENTITY
MULTICULTURALISM	WOMEN--COMMUNICATION
multiracial people (Use RACIALLY MIXED PEOPLE)	WOMEN IN COMMUNICATION
NEGOTIATION

HF5717 - HF5734.7	Business communication
GN357 - GN367	Culture and cultural processes
P87 - P96	Communication. Mass Media
P94.7	Interpersonal communication
P95 - P95.6	Oral Communication. Speech
P99.5 - P99.6	Nonverbal communication

Call number locations
A - HC	2nd floor, West
HF, GN	2nd floor, East
P	3rd floor, West

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	Almanac of American Politics - Features information from the 107th Congress, election results, congressional committees, and more. Published by the National Journal Group Inc.
	Alternative Press Index (1991-present) and Alternative Press Index Archive (1969-1990) - Indexes 300 alternative, radical, and left magazines, periodicals, and newspapers. Articles cover cultural, economic, political, and social change.
	America: History and Life - Covers United States and Canadian history from prehistory to the present.
	Communication Abstracts (1977-present) - Covers the recent literature in communication studies including mass, interpersonal, and new communication technologies.
	Communication Studies: A SAGE Full-Text Collection (1982-present) - Provides full-text access to 16 communication journals published by SAGE and participating societies. Covers journalism, public opinion, mass communication, intercultural communication, media studies, rhetoric, and more.
	Contemporary Women's Issues (1992-present) - Focuses on the critical issues and events that affect women's lives all over the world
	Ethnic NewsWatch and Ethnic NewsWatch: A History (1960-present) - Allows access to news, culture, and history from over 200 ethnic, native, and minority news presses that can be searched in English or Spanish.
	Expanded Academic ASAP (1980-present) - Good general database that indexes articles from scholarly journals, news magazines, and newspapers in the arts, humanities, social sciences, science, and technology.
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	LexisNexis Academic - Provides access to over a billion full-text news, magazine, legal, and business articles and information from newspapers, magazines, government documents, newsletters, business industries and companies, and state and federal laws.
	MLA International Bibliography (1963-present) - Includes over one million citations from journals. Indexes books, essay collections, proceedings, dissertation, etc. pertaining to folklore, language, and literature. Sources number more than 6,500.
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ELECTRONIC JOURNAL NAME	VENDOR/PUBLISHER	DATES AVAILABLE
*boundary 2*	Project Muse	1999-present
*boundary 2*	JSTOR	1972-1999
*Communication Booknotes Quarterly*	Lawrence Erlbaum Associates	2000-present
*Communication Theory*	Oxford University Press	2001-present
*Comparative Studies in Society and History*	Cambridge	1999-present
*Comparative Studies in Society and History*	JSTOR	1958-1997
*Corporate Communications: An International Journal*	Emerald	1999-present
*Differences*	Project Muse	1998-present
*European Journal of Communication*	Ingenta	1999-present
*Feminist Media Studies*	Ingenta Select	2001-present
*Human Communication Research*	Oxford University Press	2001-present
*International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society*	Kluwer	2000-present
*Journal of Communication Inquiry*	Ingenta	1999-present
*Journal of Inter-American Studies*	JSTOR	1959-1969
*Journal of Inter-American Studies and World Affairs*	JSTOR	1970-1999
*Journal of Social History*	Project Muse	1999-present
*Labor Studies Journal*	Project Muse	2002-present
*Language & Communication*	Elsevier	1995-present
*Media, Culture and Society*	Ingenta	1999-present
*Political Communication*	Ingenta Select	1997-present
*Public Culture*	Project Muse	1999-present
*Radical History Review*	Project Muse	2001-present
*Representations*	JSTOR	1983-1998
*Rhetoric Review*	JSTOR	1982-1997
*Rhetorica*	Ingenta Select	2001-present
*Social History*	Ingenta Select	2000-present
*Social Text*	JSTOR	1979-1999
*Social Text*	Project Muse	1999-present
*Speech Communication*	Elsevier	1995-present
*Telecommunications Policy*	Elsevier	1995-present
*Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory*	JSTOR	1974-1997
*Theory and Society: Renewal and Critique in Social Theory*	Kluwer	1997-present
*Theory, Culture, and Society*	Ingenta	1999-present

CALL NUMBER	TITLE
P90 .A85	*AV Communication Review*
P87 .C54974	*Communication (Boca Raton)*
P87 .C54973	*Communication (New York)*
P87 .M37	*Communication Booknotes Quarterly: CBQ*
PN4071 .T6	*Communication Quarterly*
P87 .C563	*The Communication Review*
PN4071 .C498	*Communication Studies*
P87 .C57	*Communication Theory*
P87 .C5974	*Communication Yearbook*
P87 .C6	*Communications*
TK5101 .A1 C64	*Communications News*
AP2 .F35	*Communiqu�*
P87 .C94	*Critical Studies in Mass Communication*
P87 .C94	*Critical Studies in Media Communication*
HM258 .J67	*Journal of Applied Communication Research*
P87 .J6	*Journal of Communication*
P87 .J62	*Journal of Communication Inquiry*
PN4700 .J7	*Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly*
P87 .M36	*Mass Communication Review Yearbook*
HM258 .M373	*Media, Culture & Society*
P87 .P74	*Progress in Communication Sciences*
TK5101 .A1 P8	*Public Telecommunications Review*
PN4071 .S65	*The Southern Communication Journal*
PN4071 .S65	*The Southern Speech Communication Journal*
Current issues are kept in Current Periodicals and Microforms, 1st floor, west wing. Older communication periodicals are shelved in the general collection by call number on the 3rd floor, west wing.