This volume addresses communication and its roles in the problems and prospects of community, and is intended for scholars in communiation, cultural studies, and social psychology.
Preface
Introduction
Community and Communication: The Conceptual Background
Interpersonal Relations, Organizations, and Community
Community as the Interpersonal Accomplishment of Communication
Prosocial Bias in Theories of Interpersonal Communication Competence: Must Good Communication Be Nice?
Talking Community at 911 The Centrality of Communication in Coping With Emotional Labor
Feminist Organizing and the Construction of "Alternative" Community
Community as a Means of Organizational Control
Forms of Connection and "Severance" in and Around the Mondragón Worker-Cooperative Complex
Media, the Public, and Community
Revising Communication Research for Working on Community
Collective Memory as "Time Out": Repairing the Time-Community Link
Virtual-Online Communities: How Might New Technologies Be Related to Community?
Building an Electronic Community: A Town-Gown CollaborationT.M. Harrison
Of What Use Is Civic Journalism: Do Newspapers Really Make a Difference in Community Participation?
The Limits of Community in Public Journalism
Why Localism? Communication Technology and the Shifting Scale of Political Community
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