Praeger Publishers

a timely exploration of the impact of the information/technology revolution on US foreign policy. The book fills a gap in the literature on the information revolution....Recommended for upper-division... — Choice More…

No less a figure than Igor Stravinsky observed, shortly before his death, that he believed the expansion of intonation and pitch would characterize the next stage of development in Western art... — Choice More…

This is anything but a cheerful book, but the author raises important issues — Communication Booknotes More…

Given the importance of the country overall, and its telecommunications experiment more specifically, this is an important work providing a current assessment of what has worked and what has... — Communication Booknotes More…

The text is very well written and is accessible to undergraduates. The information is well annotated and has been updated through spring 1992. The authors' impartial analysis of media and social... — Choice More…

Spain's World News Agency details the half century of the state-owned agency. A Korean scholar now at Towson State University (Maryland), Kim tells his story in chronological fashion from EFE's... — Communication Booknotes More…

Illustrated and thoroughly indexed, the volume makes a valuable contribution to the 18th-century opera scholarship and to an understanding of the work of a long-neglected Mozart contemporary — Choice More…

All of the essays are accessible to readers in both political science and communications studies. This volume is recommended for advanced undergraduate students and above — Choice More…