Publishes original scholarship that makes significant contributions to understanding human communication. The journal is not limited with regard to topic, context, methodological approach, or theoretical perspective, although submitted manuscripts must establish the significance of the topic, soundness of the methodology, and appropriateness of the theoretical perspective. We seek to publish manuscripts and book reviews that will be of interest to scholars, researchers, teachers, and practitioners across the communication field. (continue)

Since 1965, The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science has led and recorded changes in applied behavioral science. JABS continues to tap its interdisciplinary nature to provide complete and balanced coverage of the field's latest developments and advances. Distinguished authors from around the world bring original analyses and views from a variety of disciplines, including: group dynamics, organization development, communication, race and ethnicity, sociology, gender studies and more. (continue)

A special issue of the National Civic Review (the National Civic League‘s quarterly journal), released in August 2009, focuses on cutting edge forms of dialogue, deliberation and public decision-making at the local government level. NCL teamed up with PACE (Philanthropy for Active Civic Engagement) to create this special issue, which is based on the recent PACE white paper by Mike McGrath, “The New Laboratories of Democracy: How Local Government is Reinventing Civic Engagement.” To receive a complimentary print edition of this issue (NCR 98:2), contact ... (continue)