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J. Michael Hogan

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Pennsylvania State University

J. Michael Hogan is currently serving as a Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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communication political science social sciences rhetoric speech communication political communication international relations public opinion foreign policy discourse analysis oral communication panama canal treaties nuclear freeze public policy international law social change textual practice narrative southern african studies historical analysis scholarly communication freedom of speech international communication activism international politics communication studies public debate social bias political theory american politics domestic advocacy panama canal scientific democracy george gallup nuclear freeze campaign telepolitical age public address american civic culture illusory support american foreign policy thomas paine textual persona american revolution public deliberation political behavior public sphere political analysis journalism

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The Republic of Spin, Then and Now - David Greenberg. Republic of Spin: An Inside History of the American Presidency. New York: W.W. Norton Company, 2016. XVII + 540 Pp. $35.00 (Cloth), Isbn 978-0-393-06706-4.. The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (2017)

J. Michael Hogan

political theorypolitical scienceinside historyamerican political thoughtamerican presidencypolitical historyhistory

Public Address and the Revival of American Civic Culture. (2010)

J. Michael Hogan

american civic culturepublic addresssocial changecommunication

The Biographer and His Biases - Merrill D. Peterson. the President and His Biographer: Woodrow and Ray Stannard Baker. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2007. XII + 262 Pp. $29.95 (Cloth), Isbn 978-0-8139-2654-4.. The Journal of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era (2009)

J. Michael Hogan

social biasbiassocial sciences

Republican Charisma and the American Revolution: The Textual Persona of Thomas Paine's Common Sense. Quarterly Journal of Speech (2000)

J. Michael HoganGlen Williams

speech communicationideologynarrativetextual practicethomas painerhetoricamerican revolutioncommunicationmass communicationbehavioral sciencespolitical communicationsocial sciencesscholarly communicationrepublican charismatextual personadiscourse analysis

George Gallup and the Rhetoric of Scientific Democracy. Communication Monographs (1997)

J. Michael Hogan

political sciencehistorical analysiscommunicationgeorge galluppolitical communicationsocial sciencesscientific democracy

The Nuclear Freeze Campaign: Rhetoric and Foreign Policy in the Telepolitical Age. Choice Reviews Online (1995)

J. Michael Hogan

nuclear freeze campaignhistoryrhetoricinternational relationsforeign policytelepolitical age

Polling on the Issues: Public Opinion and the Nuclear Freeze. Public Opinion Quarterly (1991)

J. Michael HoganTed J. Smith III

political sciencenuclear freezecommunicationpublic opinionpolitical communicationsocial sciencesclimate change

Public Opinion and the Nuclear Freeze: The Rhetoric of Popular Sovereignty in Foreign Policy Debate. Western Journal of Speech Communication (1991)

J. Michael HoganLeroy Dorsey

speech communicationoral communicationforeign policy debateactivismpolitical sciencerhetoricnuclear freezecommunicationinternational relationspublic opinionforeign policypolitical communicationsocial sciencesinternational communicationinternational politicspopular sovereignty

The Bishops as “Revolutionaries”: An Ideological Debate?. Quarterly Journal of Speech (1990)

J. Michael Hogan

speech communicationcommunicationpublic debateideological debatediscourse analysis

Managing Dissent in the Catholic Church: A Reinterpretation of the Pastoral Letter on War and Peace. Quarterly Journal of Speech (1989)

J. Michael Hogan

speech communicationreligious studiesreligioncatholic churchcommunicationfreedom of speechpastoral letter

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J. Michael Hogan

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Pennsylvania State University

J. Michael Hogan is currently serving as a Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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J. Michael Hogan

political theorypolitical scienceinside historyamerican political thoughtamerican presidencypolitical historyhistory

Public Address and the Revival of American Civic Culture. (2010)

J. Michael Hogan

american civic culturepublic addresssocial changecommunication

J. Michael Hogan

social biasbiassocial sciences

Republican Charisma and the American Revolution: The Textual Persona of Thomas Paine's Common Sense. Quarterly Journal of Speech (2000)

J. Michael HoganGlen Williams

George Gallup and the Rhetoric of Scientific Democracy. Communication Monographs (1997)

J. Michael Hogan

political sciencehistorical analysiscommunicationgeorge galluppolitical communicationsocial sciencesscientific democracy

The Nuclear Freeze Campaign: Rhetoric and Foreign Policy in the Telepolitical Age. Choice Reviews Online (1995)

J. Michael Hogan

nuclear freeze campaignhistoryrhetoricinternational relationsforeign policytelepolitical age

Polling on the Issues: Public Opinion and the Nuclear Freeze. Public Opinion Quarterly (1991)

J. Michael HoganTed J. Smith III

political sciencenuclear freezecommunicationpublic opinionpolitical communicationsocial sciencesclimate change

Public Opinion and the Nuclear Freeze: The Rhetoric of Popular Sovereignty in Foreign Policy Debate. Western Journal of Speech Communication (1991)

J. Michael HoganLeroy Dorsey

The Bishops as “Revolutionaries”: An Ideological Debate?. Quarterly Journal of Speech (1990)

J. Michael Hogan

speech communicationcommunicationpublic debateideological debatediscourse analysis

Managing Dissent in the Catholic Church: A Reinterpretation of the Pastoral Letter on War and Peace. Quarterly Journal of Speech (1989)

J. Michael Hogan

speech communicationreligious studiesreligioncatholic churchcommunicationfreedom of speechpastoral letter

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