Table of Contents

Preface Introduction Selected Chronology Glossary Selected Reference Index

Promotional Information

Defines propaganda in this uncertain postmodern information age. The first of three volumes that will serve as a comprehensive and inclusive finding tool.

About the Author

RICHARD ALAN NELSON is Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research and Professor at Louisiana State University's Manship School of Mass Communication. Nelson's research focuses on public policy, strategic planning, and communication management issues. He is the author of many professional articles as well as several books. The forthcoming volumes that will complete this series are Propaganda: A Reference Guide and Propaganda: A Selectively Annotated Bibliography.

Reviews

?An obvious labor of love, this unique compilation weaves together many seemingly disparate threads of propaganda....No other title on this topic combines a chronology and dictionary...the compilation will be valuable for students and researchers for years to come...recommended for college libraries that support history, political science, or mass communication.?-Choice

"An obvious labor of love, this unique compilation weaves together many seemingly disparate threads of propaganda....No other title on this topic combines a chronology and dictionary...the compilation will be valuable for students and researchers for years to come...recommended for college libraries that support history, political science, or mass communication."-Choice