Communication papers

A review of the writer's preferences of working alone or together within a group situation.

This paper looks at the theory of conversation analysis, which analyzes and identifies the different denotations, implications, backgrounds and perspectives of the discussions that take place within a community or an institution.

An analysis of the article "Blood Center Warns of Dangerously Low Supplies in New York Region" by Richard Perez-Pena.

Presents a research proposal on gender differences in the negotiating process.

A discussion on how to build an effective client-consultant relationship to achieve clear project goals.

This paper discusses the movie 'Runaway Jury', directed by Gary Fleder as it relates to the issue of integrative bargaining.

A review of M. Entman and A. Rojecki's "The Black Image in the White Mind".

This paper looks at the advantages, disadvantages and the security risks associated with voice over Internet protocol (VOIP) implementation.

Examines the rhetoric and image projected during the Obama-McCain political campaign: the Obamanator versus McCan't.

A examination of the benefits and outcomes of joint interoperation within the United States Armed Forces during actionable crisis and war actions.

The paper examines the development and values of modern documentary film makers.

Applies the principle of least effort motivation to the "Save the Children" website.

A discussion on the positive and negative influence that television has on children today.

A review of the globalization and Americanization of Australian television.

A review of cell phones and their influence on the individual specifically and on modern society in general.

A discussion of subjectivity as fiction and a psychoanalytic approach to human subjectivity.

This paper discusses the danger of doublespeak to modern society.

This paper discusses what the role of Public Service Broadcasting in Australia should be.

A look at the increase in quantitative methods of research in American society.

An examination of the causes and impact of the extinction of languages.

This paper discusses the use of broadband and nanotechnology in interplanetary communication.

An examination of how the magazine, "Giant Robot" differs from other Asian-American publications.

An examination of the media's role in perpetuating a fear of migrants.

This paper looks at the issue of speech codes and free speech at universities.

This paper looks at the 2007 strike by the Writers' Guild of America (WGA) and discusses its impact on television.

A review of the media's persuasive coverage of two political candidates.

This paper explores the role of the contemporary media in constructing social reality.

A study on how media and other special interest groups impact public policy and political socialization.

An outline of the psychology behind the manner in which women and men converse.

A review of the part played by human resources in achieving successful performances in business organizations.

A study of viewer's opinion of television news accuracy and whether they find local television news to be more accurate than 24-hour cable news.

This paper discusses the use of jazz music as a means to convey a social message.

This paper analyzes and discusses the social issues raised in the book 'Bowling Alone' by Robert Putnam.

Explains the need and benefits of implementing a plan to retain employees at RadioShack, Corp.

A discussion on the effects of the media and other special interests groups in shaping public policy.

This paper is a critique of Barak Obama's speaking abilities as evidenced in his speech "A 21st Century Education".

An examination of the implications of birth order on extraverted and introverted personality types.

A personal reflection of the meaning of holidays and the role of the media in determining how people view their holidays.

This paper examines the role of the print media as a means to influence American support for the wartime effort.

This paper explores the link between children's health and the watching of television.

An analysis of three journal articles that discuss the role of nurse anesthetists with greater autonomy in a highly technology driven field.

This paper analyzes the growth of "Verizon Wireless"

A review of the success of the search engine Google.

Analyzes the rhetorical devices in Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick's Charter Day speech (2008) at Howard University.

Examines the rhetorical devices used by Malcolm X in his "Prospects for Freedom in 1965" speech.

An analysis of relationships and break-ups.

A examination of the challenges that exist when attempting to find a middle ground between freedom of speech and privacy and security.

A review of the TV interview of Rose and Milton Friedman on the program "Free to Choose".

This paper looks at Donald Davidson's theories about knowledge.

A research proposal to examine how televised criminal reports and printed criminal news affect fear of crime.

Discuses regulatory, technical and financial issues created by the increase in television programming being made available on multi-platforms.

A review of the benefits and challenges of efficient communication and teamwork in a group situation.

This paper contrasts the philosophies of Aristotle and Cicero on rhetoric.

An analysis of the principles of the Abilene Paradox within the context of group communication skills.

An review of several articles on communication in specialized social systems and abstract communication.

The paper examines the phenomena and rapid spread of social networking sites and blogs, their influence on users and the responsibility this puts on site owners and users.

An analysis of the significance of the Tet-offensive on American public opinion during the Vietnam War.

This essay explores the shift in society between the public and private sectors.

This paper explores the debate concerning language ability; is it innate or does it have to be learned?

A case study analysis of the role and importance of the Communications Decency Act of 1996.

A measure of partisan bias in articles in the New York Times during the 2008 presidential campaign.

This paper discusses the matter of an e-health doctor-patient relationship, looking at related ethic issues.

This paper discusses communication theory in light of the popularity of online news sources.

This paper explores the development, building and repair of trust.

A research study to determine if there is a correlation between students' email usage and their perception of self-efficiency.

This paper discusses mass media and looks at its influence on politics.

A discussion of the principles of systems thinking analysis and a review of Peter Senge's work, "The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of The Learning Organization."

This paper researches the ethical, legal and cultural ramifications of information systems on managing both business practices and employees.

This paper looks at the issue of post traumatic stress disorder, focusing on its presentation in the media.

A study of the fundamental role played by local television newscasts in shaping public opinion with regard to racial perceptions.

A study proposal to determine whether Guanxi can be a source of sustained competitive advantage for doing business in China.

This paper discusses different definitions and types of terrorism.

Explores television censorship, especially for children, and the use of the V-Chip.

A discussion and review on the various leadership models used in business today.

This paper looks at the effects of the print media on policy making.

A discussion on leadership and emotional intelligence within the workplace.

This paper analyzes the rhetorical devices used by Noam Chomsky in his article, "Selective Memory and a Dishonest Doctrine".

An in-depth research paper on the consumer decision making process for purchasing property in Spain.

This paper looks at the part that the media played in the case of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb.

Studies the differences of men and women in the attributes they seek in a date by using a content analysis of personal advertisements.

An overview of the person-centered theory and cognitive behavioral theory.

This paper discusses the effectiveness of presentations given in the workplace, while looking at the types of presentations and elements of successful presentations.

This paper discusses the theories of Geer Hofstede, Franz Boas and Harry Triandis on culture in human relations.

A discussion on ensuring that environmental policies are translated correctly by corporations, in order to combat organizational barriers to policy implementation, as discussed in the article "ISO 14001: A Case of Cultural Myopia" published in the Eco-M

A look at second language acquisition with a view to effectively use and attain a better grasp of the language.

An examination of "The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down" by Anne Fadiman and its implications for the medical field.

A persuasive essay against the dominant influence of television in American culture, specifically on children.

An overview of different forms of interpersonal communications.

An analysis of the results of a survey designed to test a statement about the effects of an e-community on its members.

This paper examines the impact of instant messaging on interpersonal relationships.

An in-depth study measuring the effectiveness of television sponsorship in Singapore in relation to a service-related product such as MasterCard.

A discussion on leadership and its relationship to the business world.

A review and discussion on whether we can be assured that cellphone towers themselves do not produce radio-frequency radiation.

An analysis of the theories of second language acquisition, specifically in teaching English as a second language (ESL).

Describes the different types of negotiation techniques and rules of those techniques.

Looks at the role of personal power in a conflict.

This paper discusses the differences between constructive and destructive conflicts.

An analysis of the aspects of "The Colbert Report" that add to its success as a show.