Images, Scandal, and Communication Strategies of the Clinton Presidency

Subjects:

• Political Science » Presidential Studies
• Communications » Political Communications

Reviews:

• Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates, graduate students, and scholars of political communication and rhetoric.
  —Choice December 2003

Table of Contents:

• Series Foreword
• Preface
• The Political Image Management Dynamics of President Bill Clinton by Kenneth Hacker, Maury Giles, and Aja Guerrero
• Clinton's Public Relations Nightmares Begin by John C. Tedesco
• Clinton's Televised Town Meetings as a Political Strategy: The Illusion of Control by Rachel L. Holloway
• Behind Their Skirts: Clinton and Women Voters by Mary Christine Banwart and Lynda Lee Kaid
• From First Lady to United States Senator: The Role and Power of Image in the Transmogrifying of Hillary Rodham Clinton by Judith S. Trant and Cady Short-Thompson
• Seven Lessons from President Clinton's Race Initiative: A Post-Mortem on the Politics of Desire by Pat Sullivan and Steve Goldwig
• Bill Clinton in Rhetorical Crisis: The Six Stages of Scandal and Impeachment by Craig Allen Smith
• Resurrecting the Clinton Presidency: A Linguistic Profile by Roderick Hart and J. Kanan Sawyer
• Clinton's Rhetoric Contrition by Ronald Lee and Matthew H. Barton
• The Framing of Network News Coverage During the First Three Months of the Clinton-Lewinsky Scandal by Kate M. Kenski
• The Rhetoric of Presidential Approval: Media Polling and the White House Intern Scandal by J. Michael Hogan
• William Jefferson Clinton and the Symbolic Dimensions of the American Presidency: Issues of Character and Public Trust by Robert E. Denton Jr.
• Selected Bibliography
• Index