The Political Communication Divisions of the International Communication Association and the American Political Science Association co-sponsor Political Communication, a journal published by Taylor & Francis.
Political Communication: Volume 28 Issue 3 is now available online.
This new issue contains the following articles:
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APSA Political Communication Section Members
As a member of the section, you get online access to the section journal, Political Communication. To access the journal, go to apsanet.org and log in. Then scroll down to section memberships. There will be a link for Political Communications. Click on that as well as on the informaworld.com link that will show up on the next page. That link will take you to issues of the journal.
ICA Political Communication Division Members
As a member of the ICA Political Communication Division, you have access to the full articles of the ICA/APSA journal, Political Communication. To get access online, go to the ICA web site: http://www.icahdq.org/ and log in to the Members Only section. Then click the Publisher Discounts link, which is on the drop-down list while the cursor hovers over Members Only. From there, look under the Taylor & Francis heading for the Political Communication link.
Table of Contents Email Alerts
To sign up for Table of Contents email alerts for new issues of the journal, you must register first on the publisher's website: www.informaworld.com. NOTE: You may have registered already, especially if you used the original vouchers to activate online access to Political Communication. Click Register and provide your name and address, choose a username and password, and agree to the site rules. After completing and submitting the form, you will receive an email message with a confirmation link. Click it, then navigate back to the journal site. At the Political Communication home page, select the Alert link at the upper right. A prompt then asks you to select the type of alert you prefer. Table of Contents alert messages contain links to articles in the issue, but to read these articles, members must sign into the publisher's site after first signing in on the ICA or APSA website.
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