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The Harvard International Journal of Press/Politics analyzes the interaction of the press, politics, and public policy-making. Committed to reflecting a broad spectrum of intellectual disciplines and practitioner experience, Press/Politics bridges the gap between research in the social sciences and the broader world of journalists, broadcasters, and public policymakers.
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Volume 5, Number 1, Winter 2000Table of Contents
Feature Article
Longer Articles
Congress and the News Media
- Social Access to the Internet
- pp. 50-61
Shorter Articles
Election 2000
- The Rise of the "E-Precinct"
- pp. 78-81
- An "Interactive" Opportunity
- pp. 82-85
- The Y2K Political Explosion
- pp. 86-88
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