This Journal publishes articles on the theory, practice, and teaching of professional communication in critical global contexts. Articles can take a variety of forms, including formal empirical studies, illustrative case studies, book, software, and academic program review, and curriculum development. The Journal is primarily cross cultural, concentrating on how professionals from a variety of cultural and rhetorical traditions communicate with each other across a range of contexts using various communication media.
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Vol 4, No 1 (2013)
Special Edition on Human Rights
Edition Editors
David Sapp
Fairfield University, USA
Gerald Savage
Illinois State University, USA
Kyle Mattson
University of Central Arkansas, USA
Edition Editors
David Sapp
Fairfield University, USA
Gerald Savage
Illinois State University, USA
Kyle Mattson
University of Central Arkansas, USA
Table of Contents
Editor Introduction
| After the International Bill of Human Rights (IBHR): Introduction to Special Issue on Human Rights and Professional Communication | |
| David Alan Sapp, Gerald Savage, Kyle Mattson | 1-12 |
Articles
| Global Intellectual Property Law, Human Rights, and Technical Communication | |
| TyAnna Herrington | 13-32 |
| Minga Perú’s Strategy for Social Change in the Peruvian Amazon: A Rhetorical Model for Participatory, Intercultural Practice to Advance Human Rights | |
| Lucia Dura, Arvind Singhal, Eliana Elias | 33-54 |
| Singapore’s Quarantine Rhetoric and Human Rights in Emergency Health Risks | |
| Huiling Ding, Elizabeth Pitts | 55-77 |
| Rhetorically Navigating Rwandan Research Review: A Fantasy Theme Analysis | |
| Rebecca Walton, Ryan Price, Maggie Zraly | 78-102 |
| Writing in Crisis: Rhetorical Considerations in Child Advocate Reports | |
| Melody Bowdon, Melissa Pompos, Anna C. Turner | 103-135 |
Book Reviews
| Review of The Megarhetorics of Global Development. Eds. Rebecca Dingo and J. Blake Scott. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh University Press, 2012, 266 pp. | |
| Massimo Verzella | 136-139 |
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ISSN: 2153-9480