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Dhavan
V. Shah
is Louis A. and Mary E. Maier-Bascom Professor at the University
of Wisconsin-Madison, where he focuses on political and
strategic communication. He is faculty in the School
of Journalism and Mass Communication and the Department
of Political Science. His research concerns the social
psychology of media influence with particular attention
to communication effects on political judgment, public opinion,
lifestyle politics, and civic participation. He has authored
over 60 journal articles and book chapters and received
grants from Ford, PBS, CPB, Carnegie, Pew, Rockefeller Brothers,
C.I.R.C.L.E. and Russell Sage. For details, see the Research
and CV sections.
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Call
for Papers:
Special
Issue of Political Communication: Communication
and Political Socialization |
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University Affiliations:
Political
Communication at the UW: A cross-departmental consortium
of faculty examining the connections between mass media, citizen
communication, and politics. The website lists faculty affiliates,
their interests and departmental affiliations, and courses available
to students. |
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Consumer
Culture and Civic Participation (CCCP): A working group
investigating the fluid and evolving relationship among mass media,
consumption, markets, and civic and political life. Organizer
of "The Politics of Consumption/The Consumption of Politics"
coinference and ANNALS volume. |
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Mass
Communications Research Center - "Media and Politics"
(MCRC-MAP): This research team explores the psychological
underpinnings of political communication influences, especially
message framing and priming effects, using dynamic online survey
experiments. |
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Mass
Communications Research Center - "Blog Club" (MCRC-BC):
This research team explores the social and psychological effects
of the blogosphere using surveys and experiments. |
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Points of Interest:
Arts
& Letters Daily: Philosophy, literature,
language, ideas, criticism, culture, history, music, art, politics,
trends, breakthroughs, disputes, and gossip.
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