Volume 17 - Number 4 - October 1997
SPECIAL ISSUE: THE BATTLE FOR BRITAIN: POLITICAL BROADCASTING AND THE BRITISH ELECTION OF 1997
Guest Editor: Nicholas J. Cull

Introduction: the battle for Britain-political broadcasting and the British election of 1997 - Nicholas J. Cull & Richard Howells

The Labour Party - Richard Howells

'Imagine if Labour won the election': the Conservative Party's political broadcasts - Peter Catterall

The Conservative Party's 1997 Party Election Broadcasts in Historical Context - Michael David Kandiahl

The Liberal Democrats - Graham Roberts

Wales: Plaid Cymru in 1997 - Susan Carruthers

'Love not Fear': the Scottish National Party broadcasts, 1997 - Stephen Hay

The Broadcast Media in Northern Ireland - Alan Finlayson

American Influences; the cult of spin - Robin Brown

'Race' - Ian Law

The Referendum Party's Video Mailer Strategy - David Hass

The UK Independence Party - Kate Morris

The Socialist Labour Party - Graham Roberts

The Natural Law Party - Nicholas J. Cull

The Green Party - Nicholas J. Cull

Censored! The Prolife Alliance - Nicholas J. Cull

Manufacturing Voter Confidence: a video analysis of the American 1976 presidential and vice-presidential debates - Christopher A. Maynard

Broadcasting and Politics: Chinese television in the Mao Era, 1958-1976 - Yu Huang & Xu Yu

REVIEW ESSAY: Religious Film and Video in Italy: Father Pio: the night of the prophet (1996) - Lia Beltrami

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