The National Communication Association has officially approved the creation of the Economics, Communication, and Society division. I am truly humbled by how quickly you stepped up to make this happen because this result belongs entirely to you.
May 30, 2016
Final supporters
In support of our efforts to propose a new division called "Economics, Communication, and Society" (call below), the National Communication Association has asked us to demonstrate a show of support amongst NCA members.
If you believe our division should be created and are a NCA member, please take thirty seconds to sign the petition below with your full name, e-mail, and affiliation.
The full division proposal is available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYLCLT56n9uS4h...
Thank you for your consideration,
ECS Planning Committee
Joshua Hanan (co-chair), J. Kurr (co-chair), Catherine Chaput, George Cheney, Dale Cyphert, Lawrence Grossberg, Carey Hardin, Mark Hayward, David Hingstman, Sean Kennedy, Chad Nelson, Mitch Reyes, William Saas, Yvonne Slosarski, Amanda Szabo, Christopher Toula, Joseph Turow
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Reached 100 supporters
May 20, 2016
42 Comments
Economics directly influences human relations and their patterns of communication, and we have a solid cohort of folks working in this crucial area. I am all for an NCA division and would be a member.
Assistant Professor of Communication at Christopher Newport University; economics enthusiast
I highly approve of this new addition to the NCA lineup. We all know that money is rhetorical and markets are rhetorical. Hence, the rationale to study movements like the Occupy Wall Street Movement. I hope that you consider ECS as a viable track within the discipline of rhetoric.
The intersection of economics, communication, and society is an important lens through which to examine the material effects of communication. I strongly support this initiative to add a division devoted to the subject.
Wonderful idea - one needed in our Association given the number of folks interested in the arts and science - the cultural criticism and praxis - of economics and class. Please let me know how else I may help with this project.
For those interested in the rhetoric of science, this is a welcome development.
University of Kansas
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The National Communication Association has officially approved the creation of the Economics, Communication, and Society division. I am truly humbled by how quickly you stepped up to make this happen because this result belongs entirely to you.
May 30, 2016
Final supporters
In support of our efforts to propose a new division called "Economics, Communication, and Society" (call below), the National Communication Association has asked us to demonstrate a show of support amongst NCA members.
If you believe our division should be created and are a NCA member, please take thirty seconds to sign the petition below with your full name, e-mail, and affiliation.
The full division proposal is available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kYLCLT56n9uS4h...
Thank you for your consideration,
ECS Planning Committee
Joshua Hanan (co-chair), J. Kurr (co-chair), Catherine Chaput, George Cheney, Dale Cyphert, Lawrence Grossberg, Carey Hardin, Mark Hayward, David Hingstman, Sean Kennedy, Chad Nelson, Mitch Reyes, William Saas, Yvonne Slosarski, Amanda Szabo, Christopher Toula, Joseph Turow
Updates
Reached 100 supporters
May 20, 2016
42 Comments
Since classical economics, issues of comm have been highly relevant to economic ones. Neoclassical economics divided the human from the economic, and we need to re-suture that relationship. This division is a great step towards humanizing our economies.
Economics directly influences human relations and their patterns of communication, and we have a solid cohort of folks working in this crucial area. I am all for an NCA division and would be a member.
Assistant Professor of Communication at Christopher Newport University; economics enthusiast
I highly approve of this new addition to the NCA lineup. We all know that money is rhetorical and markets are rhetorical. Hence, the rationale to study movements like the Occupy Wall Street Movement. I hope that you consider ECS as a viable track within the discipline of rhetoric.
The intersection of economics, communication, and society is an important lens through which to examine the material effects of communication. I strongly support this initiative to add a division devoted to the subject.
Wonderful idea - one needed in our Association given the number of folks interested in the arts and science - the cultural criticism and praxis - of economics and class. Please let me know how else I may help with this project.
For those interested in the rhetoric of science, this is a welcome development.
University of Kansas
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Since classical economics, issues of comm have been highly relevant to economic ones. Neoclassical economics divided the human from the economic, and we need to re-suture that relationship. This division is a great step towards humanizing our economies.