Petition for the Economics, Communication, and Society Division at NCA
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John Lyne
10 years ago
For those interested in the rhetoric of science, this is a welcome development.
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Amanda Szabo
10 years ago
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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.
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Robert McDonald
10 years ago
University of Kansas
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Michael Lane Bruner
10 years ago
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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.
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Chad Nelson
10 years ago
Penn State
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charles conrad
10 years ago
I may've already signed this. So, unless it's a Chicago-style election, please don't count me twice.
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Mary Vavrus
10 years ago
Mary Vavrus
University of Minnesota
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Matthew May
10 years ago
Associate Professor, Texas A&M
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George Cheney
10 years ago
A very timely and important proposal!
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Eric Netterlund
10 years ago
University of Colorado Boulder
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Whitney Gent
10 years ago
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Paul Turpin
10 years ago
University of the Pacific
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David Deifell
10 years ago
Clarke University
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Dustin Greenwalt
10 years ago
Penn State Communication Arts & Sciences
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Joseph Sery
10 years ago
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Assistant Professor of Communication at Christopher Newport University; economics enthusiast
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Winnie Obike
10 years ago
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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.
For those interested in the rhetoric of science, this is a welcome development.
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.
University of Kansas
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.
Penn State
I may've already signed this. So, unless it's a Chicago-style election, please don't count me twice.
Mary Vavrus University of Minnesota
Associate Professor, Texas A&M
A very timely and important proposal!
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Wisconsin - Madison
University of the Pacific
Clarke University
Penn State Communication Arts & Sciences
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.
University of Maryland
University of Maryland
UNC Chapel Hill
Much needed!