Human Communication

A Journal of the Pacific and Asian Communication Association

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HUMAN COMMUNICATION
2007, 10 (1)	2007, 10 (2)	2007, 10 (3)	2007, 10 (4)
Segumpan	Houser	Allen	Trimbitas
Jordan	Westerman	Forward	Blanquicett
Dong	Carter	Rucker	Rucker
Leshner	Lin	Kim	Madlock
Kassing	Avtgis	Onuzulike	Teven
	Egger	Findley	Qin
		Bakar	Witt
		Amad	Benoit
		Shirley	Yun
		Dugas	Kassing
		Houser	Rathbun
		Maier
		Nakabayashi
		Norris
		Wrench
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HUMAN COMMUNICATION 11
2008,11 (1)	2008, 11 (2)	2008, 11 (3)	2008, 11 (4)
Wei Sun	Satoshi	DiCioccio	Teven
Mansson	Faylor	Wrench	Wrench
Dong	Carter	Goodboy	Rucker
DunLeavy	Dragan	Salleh	Edwards
Sideliner	Katt	Bahk	Lee
Goodboy	Maier	Sidelinger	Tian
Madlock	Witt	Dillow	Holba
Booth-Butterfield	Loveless	Hickson	Kim
Johnson	Wither
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HUMAN COMMUNICATION 12
2009, 12 (1)	2009, 12 (2)	2009, 12 (3)	2009, 12 (4)
Myung-Seok Park	Su Ahn Jang	Baghestan	Rucker
Kazoleas	Del Villar	Dilbeck	Henningsen
Forward	McCroskey	Staggers	Maki
Tamam	Keiko	Cowan	Sidelinger
Punyanunt-Carter	Yoo	Ahmad	Brogan
Jan-song Lee	Merkin	Kweon	Campbell
Benoit	Urista		Katt
Young-Ok Lee	Self		Wagner
			Amsbary
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HUMAN COMMUNICATION 13
2010,13 (1)	2010, 13 (2)	2010, 13 (3)	2010, 13 (4)
Rucker	Johnson	Tamam	Benoit
Dong	Teven	Ahmad	Wrench
Spott	O’Connell	Faro	Levine
Ahmad	Benoit	Knapp
		DelVillar
		Osman
		Wrench
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HUMAN COMMUNICATION 14
2011,14 (1)	2011, 14 (2)	2011, 14 (3)	2011, 14 (4)
Cagle	Gunther	Benoit	Green
Stewart	Watson	Ruminski	Zhang
Henningsen	Grellhesl	Liu	Ahmad
Butler	Fedechko	XU Yaping	Madlock
Powers		Damron	Benoit
		Jang
		Dalib
		Khattri
		Shariff
		Volkman
		Shen
		Powers
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Call for Manuscript Submissions to Human Communication

Human Communication (a publication of the Pacific and Asian Communication Association)

The Editor of Human Communication is seeking submissions of manuscripts to be considered for publication in the 2007 issues (Volume 10) of the journal. Quantitative and/or qualitative research papers which center or communication interactions between humans will be considered for publication. Papers which focus on communication between people from differing cultures and/or between people within a given culture are encouraged. Manuscripts which deal with interpersonal communication, intercultural communication, political communication, instructional communication, organizational communication, nonverbal communication, health communication, group communication, persuasive communication, relational communication, family communication, communication traits, the biology of communication, and manuscripts which deal with comparisons or contrasts between the communication of people from different cultures are particularly appropriate for submission. The submission of critical/cultural manuscripts, manuscripts which center on critiquing the work of other scholars, and manuscripts that do not focus on human communication are not encouraged.

Submissions to the editor of Human Communication should be submitted electronically in English to the Editor (Virginia P. Richmond) at DRVPR1@UAB.EDU. The manuscript should be single spaced in WordPerfect (preferred) or Word (acceptable). It is anticipated that most submissions will be evaluated in no more than 10 work days (which means weekends and holidays are not included). It is anticipated that brief (5-10 printed pages) and longer (11-30 printed pages) articles will be published. All submissions should adhere to the guidelines of the APA Style Manual. Beginning with the tenth volume the journal has become an “electronic first” journal. That is, each issue is published electronically on a quarterly schedule. Hard copy of selected articles will be produced in normal book/journal format and distributed to members of PACA at the end of the volume year.

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