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Diffusion of innovations

Everett M. Rogers

2003

Talking sexuality

S. Shirley Feldman

2002

Spider communication

Peter Witt, Peter Nikolaus Witt, Jerome Rovner

1982

The Afrocentric idea

Molefi K. Asante

1987

How PowerPoint makes you stupid

Franck Frommer

2012

Engage

Brian Solis

2010

Communications and media

George N. Gordon

1975

The Emoji Code

Vyvyan Evans

2017

Ethics in human communication

Richard L. Johannesen

1975

Analog integrated circuits for communication

Kartikeya Mayaram, Donald Oscar Pederson

1991

How to Win Campaigns

Chris Rose

2010

Parents, children and communication

Thomas J. Socha

1995

Family violence from a communication perspective / edited by Dudley D. Cahn and Sally A. Lloyd

Dudley D. Cahn

1996

Sensemaking in organizations

Karl E. Weick

1995

Communication and organizational crisis

Matthew W. Seeger, Timothy L. Sellnow, Robert R. Ulmer

2003

Theories of human communication

Karen A. Foss, Stephen W. Littlejohn

1983 ★ 4.3

Intercultural communication theory

William B. Gudykunst

1983

How real is real?

Paul Watzlawick

1976

Communicating employee responsibilities and rights

Chimezie A. B. Osigweh

1987

Turning to one another

Margeret J. Wheatley

2002

Modern Political Communications

James Stanyer

2007

Communication Sciences and Disorders

Laura M. Justice

2005

Literacy in the New Media Age (Literacies)

Gunther Kress

2003

The art of communication in nursing and health care

Theresa Raphael-Grimm

2015

Social skills in interpersonal communication

DICKSON, Hargie SAUNDERS, Owen Hargie et al.

1981

Dissent in organizations

Jeffrey W. Kassing

2011

Interpersonal communication

Daniel J. Canary

1994

Library communication

Donald E. Riggs

1991

A dictionary of communication and media studies

Watson, James

1984

Language and communication

Miller, George A.

1963

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