Thinking Clearly: Cases in Journalist Decision-Making - Book Info

February 15, 2003

Thinking ClearlyThinking Clearly: Cases in Journalist Decision-Making
-- edited by Tom Rosenstiel and Amy Mitchell

Working with academic advisors and a team of long-time journalists, CCJ's partner the Project for Excellence in Journalism created a case study curriculum for teaching journalistic process and practice.

This unique journalism textbook offers students the opportunity to discuss eight case studies in decision-making — including: Watergate, online journalism, the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal, and the Columbine school shooting.

An accompanying set of teaching notes is available online.

To order, or for more information: Visit Columbia University Press online or call 1-800-944-8648. The book is also available through Amazon.com.

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