Edited by Peter Loge
Rowman & Littlefield, 2020 304 pages
From the publisher: “Political Communication Ethics: Theory and Practice introduces students to how political communication professionals ought to behave, and how they actually behave. The chapters by both scholars and practitioners will help students wrestle with the question of what ethical responsibilities, if any, political communications professionals have.”
Edited by Edited by Candice J. Nelson, David A. Dulio, and Stephen K. Medvic
Brookings 2004, 262 pages
From the publisher: “To many, the term “campaign ethics” is an oxymoron. Questionable campaign conduct occurs at many levels, from national presidential elections to local delegate contests. Campaign ethics goes beyond mere “ethical dilemmas,” or trying to decide whether or not a particular act is above board. “
Political Communication Ethics: An Oxymoron?
Edited by Robert E. Denton, Jr.
Praeger 2000, 288 pages
From the publisher: “This essay collection examines ethical concerns related to the traditional areas of political communication, including campaigns, media, discourse, and advertising, as well as new technologies, including the Internet. In total, the collection provides one of the few volumes to examine political ethics from an academic perspective rather than from a moralistic or rule orientation.”
Ethical Dimensions of Political Communication
Edited by Robert Denton, Jr.
Praeger 1991, 264 pages
From the publisher: “This unique study is the first to focus specifically on political communication ethics. Denton has brought together a group of works that address ethical concerns related to political communication, including political culture, campaigns, media, advertising, ghostwriting, discourse, politicians, and new technologies. All of the contributors raise a number of salient questions and discuss various methods, criteria, and issues for exploring and addressing ethical concerns.”