TYANNA K. HERRINGTON

Who Owns My Work?: The State of Work for Hire for Academics in Technical Communication
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 125-153. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

ISABELLE THOMPSON

Women and Feminism in Technical Communication: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Journal Articles Published in 1989 through 1997
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 154-178. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

VALERIE PRISCILLA GOBY

All Business Students Need to know the Same Things!: The Non-Culture-Specific Nature of Communication Needs
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 179-189. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

STEVEN M. RALSTON and WILLIAM G. KIRKWOOD

The Trouble with Applicant Impression Management
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 190-207. [PDF] [References]  

MIKE MARKEL

Distance Education and the Myth of the New Pedagogy
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 208-222. [PDF] [References]  

Libby Miles

Book Reviews
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 223-226. [PDF]  

Book Reviews
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 223-236. [PDF]  

Dale L. Sullivan

Book Reviews
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 226-229. [PDF]  

Deborah C. Andrews

Book Reviews
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 229-231. [PDF]  

Ellen Barton

Book Reviews
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 1999 13: 232-236. [PDF] [References]  

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