| The IRE Journal 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Attending to detail, striving for meaning.(Walt Harrington, author and staff writer for The Washington Post Magazine)(Interview) | Literature/writing | Hobbs, Dawn |
| A win for open documents.(legal decisions favour rights for public scrutiny of government documents) | Literature/writing | Armao, Rosenmary |
| Covering your local electric co-op. | Literature/writing | Fox, Jeff |
| Defining a "full" record.(public records) | Literature/writing | Wendling, Ted |
| Drawing conclusions from investigative reporting: where should journalists draw the line?(Cover Story) | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| Editorial writing & investigative journalism: reporting on the way to judgement. | Literature/writing | Davis, Carlyn Joyce |
| Facing the obstacle course.(Broadcast Freelancing) | Literature/writing | Scurka, Kathy Wolff, Scurka, Gary |
| Freedom, chains and sitting on fences.(Magazine Freelancing) | Literature/writing | Selcraig, Bruce |
| From generalist to specialist: investigating international trade and transportation | Literature/writing | Fabey, Mike |
| From slave narratives to Pulitzer Prizes.(African-American Coverage and Investigative Reporting) | Literature/writing | Gallimore, Tim, Dunlap, Lillian |
| Guerin's death mobilizes journalists.(Veronica Guerin) | Literature/writing | Marron, Maria B. |
| Impressions from a NICAR trainer. (National Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting) | Literature/writing | LaFleur, Jennifer |
| Inside "smoke screen."(Walt Bogdanich's affidavit against tobacco industry)(Transcript) | Literature/writing | Bogdanich, Walter |
| Interviewing insights.(the art of interviewing) | Literature/writing | Armao, Rosemary |
| Investigating law firms.(ways to gain information on law firms) | Literature/writing | Jensen, Rita Henley |
| It's no secret ... or is it?(debate over definition of investigative journalism) | Literature/writing | Armao, Rosemary |
| Making points, figuring solutions. (editorial writing) | Literature/writing | |
| Mining data from the Census Board. | Literature/writing | South, Jeff |
| Muckraking for fun, not necessarily profit.(Working as Your Own Publisher) | Literature/writing | Yant, Martin |
| Psyches and investigative work.(investigative work causes psychological problems in journalists) | Literature/writing | Hunter, Mark |
| Public journalism from the streets. (Investigating the Neighbourhood) | Literature/writing | Archer, Jeff |
| Reflections of a lapsed freelancer: dealing with unanswered query letters and pleas for payment | Literature/writing | Hammond, Ruth |
| Researching an assassination.(1935 murder of an investigative journalist) | Literature/writing | Woodbury, Marda Liggett |
| Seeking truth in Croatia.(practicing journalism in post-war Croatia) | Literature/writing | Armao, Rosemary |
| Sizing up your school district.(Investigating Troubled Systems, Lack of Resources) | Literature/writing | Heaney, Jim |
| The cases of Richard Angelico. (New Orleans TV reporter) | Literature/writing | Alexander, S.L. |
| The making of an investigative think tank.(Center for Public Integrity) | Literature/writing | Lewis, Charles |
| Transformations in Mexico lead to new, complex stories. | Literature/writing | Armendares, Pedro Enrique |
| When law-enforcement agencies turn into suspects. | Literature/writing | Burnham, David |
| Writing investigative books. | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
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