| The IRE Journal 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A game of fear and arrogance: The ethics of intimate journalism. | Literature/writing | Bell, Bill Jr. |
| Analyzing crashes: how to use computers to get beyond routine coverage. (airline crashes) | Literature/writing | Lehren, Andrew |
| Attacks on journalists: Crossing borders. | Literature/writing | Szymanski, Marcela |
| Attacks on style and substance.(investigative journalist Seymour Hersh) | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| Building your own local hall of records. (database technologies available to reporters) | Literature/writing | Sullivan, Drew |
| Covering the Klan. (Ku Klux Klan) | Literature/writing | |
| Covert newsgathering tactics: debating deceptions. | Literature/writing | Armao, Rosemary |
| Going undercover.(undercover newspaper journalism) | Literature/writing | Gaines, William C. |
| Human rights reporting: beyond body counts and statistics. | Literature/writing | |
| IRE award winners. (Investigative Reporters & Editors Medals) | Literature/writing | Houston, Brant |
| IRE members from small news organizations voice needs. (Investigative Reporters and Editors) | Literature/writing | L'Ecluse, Kathy |
| IRE Web site expanding. (Investigative Reporters and Editors) | Literature/writing | Houston, Brant |
| Juvenile Court: who does it help? (Edward Humes' book 'No Matter How Loud I Shout: A Year in the Life of Juvenile Court') | Literature/writing | |
| New executive order overhauls system: new security classifications. | Literature/writing | Morrissey, David |
| New initiatives planned. (Investigative Reporters and Editors) | Literature/writing | Houston, Brant |
| New year brings FoIA changes, but will they help journalists? (Freedom of Information Act) | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| Reflections on a life of controversial reporting. (The New Yorker magazine reporter Paul Brodeur) | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| Risks and rewards: Crossing borders. | Literature/writing | Brnett, Tracy L. |
| Six openings on board. (Investigative Reporters & Editors Board of Directors) | Literature/writing | |
| The journalist's notebook: grist for inspiration. | Literature/writing | Armao, Rosemary |
| The sweatshop story: using historical context to discover the narrative. | Literature/writing | Lee, Jin |
| The work of Barlett & Steele: why is it so controversial? (investigative reporters Donald Barlett and James Steele's articles on middle class) | Literature/writing | Weinberg, Steve |
| The wrong stuff: investigating NASA and nuclear issues.(US National Aeronautics and Space Administration) | Literature/writing | Grossman, Karl |
| Toxic Deception. (Center for Public Integrity publication) | Literature/writing | Lewis, Charles |
| Updates on FoIA laws. (Freedom of Information Act) | Literature/writing | Edwards, Kathleen |
| Working in the margins: Leon Dash works where others don't - finding the real stories behind poverty, teenage pregnancy and drugs. | Literature/writing | Brown, Florence |
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