Books as a political communication medium in the United States

Article Abstract:

Books are an important communication tool in the United States attracting huge partisan non-profit funding and proving to be very influential. The phenomenon is the result of pull and push factors in the production and consumption of political books, with popular dissatisfaction with the mainstream media in terms of fairness, accuracy and depth of political coverage, and promotion and funding from interested parties.

Analysis, Communication in politics, Political communication, Politics in literature, Political literature, Political science literature

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U.S. export and import data for books

Article Abstract:

The latest publishing export and import statistics as compiled by the U.S. Department of Commerce, the U.S. Treasury, and the U.S. International Trade Commission is highlighted. Trade statistics provides with insights into growing export markets, the rationale for looking closer at an otherwise small market, and indicates a trend in the dollar value of exported and imported books.

Foreign trade, International trade, Books

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