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Prasch, University of WisconsinĬindy Koenig Richards, Willamette UniversityĬlarke Rountree, University of Alabama-HunsvilleĪllison L. Pezzullo, University of Coloradoĭamien Smith Pfister, University of MarylandĪllison M. Trevor Parry-Giles, University of Maryland Shawn Parry-Giles, University of Maryland Ryan Neville-Shepard, University of ArkansasĬhrista J. McKinnon, University of WisconsinĬharles E. José Ángel Maldonado, Pugit Sound University Keremidchieva, University of MinnesotaĪshley Noel Mack, Louisiana State University Heidt, California State University-NorthridgeĬheryl L. Johanna Hartelius, University of Texas-Austin Harris, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Jeremy David Engels, Penn State University Josue David Cisneros, University of IllinoisĪntonio de Velasco, University of Memphis

Karma R.Chávez, University of Texas-Austin Stephen Howard Browne, Penn State UniversityĬatherine Chaput, University of Nevada, Reno Maegan Parker Brooks, Willamette University Jason Edward Black, University of North Carolina-Charlotte

Hamilton Bean, University of Colorado-Denver Johanna Hartelius, University of Texas at Austin Interim Editorial BoardĪngela J. Langford, Texas Tech University Book Review Editor

Moreover, we welcome essays that explore the nexus of rhetoric, politics, and ethics-the worlds of power, persuasion, and social values as they meet in the crucible of public deliberation, debate, and protest.Ĭatherine L. Of special interest are manuscripts that interrogate dynamics of power and privilege, voice and voicelessness, oppression and resistance as well as axes of identity such as race, gender, sexuality, ability, citizenship, and class, as these take form in concrete rhetorical situations. Critical, analytical, or interpretive essays examining symbolic influences in any historical period (including the contemporary) anywhere in the world are welcome. Arenas of rhetorical investigation might include but are by no means limited to campaigns for social, political, environmental, or economic justice modes of resistance to those campaigns situated instances of executive leadership legislative and judicial deliberations comparative rhetorics transnational diplomacy digital circulation and mediation of public discourse and/or constitution of political and social identities. Rhetoric & Public Affairs is an interdisciplinary journal devoted to the history, theory, and criticism of public discourse.