EDWARD A. HINCK is Assistant Professor of Communications and Director of Forensics at Central Michigan University. He has coached debate for thirteen years and taught argumentation, public speaking, communication theory, and rhetorical theory and criticism.

• Political Debates and the Enactment of LeadershipThe First Kennedy-Nixon DebateThe Second, Third, and Fourth Kennedy-Nixon DebatesThe 1976 Presidential Debates: Gerald Ford versus Jimmy CarterThe 1980 Debates: Ronald Reagan versus John Anderson and Ronald Reagan versus Jimmy CarterThe 1984 Presidential Debates: Ronald Reagan versus Walter MondaleThe 1988 Presidential Debates: George Bush versus Michael DukakisThe Vice Presidential Debates of 1976, 1984, and 1988Re-Assessing the Rhetorical Functions of Political DebatesSelected BibliographyIndex

EDWARD A. HINCK is Assistant Professor of Communications and Director of Forensics at Central Michigan University. He has coached debate for thirteen years and taught argumentation, public speaking, communication theory, and rhetorical theory and criticism.

• Political Debates and the Enactment of LeadershipThe First Kennedy-Nixon DebateThe Second, Third, and Fourth Kennedy-Nixon DebatesThe 1976 Presidential Debates: Gerald Ford versus Jimmy CarterThe 1980 Debates: Ronald Reagan versus John Anderson and Ronald Reagan versus Jimmy CarterThe 1984 Presidential Debates: Ronald Reagan versus Walter MondaleThe 1988 Presidential Debates: George Bush versus Michael DukakisThe Vice Presidential Debates of 1976, 1984, and 1988Re-Assessing the Rhetorical Functions of Political DebatesSelected BibliographyIndex

EDWARD A. HINCK is Assistant Professor of Communications and Director of Forensics at Central Michigan University. He has coached debate for thirteen years and taught argumentation, public speaking, communication theory, and rhetorical theory and criticism.

• Political Debates and the Enactment of LeadershipThe First Kennedy-Nixon DebateThe Second, Third, and Fourth Kennedy-Nixon DebatesThe 1976 Presidential Debates: Gerald Ford versus Jimmy CarterThe 1980 Debates: Ronald Reagan versus John Anderson and Ronald Reagan versus Jimmy CarterThe 1984 Presidential Debates: Ronald Reagan versus Walter MondaleThe 1988 Presidential Debates: George Bush versus Michael DukakisThe Vice Presidential Debates of 1976, 1984, and 1988Re-Assessing the Rhetorical Functions of Political DebatesSelected BibliographyIndex