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The //Journal of Business Communication// (JBC) is a publication of the Association for Business Communication (ABC). The journal publishes manuscripts that contribute “to knowledge and theory of business communication as a distinct, multifaceted field approached through the administrative disciplines, the liberal arts, and the social sciences.” The primary audience is members of the ABC, which is an international organization committed to fostering excellence in business communication scholarship, research, education, and practice. The membership is very diverse, serving such interdisciplinary fields as management, marketing, English, linguistics, and information systems. International Communication Cultural Identity Leadership Communications Technology Nonverbal Communications || Corporate communications Social responsibility Corporate identity Corporate strategy Disclosures Leadership styles || || ** Topics ** || ** Key Words ** || || ** School board, communication policy, metacommunication, e-mail, nonverbal cues, sociolinguistics, organizational justice  ** || || ** Emerging Technologies, Stockholders in Cyberspace, Multicommunicating, Promotional Language   ** || **  Business communication, Web 2.0, communication technology, sensemaking, stockholders, multitasking, polychronicity, press releases, news editing   ** || 
 * Journal Name:** Journal of Business Communication (JBC)
 * Brief Description:**
 * ** Major Key Words by Year ** ||
 * ** 2007 ** || ** 2008 ** ||
 * Globalization
 * ** Publication Date **
 * ** July 2008, Volume 45, No. 3 ** || Corporate Reporting, Audit Reports, Social Responsibility Reporting, Crisis Communication Responses, Academic Research  || Voluntary disclosures, reporting, strategy, taxonomy, government, bias, corporate social responsibility, South Africa, technology, case study, scholarship, research ||
 * April 2008, Volume 45, No. 2 || Corporate Reporting, Mission Statements, Risk Reporting, Academic Research, Graphics and Presentation of Annual Reports || Corporate identity, image, ethos, disclosures, graphs, visual misrepresentation, study, prospectus ||
 * January 2008, Volume 45, No. 1 || Corporate Communication Strategy, Developing Identity in a Global Context, Leadership Style  ||  Initial public offering, corporate strategy, market signal, case study, Indian call center, discourse, supervision, job satisfaction   ||
 * October 2007, Volume 44, No. 4 || ** Storytelling and Networking, Genre Patterns in Communication Zones, Crisis Communications,  **
 * Perception of Journal Quality ** || **  Sensemaking, action research, identity, international communication, hegemony, image restoration, journal criteria  ** ||
 * July 2007, Volume 44, No. 3 || ** Cultural Identity’s Role in Intercultural Business Communication,   **
 * Evolution of Corporate Homepages,  **
 * Language Matters in Global Communication,  **
 * Making Research More Relevant  ** || **  Cultural identity, culture, intercultural communication, Web sites, standardization, design, language, globalization, research, interagency collaboration, globalizatio n  ** ||
 * April 2007, Volume 44, No. 2 || ** Controversial Communication, Nonverbal Communications, Rapport Management  **
 * January 2007, Volume 44, No. 1
 * October 2006, Volume 43, No. 4 || ** Communication in the Transition to Self-Directed Work Teams,   **
 * Motivating Language in Industry,  **
 * Computer-Mediated Asynchronous Communication to Improve Team Processes,  **
 * Graduating Students’ Responses to Recruitment Advertisements,  **
 * Business Communication Research  ** || **  <span style="FONT-FAMILY: 'Times New Roman', Times, serif">Self-directed work teams, managerial communication, motivating language, job satisfaction, leadership, computer-mediated communication, team processes, collaboration, asynchronous communication, applicants, advertisements, recruitment, research, new knowledge   ** ||