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ARTICLES, PAPERS & COMMENTARIES:
Dervin, B., Foreman-Wernet, L., Jansen, S. C., Schaefer, D. J., & Shields,
P. (2001, May). Freedom is
another word for nothing left to lose: On the inextricable necessity of
theorizing <----> philosophizing in disciplining policy/practice.
Paper presented at the meeting of the International Communication Association,
Washington, DC.
Dervin, B., & Shields, P. (1998). Some guidelines for a philosophy of communicating with citizens in the new regulatory environment. In F. Sevel (Ed.), Compendium of resources on consumer education (pp. 69-85). Columbus, OH: The National Regulatory Research Institute.
Dervin, B., & Shields, P. (1999). Adding the missing user to policy discourse: Understanding US user telephone privacy concerns. Telecommunications Policy, 23, 403-435.
Dervin, B.. Shields, P. & Song, M. (2005). More than misunderstanding, less than war: "Administrative"
and "critical" theories, field cohesion, and (im)possible dialogue. Paper presented at the International Communication Association annual meeting, New York City, May.
MEETINGS, CONFERENCES, & WORKSHOPS:
Shields, P., & Dervin, B. (1996, May). Sense-Making and the missing user in telecommunication policy research. Paper presented at a non-divisional workshop held at the meeting of the International Communication Association, Chicago.
Shields, P. (1999, May). The role of Sense-Making in critical policy research: Theoretical and methodological issues. Paper presented at a non-divisional workshop held at the meeting of the International Communication Association, San Francisco.
Shields, P. (2003, May). Sense-Making political economy: Some thoughts on bridging the metatheory-method divide. Paper presented at a non-divisional workshop held at the meeting of the International Communication Association, San Diego, CA.
Shields, P., & Dervin, B. (2005, May). Putting the Missing User back into Telecommunication Policy Research: Applying Sense-Making Methodology. Paper presented at a non-divisional workshop held at the meeting of the International Communication Association, New York City.