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Decision by debate: A re‐examination

Douglas Ehninger Associate Professor of Speech, University of Florida
Pages 282-287 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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Christopher R. Darr. (2016) Debating diversity: ethics and controversial public issues. Communication Teacher 30:3, pages 147-152.
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Gordon R. Mitchell. (2010) Higher-Order Strategic Maneuvering in Argumentation. Argumentation 24:3, pages 319-335.
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