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Content
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Introduction
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1 Stimulating the Debate on Public Relations Theory
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2 The Relevance of Epistemology and Trust
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3 From Interdisciplinary Frameworks to Applications in Business and Politics
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4 Contributing to Legitimisation, Crisis Avoidance and Reputation Management
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5 Beyond Excellence and Rhetoric: Global Developments in Theory Development
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6 The Future and Thanksgiving
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Part I Public Relations, Intereffication and Trust
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Public Relations Theory: The Reconstructive Approach
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1 Reconstructive Approach and Social Theory
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2 Structures and Processes of PR or Communication Management
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3 Connections to Reality and Reconstructing Reality
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4 Concluding Remarks
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References
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The Intereffication Model: Theoretical Discussions and Empirical Research
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1 The Intereffication Model
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2 Research based on the Intereffication Model: A Selection
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3 Conclusion
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References
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Trust and Credibility - Prerequisites for Communication Management
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1 Trust, Public Trust and Credibility Definition of Terms
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2 "Trust" as the Subject of Scholarly Research
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3 "Trust" from the Vantage Points of Various Disciplines
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4 "Trust" in Communication Studies: Credibility and Public Trust
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References
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Part II Advancements in Communication Management
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Corporate Communication Revisited: Integrating Business Strategy and Strategic Communication
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1 Integrated Communication as an End in itself?
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2 Value-Based Management: from Shareholder-Value to Stakeholder-Value
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3 Strategy and Communication: Four Types of Contribution to Value-Creation
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4 Integration and Coordination as Key Effects of Corporate Communication
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5 Theory of Corporate Communication
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6 Integrated Communication
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7 Summary and Outlook
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References
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Organization and Communication: An Integrative Approach to Public Relations and Communication Management
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1 Background: Organizations as Parts of Society
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2 Approach: Public Relations and Communication Management
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3 Consequences: Communication Management and Added Value
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References
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Organizational Communication and Public Relations: A Conceptual Framework for a Common Ground
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1 Introduction
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2 Theoretical Developments in Organizational Communication: Communication as the Core Element of Organizations
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3 Decisions as the Characteristic Form of Organizational Communication
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4 Strategies of De-Paradoxification
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5 Organizational Communication between Consistency and Contingency: a Conceptual Framework
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6 Challenges for Communication Management
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References
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The True, the Good and the Beautiful: Reputation Management in the Media Society
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1 Introduction
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2 Literature Overview: The Concept of Reputation in Professional Discourse
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3 Three Dimensions of Reputation: Functional, Social and Expressive
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4 The Emperor Augustus Or Why Reputation Pays
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5 Reputation as a Core Concept in Public Relations
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6 Reputation and Medialised Communications
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7 Logic of Reputation Constitution in the Media Society
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8 Conclusion
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9 Discussion
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References
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Internal Communication and Leadership
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1 Introduction
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2 Leadership Communication Outline of an Emerging Concept
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3 Leadership Communication and Internal Communication
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4 Implications for Research and PR Practice
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References
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Internal Communication as Management of Trust Relations: A Theoretical Framework
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1 Introduction
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2 General Framework: Change and Uncertainty
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3 Trust as the Subject of Scientific Research
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4 Shaping of Trust as a Concept for Internal Communication
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5 Examples for Implementation
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6 Conclusion: Corporate Communication Fosters Trust in Management
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References
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Evaluating Strategic Communication: Theoretical and Methodological Requirements
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1 The Practice of Evaluation
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2 Communication-Based Theories of Evaluation
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3 Economic and Value-Based Evaluation
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4 Integrating the Dimensions of Evaluation
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References
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Political Public Relations: Research on its Success and its Influence on German Media Coverage
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1 Introduction
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2 Current State of German Determination Research
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3 Current State of German Research on Election Campaigns and PR
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4 Conclusion
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References
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Public Relations and Public Diplomacy: Some Conceptual Explorations
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1 Conceptual Systems of Public Diplomacy
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2 A Question of Terminology
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3 Publics and National Images
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4 Three Views of Public Relations Different Views of Public Diplomacy?
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5 Concluding Remarks
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References
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Communication Management, Organizational Communication and Public Relations: Developments and Future Directions from a German Perspective
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1 Introduction
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2 Public Relations: Disciplinary Status
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3 Competing Terms
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4 Future Directions
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References
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Part III European Perspectives in Communication Management
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Reflection: Legitimising Late Modernity
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1 Introduction
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2 Co-Evolution of Society and Organisation
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3 Adjustments of Modernity
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4 Legitimate Practice as Reflection
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5 Differing Contemporary Ideals
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6 Perspectives
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References
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Public Relations, Persuasion and Propaganda: Truth, Knowledge, Spirituality and Mystique
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1 Introduction
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2 Methodological Issues
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3 Conclusions and Implications
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References
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Public Relations and Power: How Hard is Soft Power?
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1 Prolegomenon
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2 Argument
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3 Conclusion
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4 Epilogue
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References
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Intangible Assets and Communication
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1 Introduction
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2 Defining Intangible Assets
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3 Reputation Capital and Communication
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4 Structural Capital
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5 Communication as an Intangible Asset
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6 Communication Management and Intangible Assets
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7 Measuring Communication ROI
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References
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Glocalising Public Relations and Crisis Communication: Bridging Gaps of Trust in Multicultural Societies
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1 Introduction
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2 Public Relations and Crisis Communication
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3 Multicultural Publics, Ethnicity and Intercultural Communication1
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4 An Empirical Example: Glocal Communities in the Neighbourhoods of Malmö, Sweden
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5 Public Relations in a Basement in Rosengård, Malmö
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6 Glocal Identities and New Publics to Relate to
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References
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Risks and Crises in Virtual Publicity Risks and Crises in Virtual Publicity – Can Publicity Crises Be Prevented by Public Relations in the Cyberspace?
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1 Introduction
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2 The Concepts "Publics" and "Publicity"
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3 The Internet
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4 Public Sphere and Counter-Public Sphere
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5 PR and Traditional Mass Media a Cracking Symbiosis?
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6 PR in Cyberspace
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7 Conclusions
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References
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Communication Management in Europe – Challenges and Opportunities
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1 Introduction
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2 On Public in Public Relations
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3 On "Relations" and "Communication"
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4 The Parameters of the Field
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5 Public Relations as a Separate Research Field
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6 The Definition of the Field
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7 Discussion
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References
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Part IV International Challenges for Public Relations
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Excellence Theory in Public Relations: Past, Present, and Future
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1 Introduction
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2 Two Approaches to Public Relations
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3 Origins of the Strategic Management Paradigm
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4 The IABC Excellence Study
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5 Extending the Excellence Theory to a Global Theory
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6 More About the Strategic Management Role of Public Relations
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7 Recent Research to Enhance the Strategic Role of Public Relations
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8 Moving to the Future
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References
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Rhetorical Perspective and Public Relations: Meaning Matters
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1 Introduction
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2 From Public Sphere to Public Arenas: A Rhetorical "Sense of Place"
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3 Conclusions
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References
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Reconsidering Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility: Public Relations and Ethical Engagement of Employees in a Global Economy
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1 Public Relations, Ethical Dilemmas, and Professional Codes
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2 Public Relations and Social Responsibility
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3 Corporate Social Responsibility
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4 Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility
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5 Reconsidering Strategic CSR: Ethical Engagement of Employees
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6 Conclusions
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Acknowledgement
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References
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Linking Stakeholder Relationships and Corporate Reputation: A Public Relations Framework for Corporate Sustainability
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1 Introduction
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2 About Corporate Governance, Citizenship and Sustainability
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3 Business Becoming Socially Relevant
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4 Public Relations and Sustainability
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5 Stakeholder Relationships
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6 Corporate Reputation
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7 Measuring Corporate Reputation
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8 Linking Stakeholder Relationships with Corporate Reputation
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9 Conclusive Remarks
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References
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Situating Science: Public Relations, Status, and Theoretical Trends
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1 The Business of Branding and University Disciplines
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2 Branding Evolution
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3 Evaluating Brand PR
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References
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Globalization and Public Relations
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1 Introduction
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2 Ethnocentricity in Public Relations
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3 Culture
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4 Political Economy
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5 Media culture
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6 Activism
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7 Can we Adopt Single Strategies for Practicing Public Relations Globally?
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8 The Future
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References
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Annex
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Günter Bentele- Curriculum Vitae
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Publications by Günter Bentele
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1 Monographs and Editions
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2 Edition of Book Series
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3 Articles and Book Chapters
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4 Selection of Research Reports (unpublished)
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About the Editors
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About the Contributors About the Contributors
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