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Public relations : Concepts, Practice and Critique

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This textbook aims to introduce students to key concepts in public relations, using a wide range of interdisciplinary sources, as well as teaching students how to think critically about public relations. It is designed to help readers understand the paradigms which have shaped the discipline and the practice. The book is intended to be accessible, engaging, quirky, and fun. The book helps students engage with difficult questions about public relations. Readers are encouraged to reflect upon their own relationship with the occupation through exercises, critical reflections, questions for discussion, and vignettes. Students are helped to widen their intellectual perspective on the subject of public relations through ′discipline boxes′ which explain source domains, their origins and approaches, and connections to public relations.

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Public relations : Concepts, Practice and Critique, Jacquie L\'Etang

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2008
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Tytuł
Public relations : Concepts, Practice and Critique
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
304
ISBN10
1412930480
ISBN13
9781412930482
Seria
Tagi
Ocena
3,15 z 5
Opis
This textbook aims to introduce students to key concepts in public relations, using a wide range of interdisciplinary sources, as well as teaching students how to think critically about public relations. It is designed to help readers understand the paradigms which have shaped the discipline and the practice. The book is intended to be accessible, engaging, quirky, and fun. The book helps students engage with difficult questions about public relations. Readers are encouraged to reflect upon their own relationship with the occupation through exercises, critical reflections, questions for discussion, and vignettes. Students are helped to widen their intellectual perspective on the subject of public relations through ′discipline boxes′ which explain source domains, their origins and approaches, and connections to public relations.