TY  - BOOK
AU  - Aldoory,Linda
AU  - Bartlett,Jennifer
AU  - Bhalla,Nandini
AU  - Bourne,Clea
AU  - Bowen,Shannon A.
AU  - Cameron,Glen T.
AU  - Carroll,Craig E.
AU  - Chaidaroon,Suwichit
AU  - Chen,Yi-Ru Regina
AU  - Chon,Myoung-Gi
AU  - Curtin,Patricia A.
AU  - Diers-Lawson,Audra
AU  - Edwards,Lee
AU  - Etter,Michael
AU  - Fawkes,Johanna
AU  - Fisher,Jolene
AU  - Fredriksson,Magnus
AU  - Grunig,James E.
AU  - Hazleton,Vincent
AU  - Heath,Robert L.
AU  - Holladay,Sherry J.
AU  - Hung-Baesecke,Chun-Ju Flora
AU  - Hurst,Bree
AU  - Ihlen,Øyvind
AU  - Ivarsson,Sara
AU  - Jin,Yan
AU  - Kim,Jeong-Nam
AU  - Kruckeberg,Dean
AU  - Lane,Anne
AU  - Ledingham,John A.
AU  - Luoma-aho,Vilma
AU  - Macnamara,Jim
AU  - Murtarelli,Grazia
AU  - Ni,Lan
AU  - Olkkonen,Laura
AU  - Pallas,Josef
AU  - Pang,Augustine
AU  - Pleil,Thomas
AU  - Rodríguez-Salcedo,Natalia
AU  - Romenti,Stefania
AU  - Ruler,Betteke van
AU  - Schulz,Peter J.
AU  - Somerville,Ian
AU  - Sommerfeldt,Erich J.
AU  - Sriramesh,Krishnamurthy
AU  - Starck,Kenneth
AU  - Tachkova,Elina R.
AU  - Tam,Lisa
AU  - Toth,Elizabeth L.
AU  - Tsetsura,Katerina
AU  - Tydings,Emilie
AU  - Valentini,Chiara
AU  - Vujnovic,Marina
AU  - Watson,Tom
AU  - Waymer,Damion
AU  - Weaver,C.Kay
AU  - Williams,Gareth T.
AU  - Winkler,Peter
AU  - Zhengye Hou,Jenny
TI  - Public Relations
T2  - Handbooks of Communication Science ,
SN  - 9783110552294
PY  - 2021///]
CY  - Berlin, Boston : 
PB  - De Gruyter Mouton, 
KW  - Public relations
KW  - Kommunikationswissenschaft
KW  - Marketing
KW  - Public Relations
KW  - Unternehmenskommunikation
KW  - LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Communication Studies
KW  - bisacsh
KW  - Communication Studies
N1  - Frontmatter --; Preface to Handbooks of Communication Science series --; Acknowledgments --; Contents --; Introduction --; 1 Public relations and social influence: Understanding the --;  roots of a contested profession --; Part I – Public Relations: History, Identity and Practice --; 2 Public relations origins and evolution: A global --;  perspective --; 3 Women in public relations: A feminist perspective --; 4 Public relations and the problems of professional --;  identity --; 5 Public relations as a reflective practice --; 6 Public relations and legitimacy --; 7 Public relations, power and control --; Part II – Core Functions of Public Relations --; 8 Public relations as media relations --; 9 Public relations and social media --; 10 Public relations as image and reputation --;  management --; 11 Strategic crisis management: State of the field, --;  challenges and opportunities --; 12 Public relations for stakeholder and societal --;  engagement --; 13 Social advocacy and public relations: Building --;  communitas in the public sphere --; 14 Public relations measurement and evaluation --; Part III – Theories of Public Relations --; 15 The four models of public relations and their research --;  legacy --; 16 The Excellence Theory – origins, contribution and --;  critique --; 17 Personal influence in public relations --; 18 Rhetorical theory of public relations --; 19 Contingency theory of strategic conflict management: --;  Explicating a “grand” theory of public relations --; 20 Global public relations: Multi-paradigmatic --;  perspectives, key approaches and future directions --; 21 Relationship management: Status and theory --; 22 Extending the boundaries of public relations through --;  community-building and organic theories --; 23 Dialogic theory --; 24 A conceptual genealogy of the situational theory of --;  problem solving: Reconceptualizing communication for strategic behavioral --;  communication management --; Part IV – Recent Theorizing in Public Relations --; 25 The strategic application of social capital theory in --;  public relations --; 26 Ideas of public relations in the light of Scandinavian --;  institutionalism --; 27 Public relations and Actor-Network Theory --; 28 Public relations and expectation theory: Introducing --;  Relationship Expectation Theory (RET) for public relations --; 29 Public relations and cultural theories --; 30 Ethical theories and public relations: Global issues and --;  challenges --; Afterwords --; 31 Critical reflections on the field --; 32 Mapping public relations theory: Concluding reflections --;  and future directions --; Contributors to this volume --; Index; restricted access; Issued also in print
N2  - What is public relations? What do public relations professionals do? And what are the theoretical underpinnings that drive the discipline? This handbook provides an up-to-date overview of one of the most contested communication professions. The volume is structured to take readers on a journey to explore both the profession and the discipline of public relations. It introduces key concepts, models, and theories, as well as new theorizing efforts undertaken in recent years. Bringing together scholars from various parts of the world and from very different theoretical and disciplinary traditions, this handbook presents readers with a great diversity of perspectives in the field
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