Public Relations
Principles and Practice
Published on 24. April 1997
Book
Paperback/Softback
325 pages
978-1-86152-091-3 (ISBN)
Description
The text examines in detail the theory behind the principles and practice of public relations. The book draws on the opinions, views, expertise and understanding of a range of practitioners and theorists. Information is supported by case vignettes, detailed case studies and end-of-chapter questions; to tackle the issues involved in the principles of public relations as we begin the new millennia. The text will help students and practitioners develop knowledge and skills in the arena of public relations.
Reviews / Votes
1. Introduction and Overview of Public Relations 2. The Role and Function of Public Relations in Organizations 3. The Evolution of Public Relations: Principles and Practice 4. A Strategic Perspective for Public Relations 5. Internal Communications Media 6. Public Relations: The External Publics Context 7. External Public Relations Activities 8. Corporate Social Responsibility: Reputation and Image 9. Financial and Investor Public Relations 10. Government and Lobbying Activities 11. Corporate Advertising: The Generic Image 12. Issues and Crisis Management - Fail Safe Procedures 13. The Interaction Between Public Relations and Marketing 14. The Emergence of Marketing PR 15. Developing a Research Framework: Inductive vs Deductive 16. Measuring the Success Rate: Evaluating the PR Process and PR Programmes 17. Roles and Function: Principles and Practice Revisited Appendix 1: Bibliography Appendix 2: IndexMore details
Edition
New edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Target group
College/higher education
Edition type
New edition
Dimensions
Height: 17 mm
Width: 187 mm
Thickness: 241 mm
Weight
660 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-86152-091-3 (9781861520913)
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Schweitzer Classification
Person
Professor Philip J. Kitchen, Martin Naughton Chair in Business Strategy, Queen's University of Belfast.
Content
1. Introduction and Overview of Public Relations.
2. The Role and Function of Public Relations in Organizations.
3. The Evolution of Public Relations: Principles and Practice.
4. A Strategic Perspective for Public Relations.
5. Internal Communications Media.
6. Public Relations: The External Publics Context.
7. External Public Relations Activities.
8. Corporate Social Responsibility: Reputation and Image.
9. Financial and Investor Public Relations.
10. Government and Lobbying Activities.
11. Corporate Advertising: The Generic Image.
12. Issues and Crisis Management - Fail Safe Procedures.
13. The Interaction Between Public Relations and Marketing.
14. The Emergence of Marketing PR.
15. Developing a Research Framework: Inductive vs Deductive.
16. Measuring the Success Rate: Evaluating the PR Process and PR Programmes.
17. Roles and Function: Principles and Practice Revisited.
Appendix 1: Bibliography.
Appendix 2: Index.
2. The Role and Function of Public Relations in Organizations.
3. The Evolution of Public Relations: Principles and Practice.
4. A Strategic Perspective for Public Relations.
5. Internal Communications Media.
6. Public Relations: The External Publics Context.
7. External Public Relations Activities.
8. Corporate Social Responsibility: Reputation and Image.
9. Financial and Investor Public Relations.
10. Government and Lobbying Activities.
11. Corporate Advertising: The Generic Image.
12. Issues and Crisis Management - Fail Safe Procedures.
13. The Interaction Between Public Relations and Marketing.
14. The Emergence of Marketing PR.
15. Developing a Research Framework: Inductive vs Deductive.
16. Measuring the Success Rate: Evaluating the PR Process and PR Programmes.
17. Roles and Function: Principles and Practice Revisited.
Appendix 1: Bibliography.
Appendix 2: Index.