Introduction to Strategic Public Relations
Digital, Global, and Socially Responsible Communication
1st Edition
Published on 6. March 2018
Book
Paperback/Softback
496 pages
978-1-5063-5803-1 (ISBN)
Description
Winner of the 2019 Most Promising New Textbook Award from the Textbook & Academic Authors Association (TAA)
Introduction to Strategic Public Relations: Digital, Global, and Socially Responsible Communication prepares students for success in today's fast-changing PR environment. Recognizing that developments in technology, business, and culture require a fresh approach, Janis T. Page and Lawrence Parnell have written a practical introductory text that aligns these shifts with the body of knowledge from which the discipline of public relations was built. Because the practice of public relations is rooted in credibility, the authors believe that students must become ethical and socially responsible communicators more concerned with building trust and respect with diverse communities than with creating throwaway content. The authors balance this approach with a focus on communication theory, history, process, and practice and on understanding how these apply to strategic public relations planning, as well as on learning how to create a believable and persuasive message. A Complete Teaching & Learning Package which includes:
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Introduction to Strategic Public Relations: Digital, Global, and Socially Responsible Communication prepares students for success in today's fast-changing PR environment. Recognizing that developments in technology, business, and culture require a fresh approach, Janis T. Page and Lawrence Parnell have written a practical introductory text that aligns these shifts with the body of knowledge from which the discipline of public relations was built. Because the practice of public relations is rooted in credibility, the authors believe that students must become ethical and socially responsible communicators more concerned with building trust and respect with diverse communities than with creating throwaway content. The authors balance this approach with a focus on communication theory, history, process, and practice and on understanding how these apply to strategic public relations planning, as well as on learning how to create a believable and persuasive message. A Complete Teaching & Learning Package which includes:
SAGE Premium Video
SAGE Premium Video tools and resources boost comprehension and bolster analysis.
Interative eBook
Includes access to SAGE Premium Video, multimedia tools, and much more!
SAGE Coursepacks
FREE! Easily import our quality instructor and student resource content into your school's learning management system (LMS) and save time.
SAGE Edge
FREE online resources for students that make learning easier.
Reviews / Votes
"Introduction to Strategic Public Relations: Communicating for a Socially Responsible World is an excellent resource for public relations students and instructors. Students will love the timely scenarios, global case studies, and easy to follow explanations of public relations practices across the world. Instructors will appreciate the comprehensive and engaging exercises that provide real world examples. A much needed text for the modern PR professional." -- Maureen Taylor, Ph.D "Public Relations is much more than just communication. Page and Parnell show that a broader strategic view can not only drive business results, it can change the world." -- Mike Fernandez "Using case studies at the beginning of each chapter is an excellent way to connect with students and to provide a focus for discussion of the key concepts. The focus on theory throughout the text is also refreshing." -- Michael Kent "The emphasis on social media history, evaluation, social network theory, and strategy is a great way to give students a broad understanding of how social media contribute to relationship building." -- Michael Kent "The first thing I look at in a new text is the bibliography. A text that has nothing to say about theory and research does not get a second look. Page does an excellent job here of blending theory and practice." -- Michael Kent "It's refreshing to see ethics covered in chapter three instead of chapter thirteen." -- Michael Kent "This is a good textbook jam-packed with recent information about public relations in multiple arenas -- including corporate, non-profit, governmental, political, international, sports, tourism, and more. The up-to-date chapter on digital media relations is a plus as are chapters on ethics, law, history, research, and theory." -- Donald K. Wright, Ph.D. "This text details a contemporary way to practice strategic public relations across multiple public relations sectors. It offers a 'real world' approach to public relations practice stepped in research, theory, and measurement." -- Don W. Stacks, Ph.D. "This new text book provides a welcome blend of theory and practical knowledge that both students and professors of strategic communication will find adds real value. Page and Parnell bring the right formula at just the right time." -- Tom Martin "This incredibly thorough introduction to strategic public relations traces PR from its early days and provides insights to success in a career in its exciting future. With a solid foundation in ethics, careful attention to the core values of building authentic stakeholder relationships, and an informed eye on the evolving strategic digital future, readers will find this to be a comprehensive and indispensable guide." -- Roger Bolton "The art and science of effective and responsible communications in today's chaotic, fragmented and increasingly broad media landscape is comprehensively addressed by Dr. Page and Professor Parnell in this ground-breaking work. Both educators and students alike will benefit from its seamless integration of academic theory and experiential lessons." -- Michael Fanning "This book provides students and educators alike with an excellent foundation for modern public relations. Of particular interest is the book's excellent and comprehensive discussion of the century-old history of the field. This book delves deep and broad, offering students a unique perspective of how we got to where we are today, why we practice the way we do and how media technologies have so profoundly impacted the evolution of the profession. The influence of corporate communications pioneers we don't hear much about provides a much-needed understanding of the differences between agency and client work. This text is highly recommended for student who is serious about a career in this field." -- Shelley Spector "Insight boxes...should make PR professors smile. Such boxes, included in each chapter, offer discussion points based on the topic at hand in a clear, descriptive way, and could easily be used as a jumpstart for class discussions, or as easy topics or essay exam questions." -- Danny PaskinMore details
Language
English
Place of publication
Thousand Oaks
United States
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 254 mm
Width: 203 mm
Weight
860 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-5063-5803-1 (9781506358031)
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Persons
Janis Teruggi Page draws from 20 years of executive experience managing strategic communications for regional and national media companies. She managed corporate, consumer, and media relations, creating programming partnerships with major TV networks, directing PR for national industry trade show events, and supervising new product launches. She is a member of PRSA and continues to serve clients through her consultancy, MediawerksPR.
An award-winning educator, Janis is a faculty member of the Department of Communication, University of Illinois at Chicago and a Fulbright Distinguished Chair scholar. She has developed and taught both undergraduate- and graduate-level PR courses that instruct principles, writing, cases, campaigns, corporate advocacy, issues management, sustainability, and visual communication.
Janis has produced more than 50 conference papers, book chapters, and refereed articles. Her work appears in the Journal of Public Interest Communication, the Journal of Public Relations Education, the Journal of Political Management, and the Handbook of Strategic Communication, among others. Janis is also coauthor of the 2021 textbook Visual Communication Insights and Strategies. She earned a PhD from Missouri School of Journalism in 2005.
Lawrence J. Parnell is an award-winning practitioner and educator. In 2003, he was selected the PR Professional of the Year by PRWeek; in 2009, he was named to the PR News Hall of Fame; and The George Washington University Master's in Strategic Public Relations program, which he led for 16 years, was named Best PR Education Program by PRWeek in 2015. In August 2024, he was named the PR Educator of the Year by PR News.
He offers the practical experience of more than 30 years of communications work in government, corporate, and agency settings and 16 years in academia as an associate professor of strategic public relations and program director at The George Washington University (GW). As well, he has served as an adjunct professor at the GW School of Business teaching strategic communications to MBA candidates. Parnell is an active member of PRSA and the prestigious Page Society.
During his career, he has advised elected officials, government leaders, and corporate executives at the national and global levels on major business and communications issues. He continues to provide high-level communications consulting and executive coaching to corporations, nonprofits, and government organizations through his firm Parnell Communications.
His research on CSR, PR, and public diplomacy has been presented at national and global industry and academic conferences and published in Shaping International Public Opinion: A Model for Nation Branding and Public Diplomacy.
An award-winning educator, Janis is a faculty member of the Department of Communication, University of Illinois at Chicago and a Fulbright Distinguished Chair scholar. She has developed and taught both undergraduate- and graduate-level PR courses that instruct principles, writing, cases, campaigns, corporate advocacy, issues management, sustainability, and visual communication.
Janis has produced more than 50 conference papers, book chapters, and refereed articles. Her work appears in the Journal of Public Interest Communication, the Journal of Public Relations Education, the Journal of Political Management, and the Handbook of Strategic Communication, among others. Janis is also coauthor of the 2021 textbook Visual Communication Insights and Strategies. She earned a PhD from Missouri School of Journalism in 2005.
Lawrence J. Parnell is an award-winning practitioner and educator. In 2003, he was selected the PR Professional of the Year by PRWeek; in 2009, he was named to the PR News Hall of Fame; and The George Washington University Master's in Strategic Public Relations program, which he led for 16 years, was named Best PR Education Program by PRWeek in 2015. In August 2024, he was named the PR Educator of the Year by PR News.
He offers the practical experience of more than 30 years of communications work in government, corporate, and agency settings and 16 years in academia as an associate professor of strategic public relations and program director at The George Washington University (GW). As well, he has served as an adjunct professor at the GW School of Business teaching strategic communications to MBA candidates. Parnell is an active member of PRSA and the prestigious Page Society.
During his career, he has advised elected officials, government leaders, and corporate executives at the national and global levels on major business and communications issues. He continues to provide high-level communications consulting and executive coaching to corporations, nonprofits, and government organizations through his firm Parnell Communications.
His research on CSR, PR, and public diplomacy has been presented at national and global industry and academic conferences and published in Shaping International Public Opinion: A Model for Nation Branding and Public Diplomacy.
Content
Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
SECTION 1: UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC RELATIONS
UNIT 1: Public Relations' Role and Function in Society
CHAPTER 1: Strategic Public Relations: A Constantly Evolving Discipline
Learning Objectives
The Image of Public Relations in Popular Culture
Defining Public Relations: What's in a Name?
Defining Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Communications: Doing Well by Doing Good, or Is It More Complex?
Growth of Public Relations Into a Global Industry
Roles and Functions for Public Relations Pros
Career Paths for Public Relations Professionals: Which Way Is Right for You?
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Allstate Purple Purse: Raising Awareness and Funds for Victims
Social Responsibility Case Study: The Nature Conservancy: Connecting City Water Supplies With Nature
CHAPTER 2: The History of Modern Public Relations: From Barnum to Lee, Bernays to Page, and Other Public Relations Pioneers
Learning Objectives
A History of Public Relations in the Modern Era
Growth of the Public Relations Agency
Origins, Definitions, and Driving Forces of Corporate Social Responsibility
The Future of Public Relations
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Edward Bernays and Light's Golden Jubilee
Social Responsibility Case Study: Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol Crisis
CHAPTER 3: Ethics and Law in Public Relations
Learning Objectives
Ethics in Public Relations
Stay Informed, Be Vigilant, Develop Personal Ethics
How Does Law Affect Public Relations?
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Coca-Cola's Fight Against Obesity
Social Responsibility Case Study: Burson-Marsteller's "Whisper Campaign"
CHAPTER 4: Foundations of Public Relations: Research and Theory
Learning Objectives
How to Begin
Primary Research Methods
The Big Ideas Behind Public Relations Strategies
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Allstate Reality Rides (R) Combats Distractions With a Virtual Driving Simulator
Social Responsibility Case Study: The Monster-Free Mouths Movement: AAPD Makes a Big Deal About the Importance of Little Teeth
CHAPTER 5: Implementing Your Strategic Communications Plan
Learning Objectives
Foundations of Strategic Planning in Strategic Public Relations
Objectives
Programming
Evaluation, Ongoing Research, and Stewardship
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: TuDinero con TD: Empowering the U.S. Hispanic Community Through Financial Education
Social Responsibility Case Study: Be the Match: Inspiring the African American Community to Step Up and Save Lives
SECTION 2: PRACTICING PUBLIC RELATIONS IN A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE WORLD
UNIT 2: Public Relations Tactics
CHAPTER 6: Public Relations Writing: Persuasive and Audience Focused
Learning Objectives
For a Public Relations Career, You Had Better Become a Good Writer
Public Relations Writing Strategy and Style
Generating Content: Public Relations Writing Essentials
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Whirlpool: Care CountsTM
Social Responsibility Case Study: How Can Video Storytelling Support Social Responsibility Efforts
CHAPTER 7: Media Relations in a Digital World
Learning Objectives
The State of the News Media Today
Communications Theory and Media Relations
Measuring News Coverage
Global Media Relations Trends and Tactics
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Deepwater Wind: Launching America's First Offshore Wind Farm
Social Responsibility Case Study: World Wildlife Fund's Campaign to Stop Wildlife Crime
CHAPTER 8: Social Media and Emerging Technologies
Learning Objectives
Social Media
The Value and Strategies of Social Media
A Showcase of Public Relations Practices With Social Networks
Evaluating Social Media and Looking to the Future
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: M&M'S Red Nose Day Raises Money for Children Living in Poverty
Social Responsibility Case Study: Giving Tuesday: The Day the World Gave Back
UNIT THREE: General Practice Areas
CHAPTER 9: Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Relations
Learning Objectives
Social Responsibility and the Essential Role of Public Relations
Successful Corporate Social Responsibility Flows From Business Culture and Builds Reputation
Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility: Opportunities and Challenges
Community Relations and Corporate Social Responsibility
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Comcast Cares Day Engages Employees, Their Families, Friends, and Community
Social Responsibility Case Study: Dollywood Foundation Launches "My People Fund" Relief Effort
CHAPTER 10: Employee Relations, Corporate Culture, and Social Responsibility
Learning Objectives
Employee Relations and Healthy Organizations
Public Relations and Employee Engagement
Communication Challenges and Opportunities
Employee Relations and Corporate Social Responsibility
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: IBM's Corporate Service Corps Develops the Leaders of the Future
Social Responsibility Case Study: Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Gives Back to Vermont
CHAPTER 11: Corporate Communication and Reputation Management
Learning Objectives
The Modern Corporation-Meeting the Challenge
Core Competencies of Corporate Communications
Corporate Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility
Financial Communications, Media Relations, and Investor Relationships
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Hertz Hits the Road-Being a Good Neighbor in Florida
Social Responsibility Case Study: Snap Inc- From Dad's Garage to a $33 Billion Initial Public Offering
CHAPTER 12: Issues Management and Crisis Communication
Learning Objectives
Issues Management
Crisis Communications
Prepare for and Manage a Crisis
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Hertz Moves Its Corporate Headquarters
Social Responsibility Case Study: Under Armour and the Sochi Winter Olympics: Protecting the Brand Against Unfair Criticism
UNIT 4: Specialty Practice Areas
CHAPTER 13: Sports, Tourism, and Entertainment
Learning Objectives
Opportunities and Challenges of Sports Public Relations
Tourism-More Than Sightseeing
Entertainment Public Relations-Publicity and Much More
Entertainment Public Relations and Social Causes
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: #askMPLS Provides Virtual Concierges During Major League Baseball All-Star Week
Social Responsibility Case Study: Stronger Than the Storm-Ribbon Cutting Marks Recovery From Superstorm Sandy
CHAPTER 14: Nonprofit, Health, Education, and Grassroots Organizations
Learning Objectives
Nonprofits: Size, Impact, and Opportunity for Public Relations Practitioners
Health Communication
Public Relations Support of Educational Institutions
Public Relations in Grassroots Organizations
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: GlobalGiving: Crowdfunding Gives to People and Companies Around the World
Social Responsibility Case Study: Two Bostonians Campaign to Stop the Olympics From Coming to Their Hometown
CHAPTER 15: Public Affairs, Government Relations, and Political Communications
Learning Objectives
Public Affairs, Government Relations, and Political Communications
Government Relations and Lobbying
Political Communication: Applying Public Relations Strategy to Campaigns and Elections
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: CCPHA Serves Up the Bitter Truth About Sugary Drinks
Social Responsibility Case Study: The First Ladies Health Initiative: Walgreens Supports HIV/AIDS Screenings in Urban Churches
CHAPTER 16: International Public Relations and Public Diplomacy
Learning Objectives
An Overview of Global Communications
Global Public Relations in Different Settings
Public Diplomacy, Strategic Public Relations, and Social Responsibility
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Dell Women's Entrepreneurial Network Creates Opportunities for Women
Social Responsibility Case Study: "Blue Corridor" Natural Gas Vehicle Rally
Glossary
References
Index
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
SECTION 1: UNDERSTANDING PUBLIC RELATIONS
UNIT 1: Public Relations' Role and Function in Society
CHAPTER 1: Strategic Public Relations: A Constantly Evolving Discipline
Learning Objectives
The Image of Public Relations in Popular Culture
Defining Public Relations: What's in a Name?
Defining Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Communications: Doing Well by Doing Good, or Is It More Complex?
Growth of Public Relations Into a Global Industry
Roles and Functions for Public Relations Pros
Career Paths for Public Relations Professionals: Which Way Is Right for You?
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Allstate Purple Purse: Raising Awareness and Funds for Victims
Social Responsibility Case Study: The Nature Conservancy: Connecting City Water Supplies With Nature
CHAPTER 2: The History of Modern Public Relations: From Barnum to Lee, Bernays to Page, and Other Public Relations Pioneers
Learning Objectives
A History of Public Relations in the Modern Era
Growth of the Public Relations Agency
Origins, Definitions, and Driving Forces of Corporate Social Responsibility
The Future of Public Relations
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Edward Bernays and Light's Golden Jubilee
Social Responsibility Case Study: Johnson & Johnson's Tylenol Crisis
CHAPTER 3: Ethics and Law in Public Relations
Learning Objectives
Ethics in Public Relations
Stay Informed, Be Vigilant, Develop Personal Ethics
How Does Law Affect Public Relations?
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Coca-Cola's Fight Against Obesity
Social Responsibility Case Study: Burson-Marsteller's "Whisper Campaign"
CHAPTER 4: Foundations of Public Relations: Research and Theory
Learning Objectives
How to Begin
Primary Research Methods
The Big Ideas Behind Public Relations Strategies
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Allstate Reality Rides (R) Combats Distractions With a Virtual Driving Simulator
Social Responsibility Case Study: The Monster-Free Mouths Movement: AAPD Makes a Big Deal About the Importance of Little Teeth
CHAPTER 5: Implementing Your Strategic Communications Plan
Learning Objectives
Foundations of Strategic Planning in Strategic Public Relations
Objectives
Programming
Evaluation, Ongoing Research, and Stewardship
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: TuDinero con TD: Empowering the U.S. Hispanic Community Through Financial Education
Social Responsibility Case Study: Be the Match: Inspiring the African American Community to Step Up and Save Lives
SECTION 2: PRACTICING PUBLIC RELATIONS IN A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE WORLD
UNIT 2: Public Relations Tactics
CHAPTER 6: Public Relations Writing: Persuasive and Audience Focused
Learning Objectives
For a Public Relations Career, You Had Better Become a Good Writer
Public Relations Writing Strategy and Style
Generating Content: Public Relations Writing Essentials
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Whirlpool: Care CountsTM
Social Responsibility Case Study: How Can Video Storytelling Support Social Responsibility Efforts
CHAPTER 7: Media Relations in a Digital World
Learning Objectives
The State of the News Media Today
Communications Theory and Media Relations
Measuring News Coverage
Global Media Relations Trends and Tactics
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Deepwater Wind: Launching America's First Offshore Wind Farm
Social Responsibility Case Study: World Wildlife Fund's Campaign to Stop Wildlife Crime
CHAPTER 8: Social Media and Emerging Technologies
Learning Objectives
Social Media
The Value and Strategies of Social Media
A Showcase of Public Relations Practices With Social Networks
Evaluating Social Media and Looking to the Future
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: M&M'S Red Nose Day Raises Money for Children Living in Poverty
Social Responsibility Case Study: Giving Tuesday: The Day the World Gave Back
UNIT THREE: General Practice Areas
CHAPTER 9: Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Relations
Learning Objectives
Social Responsibility and the Essential Role of Public Relations
Successful Corporate Social Responsibility Flows From Business Culture and Builds Reputation
Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility: Opportunities and Challenges
Community Relations and Corporate Social Responsibility
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Comcast Cares Day Engages Employees, Their Families, Friends, and Community
Social Responsibility Case Study: Dollywood Foundation Launches "My People Fund" Relief Effort
CHAPTER 10: Employee Relations, Corporate Culture, and Social Responsibility
Learning Objectives
Employee Relations and Healthy Organizations
Public Relations and Employee Engagement
Communication Challenges and Opportunities
Employee Relations and Corporate Social Responsibility
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: IBM's Corporate Service Corps Develops the Leaders of the Future
Social Responsibility Case Study: Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Gives Back to Vermont
CHAPTER 11: Corporate Communication and Reputation Management
Learning Objectives
The Modern Corporation-Meeting the Challenge
Core Competencies of Corporate Communications
Corporate Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility
Financial Communications, Media Relations, and Investor Relationships
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Hertz Hits the Road-Being a Good Neighbor in Florida
Social Responsibility Case Study: Snap Inc- From Dad's Garage to a $33 Billion Initial Public Offering
CHAPTER 12: Issues Management and Crisis Communication
Learning Objectives
Issues Management
Crisis Communications
Prepare for and Manage a Crisis
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Hertz Moves Its Corporate Headquarters
Social Responsibility Case Study: Under Armour and the Sochi Winter Olympics: Protecting the Brand Against Unfair Criticism
UNIT 4: Specialty Practice Areas
CHAPTER 13: Sports, Tourism, and Entertainment
Learning Objectives
Opportunities and Challenges of Sports Public Relations
Tourism-More Than Sightseeing
Entertainment Public Relations-Publicity and Much More
Entertainment Public Relations and Social Causes
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: #askMPLS Provides Virtual Concierges During Major League Baseball All-Star Week
Social Responsibility Case Study: Stronger Than the Storm-Ribbon Cutting Marks Recovery From Superstorm Sandy
CHAPTER 14: Nonprofit, Health, Education, and Grassroots Organizations
Learning Objectives
Nonprofits: Size, Impact, and Opportunity for Public Relations Practitioners
Health Communication
Public Relations Support of Educational Institutions
Public Relations in Grassroots Organizations
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: GlobalGiving: Crowdfunding Gives to People and Companies Around the World
Social Responsibility Case Study: Two Bostonians Campaign to Stop the Olympics From Coming to Their Hometown
CHAPTER 15: Public Affairs, Government Relations, and Political Communications
Learning Objectives
Public Affairs, Government Relations, and Political Communications
Government Relations and Lobbying
Political Communication: Applying Public Relations Strategy to Campaigns and Elections
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: CCPHA Serves Up the Bitter Truth About Sugary Drinks
Social Responsibility Case Study: The First Ladies Health Initiative: Walgreens Supports HIV/AIDS Screenings in Urban Churches
CHAPTER 16: International Public Relations and Public Diplomacy
Learning Objectives
An Overview of Global Communications
Global Public Relations in Different Settings
Public Diplomacy, Strategic Public Relations, and Social Responsibility
Scenario Outcome
Wrap Up
Key Terms
Think About It
Write Like a Pro
Social Responsibility Case Study: Dell Women's Entrepreneurial Network Creates Opportunities for Women
Social Responsibility Case Study: "Blue Corridor" Natural Gas Vehicle Rally
Glossary
References
Index