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Big Ideas in Public Relations Research and Practice [Kietas viršelis]

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Big Ideas can do many things. They are transformative and change the way we work and communicate in organizations and societies. As Big Ideas are dynamic, they can cross borders between disciplines to create new relationships between people, organizations and countries. 



In applying big ideas to public relations, this volume challenges how scholars and practitioners perceive and understand public relations within an organizational setting. In thinking about the 'bigger picture', the collection expands public relations research to include more theory-building, more cross-disciplinary research, and more innovation in practice. 







The 12 unique contributions from scholars based in Germany, Denmark, The Netherlands, France, Romania, the UK, Finland, Portugal and the USA explore the challenges surrounding communication, management and big ideas. Some of the topics discussed include: corporate identity, millennial engagement, strategic communication in the internationalization of firms, public relations in the start-up community and, social capital.

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From a September 2018 international congress of researchers in public relations and corporate communications, held in Aarhus, Denmark, 12 selected papers think outside the box about research in the field. The topics include when data is the issue: reconceptualizing public relations for the platform economy, engaging millennials in the energy transition, the visual turn: corporate identity as an alternative public relations tool, strategic communication beyond organizational purposes: lessons learned from organized religion, the big idea of employees as strategic communicators in public relations, and four news media roles shaping agenda-building processes. -- Copyright 2019 * Portland, OR *

About the Editors vii
About the Contributors ix
Introduction xv
How Strategic Communication Facilitates the Internationalization of Firms: A Situational Framework
1(24)
Jule Keller-Backer
Ansgar Zerfass
When Data Is the Issue: Re-conceptualizing Public Relations for the Platform Economy
25(14)
Sine Nerholm Just
Rasmus Kjargaard Rasmussen
Entrancing Ourselves with YouTube: Emotion-producing Practices Amplify the Impact of Branded Video
39(18)
Gregory G. De Blasio
Komala Mazer ant
Brad Scharlott
Engaging Millennial in the Energy Transition
57(12)
Renate Dam
Wim J. L. Elving
Roel van Veen
The New `Cat' of the Internet: China's Panda Diplomacy on Twitter
69(18)
Zhao Alexandre Huang
Rui Wang
The Visual Turn: Corporate Identity as an Alternative Public Relations Tool
87(12)
Alexandra Craciun
Strategic Communication Beyond Organizational Purposes: Lessons Learned from Organized Religion
99(16)
Markus Wiesenberg
`We Don't Need PR Yet': Challenging Misconceptions of Public Relations in the Startup Community
115(12)
Sarah VanSlette
How Do Public Relations Practitioners Build Social Capital?
127(16)
Paul Willis
Andy Green
The Big Idea of Employees as Strategic Communicators in Public Relation
143(20)
Vibeke Thois Madsen
Joost W. M. Verhoeven
Four News Media Roles Shaping Agenda-building Processes
163(14)
Mark Badham
Information, Misinformation, Disinformation: The Role of Communication Professionals in Liquid Modernity
177(10)
Vanessa Moreira
Mafalda Eiro-Gomes
Index 187
Finn Frandsen is a Professor of Corporate Communication at Aarhus University, Denmark. His primary research interests are organizational crisis management and crisis communication, meta-organizations, stakeholders, intermediaries, and communicative institutionalism. Winni Johansen is a Professor of Corporate Communication at Aarhus University, Denmark. Her research interests include crisis management and communication, social media, communication consulting, environmental communication and the institutionalization of strategic communication in private and public organizations.   Ralph Tench is Director of Research for Leeds Business School at Leeds Beckett University, UK and President (2017-2020) of the European Public Relations Research and Education Association (EUPRERA). His research involves funded projects from the private sector, EU, Public Health England, NHS and research councils.   Stefania Romenti is Associate Professor and Chair in Strategic Communication at Universitą IULM, Italy and Adjunct Professor of Communication Measurement at IE Business School, Spain. Her research interests include communication measurement, reputation management and stakeholder engagement.