The representation of publicists in popular culture appears to have a direct relationship with
how publishing sector publicity staff are perceived by their colleagues and peers, having a …

Qualitative content analysis of 74 novels featuring public relations characters distributed in
the United States demonstrates that, rather than attempting to replicate reality, the mystery …

Crises in government and public affairs tend to present high-profile scandals, largely
unforeseen which nonetheless necessitate timely and strategic media relations responses …

Public relations has traditionally claimed a close association with dialogue, but this research
demonstrates that formal notions of dialogue have little relevance to the real world of public …

Most western countries face either existing or looming teacher shortages. No doubt there are
many and varied reasons for this and no simple remedy. Contemporaneously, film and …

This article applies interpersonal deception theory (IDT) to crisis communication. As strategic
communicators, spokespeople representing organizations in crisis often evade questions in …

Public affairs is a rising field of practise; at the same time, it is reputationally complicated. In
view of the widespread concern about the impact of its practise on democracy, this study …

In the current context of the undergraduate PR academic education in the United Kingdom
degrees being shut down or merged with other communication disciplines, the present …

The chapter considers popular culture to be a critical and transgressive space that
encourages the interrogation of dominant discourses, thereby enabling new ways of thinking …

American moviemakers strive to create shows that attract the movie viewing population. This
creation often includes intensive story lines, interesting topics, and popular characters or …