Although scholarship discussing public relations professionals' roles has been abundant,
ethical dilemmas facing public relations professionals remain implicit in such roles …

The conditions under which people labour in mental health research affect how and what
knowledge is produced–and who benefits or doesn't from involvement in health research …

Once a popular buzzword for multinational corporations,'professionalism'has now become a
common catchphrase in India's emerging services economy. Today, youth aspiring to join …

This article focuses on police officers' views on the professionalisation of policing in England
against a backdrop of government reforms to policing via establishment of the College of …

India presents a rich context for research on work and employment, epitomising the paradox
of an 'emerging economy'but one where 92.4% of the workforce is informal–insecure …

The emergence of COVID-19 has led many countries to take strong border control
measures. In Hong Kong, in reaction to government reluctance to close the border, more …

This doctoral dissertation investigates PR professionalism and PR as a strategic expert
function. The approach is phenomenographic and the research progresses through four …

In this paper, we present a thought piece examining recent core policing reforms introduced
in the Republic of Ireland (ROI), responding to a perceived crisis of legitimacy, for An Garda …

Responding to calls for more substantive studies into ethical and responsible lobbying, we
analyze data collected over a 5-year period in Brussels to explore how individual lobbyists …

Employee turnover is a major problem in off‐shored Indian call centres. Agents who service
Western customers often face hostility and racial abuse because of who they are and where …