Effective Communication and Public Relations 1. Introduction The shifting of management focus towards 'stakeholders' rather than 'shareholders' has lead to the change in business communication and public relations. Public rela-tions which is defined to be the strategic management function in most cases is now. Introduction to Public Relations COURSE SYLLABUS page 2 12. Government and Nonprofit Public Relations Outcomes: Describe measurable skills or knowledge that students should be able to demonstrate as evidence that they have mastered the course content. DIPLOMACY AND FOREIGN RELATIONS Introduction. International public opinion, signifies the presence or absence of international legitimacy accrued to a certain nation. The opinion of the given nation as expressed by foreign publics is one of the reliable. Diplomatic relations with another under a shared understanding. With sovereignty.

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All recipients of this work are expected to abide by these restrictions and to honor the intended pedagogical purposes and the needs of other instructors who rely on these materials. Introduction to Public Relations provides an overview of PR from a global and critical perspective. The philosophy behind this new book is to encourage questioning by throwing in controversial ideas and different approaches; to show that there is more than one way to approach an issue and that some approaches can actually be harmful to the interests of society.

It fosters a critical as well as a creative approach to the subject to prepare the undergraduate to go on to study and practice to achieve higher levels of originality. This book is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students taking modules in Public Relations as well as those studying at Foundation, Advanced Certificate and Diploma levels with the CIPR.

Table of Contents Table of contents Introduction Part One - What is Public Relations? What is public relations? What do PR practitioners do? What is a 'Public' and why is it necessary? Ethics and Public Relations Part Two - Skills in Public Relations 5.

An introduction to international Public Relations 6. Writing Press Releases 7. Communicating by objectives - planning and executing the PR campaign 8. Crisis or response management Part Three - Reconceptualizing PR 9. The Stockholm Accords 10.

Conclusions Contributors: Sue Wolstenholme, Kristina Laco, Eva Maclaine, Paul Noble, Professor Ronel Rensburg, Toni Muzi Falconi, Professor Sven Hamrefors. Features • Learning outcomes for each chapter • Frequent case studies • Lots of exercises and questions to provoke thinking around the concepts and practices discussed. Professor Inger Jensen, Roskilde University An Introduction to Public Relations by Sue Wolstenhome This brand new textbook presents a fresh and thought-provoking look at public relations. Based on marrying the theoretical background to the subject with the practicalities of working in the PR arena and building a critical awareness of common examples and practices around the world and within a wide variety of companies, this book will engage, entertain and provoke the reader to look deeper into the subject.

The book is split into three parts. The first introduces Public Relations - what it is, is not, what practitioners do, what a ‘public’ is, ethics, CSR and issues management. The second part deals with the skills needed in public relations – international PR, writing press releases, planning and executing the PR campaign, and crisis management. Finally, the third part looks to the future and reconceptualises PR with a chapter on the Stockholm Accords. The book has a very strong emphasis on ethics and case studies from around the world, looking at everything from corporate giants to health campaigns, and diaries and writings of individuals working within the industry. It is an excellent introduction to the world of public relations.

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