Corporate Communications: An International Journal: Volume 4 Issue 1

Agency versus identity: actor‐network theory meets public relations

This article offers an introduction to a theoretical approach which has recently begun to be used by organisational theorists to explain the distribution and exercise of power…

Towards an inclusive evaluation methodology

Public relations evaluation is a complex issue because of the hierarchy of effects of public relations activity and the involvement of third parties such as the press and…

Public relations: does the industry need regulating?

Hypothesises that the public relations industry and those connected with it suffer from low reputation; that this perception is widespread and may create a distorted reality…

Learning partnerships: involving practitioners in public relations education

Considers the contribution public relations practitioners can make to undergraduate education; examines several different models of lecturer/practitioner/student relationship;…

Television clutter ‐ the British experience

The promotion of television programmes and television channels is becoming increasingly important in the UK as it is elsewhere. This study focuses on those forms which appear…

Reporting corporate crime

Examines corporate fraud and its relationship with the media. Discusses rise in volume of fraud, due to technological advances, more teamwork and the involvement of organised…

Corporate Charisma

How to Manage Your Reputation

Representing Race

Corporate Communication

Communicating out of a Crisis