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Journal of Nonprofit & Public Sector Marketing. :1-21
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Journal of Public Interest Communications, Vol 3, Iss 1 (2019)
This study takes a qualitative approach to understanding the connections among narrative, professional identity, and reputation management in public education. Through 15 interviews and five focus groups with high-achieving teachers and administrator
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https://doaj.org/article/b3ade56564b249b9827724756046e279
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Journal of Philanthropy and Marketing.
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Science Communication. 43:3-32
Both academics and science communication practitioners have long been interested in the public’s perceptions of scientists, impacts of those perceptions, and how communication tactics can affect them. Despite this interest, perceptual variables (e.
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Journal of Communication Management. 23:298-315
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to apply communication theory to explore and help explain public support for causes and organizations in the form of prosocial behaviors, including donating, volunteering and participating in advocacy efforts. Des
Autor:
Nicholas David Bowman, Geah Pressgrove
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Journal of Philanthropy and Marketing. 26
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Public Relations Review. 44:317-320
We are proud to present four articles exploring the intersections of public relations and visual communication as a way to move both fields forward, together and separately. The articles focus on health communication, crisis communication, social med
Autor:
Geah Pressgrove, Carolyn Mae Kim
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Public Relations Review. 44:247-255
Public participation in the democratic process and trust in elected leaders are both declining. Drawing on research from the fields of public relations and communications, this content analysis examines political communication through the lens of cre
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Public Relations Review. 47:102060
Using a three-condition, between-subjects experimental design (N = 152), this study investigates the persuasive effects of fear and humor in nonprofit advocacy-style videos. Findings indicate both fear and humor positively affect a behavioral willing
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Public Relations Review. 47:102056
This study uses the principles of complexity theory to interrogate how communicators for advocacy organizations facilitate discussions and plan for strategic long-term relationship building on social media. Through 25 semi-structured interviews with