Public relations, society and the generative power of history. (2019)
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- Book
- Title:
- Public relations, society and the generative power of history. (2019)
- Main Title:
- Public relations, society and the generative power of history
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Ian Somerville, Lee Edwards, Øyvind Ihlen.
- Editors:
- (Reader in Media and Communication), Somerville, Ian
Edwards, Lee (Lee M. S.)
Ihlen, Øyvind - Contents:
- INTRODUCTION – ‘Public relations, society and the generative power of history’ Ian Somerville, Lee Edwards and Øyvind Ihlen PART ONE – CHALLENGING CORPORATISM AND MANAGERIALISM CHAPTER 1 ‘The contribution of public relations to promotional culture: taking the long view’ Johanna Fawkes CHAPTER 2 ‘"Presencing" and "absencing": a deconstruction of US-based public relations textbooks' Jochen Hoffmann CHAPTER 3 ‘How employee relations shaped and maintained US coporate welfare: a historical overview' Patricia A. Curtin PART TWO – HISTORICISING GENDER, ETHNICITY AND DIVERSITY IN PUBLIC PR WORK CHAPTER 4 ‘Wives, secretaries and bodies: representations of women in Australian public relations journal, 1965–1972' Kate Finch CHAPTER 5 ‘History, racialisation and resistance in "post-race" public relations’ Lee Edwards CHAPTER 6 ‘Intersectional activism, history and public relations: new understandings of women’s communicative roles in anti-racist and anti-sexist work' Jennifer Vardeman, Amanda Kennedy and Brittany Little CHAPTER 7 ‘Public relations in the master’s house’ Camille Reyes CHAPTER 8 ‘Communicating identity histories in ethnic museum public relations’ Melissa A. Johnson PART THREE – HISTORIES OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN THE POLITICAL SPHERE CHAPTER 9 ‘Selling municipal socialism: local government, the Left and the transformation of political public relations in Britain’ Dominic Wring CHAPTER 10 ‘Anticipating the age of "political spin"?: an historical analysis of 1980s governmentINTRODUCTION – ‘Public relations, society and the generative power of history’ Ian Somerville, Lee Edwards and Øyvind Ihlen PART ONE – CHALLENGING CORPORATISM AND MANAGERIALISM CHAPTER 1 ‘The contribution of public relations to promotional culture: taking the long view’ Johanna Fawkes CHAPTER 2 ‘"Presencing" and "absencing": a deconstruction of US-based public relations textbooks' Jochen Hoffmann CHAPTER 3 ‘How employee relations shaped and maintained US coporate welfare: a historical overview' Patricia A. Curtin PART TWO – HISTORICISING GENDER, ETHNICITY AND DIVERSITY IN PUBLIC PR WORK CHAPTER 4 ‘Wives, secretaries and bodies: representations of women in Australian public relations journal, 1965–1972' Kate Finch CHAPTER 5 ‘History, racialisation and resistance in "post-race" public relations’ Lee Edwards CHAPTER 6 ‘Intersectional activism, history and public relations: new understandings of women’s communicative roles in anti-racist and anti-sexist work' Jennifer Vardeman, Amanda Kennedy and Brittany Little CHAPTER 7 ‘Public relations in the master’s house’ Camille Reyes CHAPTER 8 ‘Communicating identity histories in ethnic museum public relations’ Melissa A. Johnson PART THREE – HISTORIES OF PUBLIC RELATIONS IN THE POLITICAL SPHERE CHAPTER 9 ‘Selling municipal socialism: local government, the Left and the transformation of political public relations in Britain’ Dominic Wring CHAPTER 10 ‘Anticipating the age of "political spin"?: an historical analysis of 1980s government communications Ruth Garland CHAPTER 11 ‘Sports promotion and the construction of "Irish" identity: nationalism, social exclusion and the Gaelic Athletic Association’ Ian Somerville, David Mitchel and Owen Hargie CHAPTER 12 ‘A critical discourse analysis of Jonathan Dean Swift’s Drapier’s Letters : public advocacy and nationalism in Ireland, 1724-1725’ Kevin Hora … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2019
- Extent:
- 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
- Subjects:
- 659.20722
Public relations -- Historiography
Public relations -- History
History -- Political aspects - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9780429836237
9780429836244
9780429836220
9780429451287 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781138317109
9781138317116 - Notes:
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