Acceso usuarios
‘PESO’ media strategy shifts to ‘SOEP’: Opportunities and ethical dilemmas
Jim Macnamara, May Lwin, Ana Adi, Ansgar Zerfass
págs. 377-385
Legitimacy through CSR disclosures? The advantage outweighs the disadvantages
Philipp Bachmann, Diana Ingenhoff
págs. 386-394
Public relations and the practice of paid content: Practical, theoretical propositions and ethical implications
Tamar Lahav, Dorit Zimand-Sheiner
págs. 395-401
Reluctant to talk, reluctant to listen: Public relations professionals and their involvement in CSR programmes in Spain
Isabel María Ruiz Mora 
, Jairo Lugo-Ocando , Antonio Castillo Esparcia
págs. 402-407
Dustin W. Supa
págs. 408-417
Advancing PR measurement and evaluation: Demonstrating the properties and assessment of variance-based structural equation models using an example study on corporate reputation
Diana Ingenhoff, Alexander Buhmann
págs. 418-431
Scope and status of public diplomacy research by public relations scholars, 1990–2014
Antoaneta M. Vanc, Kathy R. Fitzpatrick
págs. 432-440
Role conceptions of public affairs practitioners in The Netherlands
David von den Driesch, Richard van der Wurff
págs. 441-450
The news value of Dutch corporate press releases as a predictor of corporate agenda building power
Pytrik Schafraad, Ward van Zoonen, Piet Verhoeven
págs. 451-458
págs. 459-464
A new world of spectacle in the post-cold war era: China's central television and its significant other, 1992–2006
Yunya Song, Tsan-Kuo Chang
págs. 465-475
National image of world major countries in Chinese undergraduates’ minds: An evaluation based on components of a nation
Weidong Li, Qinghua Wang, Jing Li, Kun Zhang
págs. 476-478
Communicating crisis uncertainty: A review of the knowledge gaps
Brooke Fisher Liu, Logen Bartz, Noreen Duke
págs. 479-487
