Public Relations Inquiry

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Fiction as public relations film discourse: The case of metropolitan police press bureau and procedural drama the blue lamp Ramón Girona & Jordi Xifra	2026	0 citations
Culture, work and PR: Investigating the changing public relations workplace Kate Fitch & Kristin Demetrious	2026	0 citations
Examining proposed generative AI integrations in public relations: Offering participatory (AI) public relations Matthew Salzano & Drew T. Ashby‐King	2025	10 citations
Public relations theory: Conceptualising hegemonic communicative power as a continuum between expansive and neutralising strategies Scott Davidson	2025	2 citations
Storytelling as methodology: Intersecting multicultural voices to decolonise public relations Jenny Zhengye Hou	2025	2 citations
The queering of public relations history: What studying a 1970s campaign that was “for everybody” can explain about erasure William H. Anderson	2025	1 citations
Accomplices in the public relations classroom: An autoethnography of social-justice and anti-racism-informed teaching Luke Capizzo et al.	2025	1 citations
Kidfluencers, public relations and human rights: An exploration of the impact on the human rights of children as social media influencers within public relations and promotional practice Catherine Archer & Kate Mirandilla Delmo	2025	1 citations
Misrecognition and social inequality: Public relations, Indigenous voice, and the failure of Australia’s 2023 referendum Tanya Muscat & Katharina Wolf	2025	1 citations
The integration of artificial intelligence in public relations practice in the UAE: Analyzing opportunities and challenges through the AMO theory framework Ahmed Farouk Radwan et al.	2025	1 citations
AI adoption in government public relations: Technology acceptance, social influence, and organizational dynamics in the UAE Engy Khalil & Fatmah Arif Al-Ali	2025	1 citations
Public relations in deeply divided societies: Challenges of social inclusion, deliberative democracy, and inequality Edwards, Lee & Somerville, Ian	2025	1 citations
The socio-ecological costs of AI: Toward socially responsible and sustainable communication practices Emma Christensen	2025	1 citations
Bridging competency gaps in UAE government communication: Assessing skills, challenges, and professional development needs Khayrat Ayyad et al.	2025	1 citations
Book Review: The Big Bang Theory: Charlene Li and the Groundswell How the emergence street-level public opinion has made the public relations industry rethink and retool Books mentioned in this review: LiCharlene. (2019). The Disruption Mindset. Why Some Organizations Transform While Others Fail. New York: Idea Press Publishing.LiCharleneBernhoffJosh. (2008). Groundswell. Winning In A World Transformed By Digital Technologies. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Business Review Press.ShirkeyClay. (2008). Here Comes Everybody. The Power of Organizing Without Organizations. New York: Penguin Press.WeberLarry. (2009). Sticks and Stones: How Digital Business Reputations Are Created Over Time and Lost in a Click. New York: Wiley & Sons. Robert Brown	2025	0 citations
Award-winners and troublemakers: Critical public relations scholarship in troubling times Alenka Jelen et al.	2025	0 citations
The contribution of promotional communication to the housing crisis in Aotearoa-New Zealand <sup/> Aeron Davis	2025	0 citations
Book Review: Depth Public Relations: After the masquerade FawkesJo. Depth Public Relations: After the masquerade. London and New York: Routledge, 2023, p. 208, $83.99 (paperback), $191.10 (Hardback), $64.60 (eBook). ISBN 9781032349954. Clea Bourne	2025	0 citations
Public relations and social justice Erica Ciszek et al.	2025	0 citations
A deep adaptation agenda for public relations: Facing climate collapse Johanna Fawkes	2025	0 citations

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