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Edited by Elspeth Tilley.
Welcome to Volume 3, Issue 1 of PRism. We aim to provide public relations and communication researchers and practitioners with high standard, refereed online reference materials, and furnish new academic writers with a refereed outlet to encourage development of top quality scholarly work. This issue provides a diverse blend of writing on topics both practical and theoretical, from writers with both long-held experience and fresh insights. Enjoy!
PS You'll note that, as we plan two issues this year instead of our usual single annual issue, we have now adopted a standard volume/issue numbering system.
Tilley, E. Research and the peer review process
Click here for biographies of all Issue 3 article authors
Abstracts Click here for HTML abstracts of refereed articles, or click the green titles below to go directly to full article PDFs.
Brunner, B. R. Linking diversity and public relations in higher education.
Harrison, K., & Galloway, C. Public relations ethics: A simpler (but not simplistic) approach to the complexities.
Mart, L., & Jackson, N. Public relations agencies in the UK travel industry: Does size matter?
Wandel, T. L. G-rated animated film violence: An issue waiting to be managed.
Watson, T. ROI or evidence-based PR: The language of public relations evaluation.
Whitbred, R. They don’t see things like we do: A simultaneous analysis of the influence of formal organisational, emergent, and individual factors on emergent patterns in perceptions of organisational mission.
Johnston, J. Peer reviewing: 'A privilege and a responsibility'.
Linardopoulos, N. The use of press releases: A case study of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games.
Smith, G. A few good men: Gender balance in the Western Australian public relations industry.
Tilley, E. What's in a name? Everything. The appropriateness of 'public relations' needs further debate.
Book Reviews
Chia, J. Review of Media ethics: Cases and moral reasoning.
Fitch, K. Review of Gerry McCusker's Talespin
Fletcher, J. Review of Downs' and Adrian's 2004 edition of Assessing organizational communication: Strategic communication audits.
Fountaine, S. Review of The media and body image: If looks could kill (2005) by Maggie Wykes and Barrie Gunter.
Hollings, J. Review of Christine Fogg's Release the Hounds (2005).
Howell, G. Review of Allan J. Kimmel's Rumor and rumor control: A manager’s guide to understanding and combatting rumors.
L'Etang, J. and Simpson, M. Reviews of Sligo & Bathurst (Eds.), Communication in the New Zealand Workplace (2005).
Phelan, S. Review of Berger's Media Analysis Techniques (3rd ed.)
Smith, M. A. Review of Robert Denton's Language, symbols and the media: Communication in the aftermath of the World Trade Center attack.
Tokley, A. M. Review of Lana Rakow and Laura Wackwitz's new book Feminist communication theory: Selections in context.
Varey, R. Review of Haddon's (2004) Information and communication technologies in everyday life: A concise introduction and research guide.
Watson, T. Review of Events made simple (2004).
Xavier, R. Review of Watson and Noble's (2005) Evaluating public relations: A best practice guide to public relations planning, research and evaluation.
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