Prof. Dejan Vercic: Euro-Med area and PR: How they can enrich each other?
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The document summarizes news from the Global Alliance, including a new partnership with an international CSR reporting organization and welcoming new members. It also discusses a study finding cultural differences in how European companies communicate about CSR activities. Additional sections highlight upcoming conferences, industry news such as a digital hub for the Stockholm Accords, and education/research articles on topics like PR education globalization.Global Alliance E-Newsletter June 2010
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The Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management is an umbrella organization that links PR professional associations worldwide. It seeks to enhance the PR profession through advocacy, professional standards, member development, and service to members. The document provides information on the Global Alliance's mission, history, strategic plan, leadership, members, initiatives, and membership fees. Membership offers benefits like networking opportunities and access to conferences and knowledge sharing.Global Alliance Newsletter February 2010
Global Alliance Newsletter February 2010Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management
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This document summarizes John Paluszek's speech on public relations, cultures, and corporate social responsibility given at universities in Malaysia and Indonesia in February 2010. The key messages are that public relations aims to build reciprocal relationships and harmony between organizations and their publics through open communication and compromise. Additionally, cultures evolve over time and public relations professionals can help organizations adapt to cultural changes. Public relations has also become a global profession as societies are increasingly interconnected in many ways including trade, information technology, and health issues.Roberto Zangrandi: Cultural and professional cross fertilisation as a basis f...
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Perception of MENA* countries: partners or developing countries?
►Geopolitical implications:
►post-colonial heritage
►recent history
►cultural clash
►religious fundamentalism
►democracy at work
►Professional development of
communication and toolkit to foster
dialogue: another clash?
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Methodological remarks towards a systematic comparative analysis of communication in the Euro Med area.Global Alliance Newsletter Number 10: December 14, 2009
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Latest edition of the Global Alliance bimonthly newsletter.
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The Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management sponsorship and partnership categories and benefits.Global Alliance Profile and Membership Information 2009-2010 (Potential Members)
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The Global Alliance is an umbrella organisation linking Public Relations and Communication Management professional associations worldwide
Rationale: Encapsulate the Global Alliance’s dual mission of raising standards of the profession and advocating for the professionGlobal Alliance Newsletter Number 9 September 22, 2009
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