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Theory, History and Practice of Public Relations

 

INTG1-GC2215
Credit: Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations

Academic research and theory, from disciplines including organizational communications, inter-personal communications and media studies, will be examined from the perspective of their applicability to today¿s major communication challenges. The theories of persuasion will be studied, as will be the psychological and sociological processes that drive group behavior. Similarly, an examination of past and current public relations and corporate communications cases can teach invaluable lessons, too often ignored by practitioners at their peril; history generally reveals what works, what doesn¿t and why.

 

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