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Journal of Applied Communication Research Volume 34, 2006 - Issue 4
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Winning Is(n't) Everything: The Paradox of Excellence and the Challenge of Organizational Epideictic

Melissa Bigam StahleyView further author information
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Josh BoydCorrespondence[email protected].
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Pages 311-330 | Published online: 17 Feb 2007

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Luke Capizzo. (2023) Managing intractability: Wrestling with wicked problems and seeing beyond consensus in public relations. Public Relations Review 49:1, pages 102263.
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Drew T. Ashby-King & Ashley N. Aragón. (2022) Reinforcing and challenging whiteness through crisis communication: Proposing a discourse of community repair. Public Relations Review 48:1, pages 102139.
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Matthew R. Sharp. (2019) Agency, Authority, and Epideictic Rhetoric: A Case Study of Bottom-Up Organizational Change. Journal of Business and Technical Communication 33:3, pages 338-369.
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W. Timothy Coombs & Sherry J. Holladay. (2018) Social issue qua wicked problems. Journal of Communication Management 22:1, pages 79-95.
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Ashli Quesinberry Stokes & Damion Waymer. (2011) The good organization communicating well: Teaching rhetoric in the public relations classroom. Public Relations Review 37:5, pages 441-449.
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