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Journal of Public Relations Research Volume 20, 2007 - Issue 1: International Perspectives on Public Relations
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The People's Republic of China and FAPRA: Catalysts for Theory Building in Africa's Public Relations

Cornelius B. Pratt Department of Strategic and Organizational Communication, School of Communications and Theater, Temple University
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Whole Adamolekun Secretary General, The Federation of African Public Relations Associations, Abuja, Nigeria
Pages 20-48 | Published online: 14 Mar 2008

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