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Practitioner Roles, Public Relations Education, and Professional Socialization: An Exploratory Study

Dan Berkowitz
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Ilias Hristodoulakis
Pages 91-103 | Published online: 19 Nov 2009

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Seow Ting Lee & Amanda Kee. (2017) Testing an environmental framework for understanding public relations practitioners’ orientation toward relationship management. Journal of Public Relations Research 29:6, pages 259-276.
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Hyunmin Lee, Katie R. Place & Brian G. Smith. (2018) Revisiting gendered assumptions of practitioner power: An exploratory study examining the role of social media expertise. Public Relations Review 44:2, pages 191-200.
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JiYeon Jeong & Nohil Park. (2017) Core Elements for Organizational Sustainability in Global Markets: Korean Public Relations Practitioners’ Perceptions of Their Job Roles. Sustainability 9:9, pages 1646.
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Michele E. Ewing & David L. Remund. (2017) Understanding and addressing the gaps: Generational perspectives on public relations leadership development in the United States. Public Relations Inquiry 6:3, pages 293-312.
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Rossella C. Gambetti & Silvia Biraghi. (2015) The CCO: appointed or organic leader? The rise of conversational leadership. Corporate Communications: An International Journal 20:4, pages 415-430.
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Christina Bosilkovski & Moon J. Lee. (2013) Public relations roles and perceived power in US hospitals. Journal of Communication Management 17:3, pages 198-215.
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Lee Edwards. (2012) Defining the ‘object’ of public relations research: A new starting point. Public Relations Inquiry 1:1, pages 7-30.
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David Remund. (2012) Asking the right questions, involving the right people. Journal of Leadership Studies 5:3, pages 40-52.
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Lynn Jeffrey & Margaret Brunton. (2010) Identifying competencies for communication practice: A needs assessment for curriculum development and selection in New Zealand. Public Relations Review 36:2, pages 202-205.
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Krishnamurthy SrirameshLisa B. Hornaman. (2016) Public Relations as a Profession An Analysis of Curricular Content in the United States. Journal of Creative Communications 1:2, pages 155-172.
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