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Katie R. Place

17 works· latest 2022· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-4930-3972

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Where are the women? An examination of research on women and leadership in public relations2017 · 82 citations
Still a lily-white field of women: The state of workforce diversity in public relations practice and research2017 · 69 citations
Toward a Framework for Listening with Consideration for Intersectionality: Insights from Public Relations Professionals in Borderland Spaces2022 · 48 citations
Moral dilemmas, trials, and gray areas: Exploring on-the-job moral development of public relations professionals2018 · 45 citations
The Routledge Companion to Public Relations2022 · 37 citations

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The Routledge Companion to Public Relations

Routledge eBooks·2022·3 authors·book

37citations

Toward a Framework for Listening with Consideration for Intersectionality: Insights from Public Relations Professionals in Borderland Spaces

Journal of Public Relations Research·2022·1 author

48citations

Critical humanism for public relations: Harnessing the synergy of gender, race and sexuality research

Public Relations Review·2022·3 authors

25citations

Dignity and respect or homocommodification? Applying moral philosophy to LGBTQ public relations

Public Relations Review·2021·3 authors

21citations

“People are More than Just a Statistic”: Ethical, Care-based Engagement of Marginalized Publics on Social Media

Journal of Media Ethics·2021·1 author

22citations

Moving Into the Media World: The Moral Psychology of Emerging Adults in Journalism and Communication

Journalism & Mass Communication Educator·2021·10 authors

15citations

Troubling Dialogue and Digital Media: A Subaltern Critique

Social Media + Society·2021·2 authors·Open access

22citations

Moral dilemmas, trials, and gray areas: Exploring on-the-job moral development of public relations professionals

Public Relations Review·2018·1 author

45citations

Revisiting gendered assumptions of practitioner power: An exploratory study examining the role of social media expertise

Public Relations Review·2018·3 authors

15citations

Where are the women? An examination of research on women and leadership in public relations

Public Relations Review·2017·2 authors

82citations

Still a lily-white field of women: The state of workforce diversity in public relations practice and research

Public Relations Review·2017·2 authors

69citations

Public relations culture, social media, and regulation

Journal of Communication Management·2015·2 authors

20citations

Exploring the Role of Ethics in Public Relations Program Evaluation

Journal of Public Relations Research·2015·1 author

23citations

Binaries, continuums, and intersections: Women public relations professionals’ understandings of gender

Public Relations Inquiry·2015·1 author

32citations

Integrating Power? Evaluating Public Relations Influence in an Integrated Communication Structure

Journal of Public Relations Research·2013·2 authors

37citations

Power-Control or Empowerment? How Women Public Relations Practitioners Make Meaning of Power

Journal of Public Relations Research·2012·1 author

26citations

A Qualitative Examination of Public Relations Practitioner Ethical Decision Making and the Deontological Theory of Ethical Issues Management

Journal of Mass Media Ethics·2010·1 author

29citations