Public Relations, Activism, and Social Change: Speaking Up

Kristin Demetrious

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Introduction 1. What Is Public Relations, Where Is Public Relations? 2. Agents of Social Change and the Dispersal of Ideas 3. No Protest Zone: Public Relations and the Management of Activism 4. Worlds Collide: Public Relations, Activism and Late Modernity 5. New Social Realities: Grassroots Activism and Public Relations 6. Not Public Relations: Sustainable Communication

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