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Global Public Relations: Spanning Borders, Spanning Cultures

Alan R. Freitag · Ashli Quesinberry Stokes

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1. Common Ground 2. Evolution of the Profession 3. Theories and Methods 4. Comparative Cultural Metrics 5. Structural Comparisons 6. State of the Profession 7. South and Southeast Asia 8. China, Japan, and South Korea 9. The Middle East 10. Sub-Saharan Africa 11. Latin America 12. Central and Eastern Europe 13. Western Europe and Legacy Countries 14. Future of Global PR

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