Trends and challenges revealed in this new book about women and leadership in public relations: advancement barriers, gaps in leadership and lack of mentors have been examined by the authors […]
Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to announce that the European Communication Monitor 2021 survey is now open and will be available until March 6 at www.communicationmonitor.net and we need your […]
The International Journal of Strategic Communication invites submissions for the special issue on Strategic Communication and the Global Pandemic (Volume 16(2), 2022), guest edited by Juan Meng and Ralph Tench. […]
Women in PR History edited By Anastasios Theofilou published by Routledge The history of PR has received limited attention over the years, and especially the role of women in PR […]
EUSER has the pleasure to invite colleagues to join the upcoming online conferences in the spring 2021. We want to underline that, beside ICEB XXIII (International Conference on Economics and […]
Communitalks 1: Communication trends in 2021 and beyond January 28 The IPRA Philippines Chapter is pleased to invite colleagues to the first in a series of webinars entitled Communitalks. This […]
From the IPRA Thought Leadership essays, an article about the EUPRERA project and network COM-COVID. Original article here. EUPRERA research looks at how populations of three European countries hit hard […]
Routledge Handbook of Non-Profit Communication Editors Gisela Gonçalves (University of Beira Interior, Portugal) Evandro Oliveira (University of Beira Interior, Portugal and University of Mannheim, Germany) Call for Chapters The interest […]
On the occasion of the International Sustainable Development Research Society (IDRS) conference taking place in June on the theme Accelerating the progress towards the 2030 SDGs in times of crisis, […]
Fluffy PR and ‘comms girls’: banter, social interactions and the office culture in public relations in England This new paper by Martina Topić is the first one from the second […]
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