Journal of Public Relations Research

The Journal of Public Relations Research is the official journal of the Public Relations Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Com

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New research in the Journal of Public Relations Research by Phillip Arceneaux, Joshua Anderson, Josephine Lukito, Mansi Shah, and Spiro Kiousis examines how social bots act as agenda-builders through algorithmic amplification during Ohio’s 2022 midterm election.

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New research in Journal of Public Relations Research by Yujun Lin, Yang Yu & Yirui Jiang explores how women in PR navigate gendered peer pressure. Introducing performativity dynamics, it offers insights for fostering equity & inclusion in the workplace.

#WomenInPR #FeministPR

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New research in Journal of Public Relations Research by Erica Ciszek, Sarah Price & Richard Mocarski highlights how transgender & gender-diverse PR pros use lived experience to shape strategy, ethics & inclusion, challenging the boundaries of professionalism.

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New research from Laura L. Lemon & Teresa Tackett explores remote employee engagement through a cocreational lens. Dialogue, psychological safety, and strategic comms are key to keeping hybrid teams connected.

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A new issue of Journal of Public Relations Research explores remote engagement, gendered peer pressure, and transgender/gender-diverse PR experiences. Insights for inclusive, meaning-centered PR practice and scholarship.

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Rickard Andersson’s open-access article in Journal of Public Relations Research introduces a framework for understanding the doing of strategy in public relations, highlighting four modes of strategizing that shape practice and decision-making.

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One of the most cited articles on the JPR Research website: The Role of Base Crisis Response and Dialogic Competency shows how clear, two-way internal communication during COVID-19 shaped employee engagement and organizational resilience.

Read here: https://t.co/aI0blhEojt

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One of the most cited articles on the JPRR website: Engaging Employees Via an Inclusive Climate shows how diversity communication and cultural intelligence drive employee engagement and build inclusive workplaces.

Read here: https://t.co/RfIFSrOcKP

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Here is a link for our new work on moral outrage inducing crises. It is open access so fee to all. https://t.co/qkn6zyOoDy

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One of the most cited articles on the Journal of Public Relations Research website:
How Emotions Can Enhance Crisis Communication by W. Timothy Coombs & Elina R. Tachkova shows why moral outrage must be central to crisis response.

Read here: https://t.co/hnvrDNasRT

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One of the most-read articles on the Journal of Public Relations Research website: “Cultivating Effective Agency–Client Relationships” by Ziegele.

The study reviews the field and proposes a new framework to measure relationship quality in PR.

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One of the most-read articles on the Journal of Public Relations Research website: “Public Relations, a Home for Internal Communication?” by Ana Tkalac Verčič.
The study makes the case for PR as the natural home for internal communication.

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“Personal Values and Their Impact on the Opinion Leadership of Managers and Employees in Internal Communication” is now one of the most-read articles on the Journal of Public Relations Research website.

Read here: https://t.co/j5ah6EVv5A

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“Public Relations Meets Artificial Intelligence: Assessing Utilization and Outcomes” received the Karen Russell Award for Most Downloaded Article 2024. Explore how AI is shaping PR practice.

Link: https://t.co/pK98rAtwSY

#PublicRelations #AIinPR #PRResearch

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Prosocial communication helps orgs build trust, boost transparency & engage stakeholders. New editorial offers insights + guidance for PR pros.

Read here: https://t.co/76J0yQzNyu

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A new study in Journal of Public Relations Research by Iannacone et al. explores how multinational companies navigate local expectations and gain a “(pro)social license to operate” in Bangladesh, Botswana, Indonesia, and Kenya.

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Trust in generative AI goes beyond algorithms. A new JPRR study (Lim et al., Issue 5) finds that stakeholder engagement & institutional responsibility boost user trust.

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What makes corporate social advocacy effective?

In Issue 5, Joon Soo Lim and Jun Zhang show how stakeholder engagement, authenticity, and legitimacy work together to strengthen corporate reputation.

Read the study: https://t.co/L4QzkpNlYy

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