An exploratory study to conceptualize press engagement behavior with public relations practitioners

Lee, Liane W.Y.; Yip, Leslie S.C.; Chan, Kara K W

doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2018.07.003

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“…The proposed model addresses an influencee's response to an influencor's request, which-depending on the former's level of agreement-can yield a level of tension (e.g., Clark et al, 2020). Our observations add to this growing discourse by applying the widely used social psychology concepts of conformity, compliance, and reactance to socially influenced SEB (Fitzsimons & Lehmann, 2004;Kelman, 1958), exposing a key contribution (L. Lee et al, 2018;Siami et al, 2020). Overall, our analyses reveal MacInnis ' (2011, p. 146) integrating purpose of conceptual research, which "draws connections between previously differentiated phenomena, finding a novel… perspective on how these entities are related.…”

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Social influence and stakeholder engagement behavior conformity, compliance, and reactance

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Following the proliferation of customer engagement behavior research, rising interest is observed in marketing‐based stakeholder engagement behavior, which covers any stakeholder's—including a customer's, employee's, firm's, supplier's, competitor's, and so forth—behavioral engagement in his/her role‐related interactions, activities, and relationships. However, despite its importance, understanding of the stakeholder engagement behavior concept remains tenuous, is therefore addressed in this paper. We first conceptualize stakeholder engagement behavior as a stakeholder's behavioral manifestation toward his/her role‐related interactions, activities, and relationships, followed by an exploration of the effect of influencor‐exerted social influence on an influencee's stakeholder engagement behavior. We argue this effect to manifest as stakeholder engagement behavior conformity, ‐compliance, or ‐reactance, depending on the influencee's level of acceptance of the influencor's exerted influence. In turn, we propose stakeholder engagement behavior conformity, ‐compliance, and ‐reactance to yield cooperation, coopetition, or competition in the influencor/influencee relationship, respectively, as depicted in a conceptual model and an associated set of propositions. By investigating the interface of social influence, stakeholder engagement behavior, and its prevailing relational consequences (i.e., cooperation, coopetition, and competition), our analyses offer novel theoretical acumen and actionable managerial insight.

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“…There is no consensus in the discipline about the exact meaning or value of ‘cocreation’, but the general sense in which Botan and Taylor used the term has been widely applied to emphasise the importance of shared value, meaning and objectives between different social actors in public relations (Coombs and Holladay, 2018; de Beer, 2014; Johnston and Lane, 2019; Lee et al, 2018b; Lemon, 2019; Susanne Johansen and Esmann Andersen, 2012; Thelander and Säwe, 2015; Theunissen, 2014; Tombleson and Wolf, 2017). Some of the theories that have been identified as ‘cocreational’ are organisation–public relationships (Broom et al, 2000; Huang, 2001; Ledingham and Bruning, 2000), community theory (Valentini et al, 2012), fully functional society (Heath, 2006) and dialogic theory (Botan, 1997; Kent and Taylor, 1998, 2002; Pearson, 1989).…”

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Dealing with disappointment: How can a ‘coexisting imperatives’ view help us understand the unfulfilled dialogical promise of digital media

Shoai

2021

Public Relations Inquiry

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The association between the concept of dialogue and the expansion of digital media in public relations started as a theoretical ‘promise’ and was later followed by a feeling of disappointment. This article argues that the dialogic promise of new media was in great measure a consequence of a well-established belief according to which the field was rapidly moving from a ‘functional’ to a ‘cocreational’ approach, whereas in fact both cocreational and functional imperatives persist and coexist in complex manners that need to be disentangled. This idea is explored through a critical analysis of highly cited literature about dialogue and digital technology in public relations. Implications for future theory-building, research and practice are discussed.

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“…La Unesco identifica entre las claves para el ejercicio del periodismo de conflicto si "los términos de contratación de los Tabla 1. Listado de personas entrevistadas Fuente: Elaboración propia con base en los esquemas propuestos en Iturregui et al (2020) y Lee et al (2018).…”

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La tribu sin suerte. Transformaciones y retos del periodismo de conflicto en España

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Cantalapiedra-González

2022

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El artículo ahonda en las principales transformaciones que el periodismo de conflicto ha vivido en el último siglo y medio y trata de identificar los retos a los que se enfrenta en la actualidad. Para ello, además de una amplia revisión bibliográfica a trabajos académicos, biografías o libros publicados por periodistas, se han realizado 24 entrevistas en profundidad a profesionales con experiencia en la cobertura de conflictos, responsables de la sección internacional de varios diarios españoles, y a militares con experiencia en gestión de información pública en operaciones y en formación en materia de seguridad para periodistas. Entre las conclusiones destacan, por un lado, el impacto que la cobertura de conflictos ha logrado más allá de los medios y el rol de la tecnología como elemento transformador de los perfiles y la práctica profesional. Todo esto, en un contexto de aumento de la peligrosidad de la profesión y de la precarización del periodismo, también en zonas de conflicto, dejando atrás el mito del corresponsal de guerra y planteando nuevos retos, como el abordaje de la cuestión de la seguridad, la inclusión de la perspectiva de género en este ámbito o el fin del tabú que constituye el síndrome del estrés postraumático.

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An exploratory study to conceptualize press engagement behavior with public relations practitioners

Cited by 6 publications

References 45 publications

Social influence and stakeholder engagement behavior conformity, compliance, and reactance

Social influence and stakeholder engagement behavior conformity, compliance, and reactance

Dealing with disappointment: How can a ‘coexisting imperatives’ view help us understand the unfulfilled dialogical promise of digital media

La tribu sin suerte. Transformaciones y retos del periodismo de conflicto en España

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