Influential Authors and Works of the Public Relations Scholarly Literature: A Network of Recent Research

Pasadeos, Yorgo; Renfro, R. Bruce; Hanily, Mary Lynn

doi:10.1207/s1532754xjprr1101_02

Cited by 106 publications

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“…Inicialmente, foi usado em diferentes disciplinas na ciência e nas ciências humanas (PRICE, 1976;WHITE, MCCAIN, 1989;WIBERLEY, 2003). Na sequência, foi aplicado nas disciplinas de ciências sociais (GLANZEL, 1996), como negócios internacionais (FETSCHERIN, VOSS, GUGLER, 2010), gestão internacional (ACEDO, CASILLAS, 2005), marketing (ARNOTT, 2007), publicidade (KIM, MCMILLAN, 2008) e comunicações (PASADEOS, RENFRO, HANILY, 1999).…”

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Caracterização da Evolução dos Estudos Bibliométricos em Business, Management and Accounting da Base de Dados Scopus

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Cecconello²,

Zanotto³

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RESUMOA bibliometria vem sendo utilizada como uma ferramenta para o avanço e o desenvolvimento dos estudos científicos. O objetivo desta pesquisa foi caracterizar os estudos bibliométricos em Administração da base de dados Scopus, identificando e analisando as escolhas e propósitos dos pesquisadores. Para atingir o objetivo proposto foi desenvolvido um estudo com abordagem quantitativa e qualitativa, de objetivo exploratório e descritivo, por meio de uma pesquisa bibliográfica. Foram encontrados e analisados 201 artigos, utilizando-se como estratégia de busca, Bibliometry or Bibliometric somente no título do documento, sendo a Área de Conhecimento Business, Management and Accounting e tipo de documento Artigos, portanto, não se aplicou nenhum recorte temporal. Os resultados apontam que a bibliometria continua sendo uma forma de suporte para o desenvolvimento e identificação dos estudos científicos, onde os autores utilizam das suas métricas para monitorar as atividades cientificas. Desta forma, conclui-se que apesar da popularidade das três leis bibliométricas, muitas outras aplicações vêm sendo utilizadas pelos autores, novas métricas e métodos estão emergindo e complementando os estudos bibliométrico Palavras-chave: Bibliometria. Estudos Bibliométricos. Artigos Bibliométricos. Scopus.

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Caracterização da Evolução dos Estudos Bibliométricos em Business, Management and Accounting da Base de Dados Scopus

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Cecconello²,

Zanotto³

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“…The organizational role of practitioners has been one of the most studied areas of public relations (Pasadeos, Renfro, & Hanily, 1999). In the 1970s, Broom developed a typology of roles to account for public relations practitioners' multitude of activities and responsibilities.…”

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Bridging the gap: Mapping the relationship between activism and public relations

Ciszek

2015

Public Relations Review

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“…Citation analysis has been used as a methodology to evaluate public relations scholarship by Yorgo Pasadeos and colleagues in three studies conducted nearly twenty years apart (Pasadeos and Renfro 1992, Pasadeos et al, 1999, Zoch et al, 2007and Pasadeos et al, 2010, and was also used by Morton andLin in 1995. Pasadeos andRenfro (1992) argued the value of citation analysis is that it allows an assessment of the impacts of authors, institutions and schools of thought.…”

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Everywhere and nowhere: Theorising and researching public affairs and lobbying within public relations scholarship

Davidson

2015

Public Relations Review

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Public affairs and lobbying is a high status and strategically vital public relations specialism. It is a field of PR practice that generates high levels of both scholarly and public concern in regard to its perceived role in supporting corporate power and the associated impact on the functional legitimacy of democratic institutions. For this paper a content analysis was conducted of academic journals (between 2000-2013) to provide insights into how public affairs and lobbying have been theorised and researched within public relations scholarship and to ascertain to what degree wider public concerns have been addressed. Findings include an empirical confirmation of the low level of research activity on public affairs; that stakeholder and rhetorical theories have been the most widely used theories, but are far from constituting dominant paradigms; that scholarship has privileged functional objectives over civic concerns; and that published work originates almost entirely from institutions in Europe and the US with the Global South invisible. The paper also discusses future directions for research in public affairs and advocates the placing of discourse into definitions of public affairs, and that academic public relations should assert responsibility for this field, but in a manner that more equitably balances organisational and societal concerns. BackgroundThe centrality of the public affairs function within public relations in combination with the ongoing concerns regarding impacts on democratic decision-making, as well as popular assumptions of routinely low ethical standards present a strong normative case for this field to be a priority for theorising and research. While definitions of public affairs may still be in a state of flux, scholars who have explored this function have tended to agree on its significance as a specialism. Zetter mischievously nominated public affairs as constituting "PR for grown-ups" because of the "huge rewards for getting it right -and major consequences for getting it wrong" (2008: p. :xiii). Public affairs has been observed as higher status strategic work (L'Etang, 2008), and that specialists are more than "mere technicians" but professionals who wield influence in Part of the difficulty in defining and conceptualising public affairs as a specialism of public relations is that a considerable proportion of public affairs practice is indistinguishable from public relations activity (Somerville and Ramsey, 2012). By way of example, in written evidence to a committee of the UK parliament that was investigating the regulation of lobbying, Ed Williams then CEO of Edelman UK argued that for large agencies such as his "…public affairs is just one of many public relations services we provide to clients. The boundaries between, for example, activity which influences the political environment and activity which influences a broader media and stakeholder environment is increasingly blurred." (Political and Constitutional Reform Committee, 2012: p. 67).In most definitions public a...

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Influential Authors and Works of the Public Relations Scholarly Literature: A Network of Recent Research

Cited by 106 publications

References 53 publications

Caracterização da Evolução dos Estudos Bibliométricos em Business, Management and Accounting da Base de Dados Scopus

Caracterização da Evolução dos Estudos Bibliométricos em Business, Management and Accounting da Base de Dados Scopus

Bridging the gap: Mapping the relationship between activism and public relations

Everywhere and nowhere: Theorising and researching public affairs and lobbying within public relations scholarship

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