2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0363-8111(02)00111-x
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Posibilidad Y problema: An historical/critical analysis of Hispanic public relations

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“…Since Blythe’s (1947) original analysis, the concept of ‘ethnic public relations’ has been explored a few more times through the years. For example, Gibson (2002) described it as a specialized practice in which ethnic groups can use public relations’ tactical options to address ‘serious problems such as discrimination, economic stratification, and educational underachievement, which necessitate public relations solutions’ (p. 63). Recently, the most thorough framework for ethnic public relations was presented by Johnson and Sink (2013), in an article that defined ethnic public relations and applied this definition to the particular case of ethnic museums in the United States.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since Blythe’s (1947) original analysis, the concept of ‘ethnic public relations’ has been explored a few more times through the years. For example, Gibson (2002) described it as a specialized practice in which ethnic groups can use public relations’ tactical options to address ‘serious problems such as discrimination, economic stratification, and educational underachievement, which necessitate public relations solutions’ (p. 63). Recently, the most thorough framework for ethnic public relations was presented by Johnson and Sink (2013), in an article that defined ethnic public relations and applied this definition to the particular case of ethnic museums in the United States.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%