Toward a decolonial American rhetoric: Embracing an Anglo-Latin American dialogue

Ángel, Adriana; Butterworth, Michael L.; Carretero, Alejandro Barranquero

doi:10.1080/17513057.2022.2104344

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“…In line with Angel (2012) and Bouzon (2011), it is confirmed that there is a scarce presence of works on corporate communication compared to the global production on business and communication. However, there is a growing trend in terms of the subject, as the evolution over the century shows that production has tripled.…”

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Scientific production on corporate communication: a systematic study in Scopus with COVID-19 as a determining factor

Hidalgo-Marí

Segarra-Saavedra

Gutiérrez

2022

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PurposeSearching, identifying and analysing the scientific literature on “corporate communication” published in scientific journals during the twenty-first century (2000–2021) and indexed in the Scopus database, as well as its possible relationship with COVID-19.Design/methodology/approachA systematic bibliographic search was carried out in Scopus and a subsequent analysis of the literature, based on variables such as year of publication, authorship, original language of the text, most used terms and concepts, journal titles, keywords and possible allusions to COVID-19 or the pandemic.Findings2023 results were initially identified, but after applying the filters that limited the results in time (2000–2021) and discriminated—according to the type of document—the results only to scientific articles, the sample finally analysed was 1,280 articles relating to “corporate communication”. It was found that these were mainly published in journals such as Corporate Communications and Journal of Communication Management, in English, and with an accentuated thematic dispersion, but mostly related to public relations, advertising and communication in general.Originality/valueThere is an article published in 2012, before the COVID-19 pandemic, in the Italian journal Igiene e sanità publica, which already established the relevance of researching the challenges and solutions to communication risks in health crisis situations.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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Scientific production on corporate communication: a systematic study in Scopus with COVID-19 as a determining factor

Hidalgo-Marí

Segarra-Saavedra

Gutiérrez

2022

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Perspectivas y Agencia en la Comunicación para el Desarrollo y el Cambio Social en las Américas

Angel,

Wolfe,

La Pastina

2024

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En un mundo en constante transformación resulta crucial analizar la manera como distintos agentes sociales comprenden el cambio social. En el ámbito de la comunicación, este concepto se encuentra intrínsecamente ligado a la tradición de la Comunicación para el Desarrollo y el Cambio Social (CDCS). Esta tradición ha evolucionado regionalmente, con aportes de autores Latinoamericanos y un menor protagonismo de autores norteamericanos, acusados de imponer modelos de desarrollo. En este contexto, dos preguntas dan lugar al presente estudio: ¿Cuáles son las relaciones de continuidad y disrupción que caracterizan las tendencias y enfoques predominantes en la conceptualización y práctica del cambio social en Angloamérica y América Latina? y, ¿cómo se relacionan las perspectivas académicas y las experiencias concretas de cambio social en el campo de la CDCS en las Américas? Para abordarlas, realizamos un scoping review que nos permite comparar la comprensión del cambio social entre académicos angloamericanos y latinoamericanos, así como su capacidad para materializar estas ideas como agentes de cambio. Los resultados nos llevan a discutir tres relaciones de continuidad y disrupción entre dos comunidades de práctica en las Américas: En primer lugar, los académicos latinoamericanos asocian el cambio social con la comunicación mediática y la diversidad en la representación simbólica de comunidades, mientras que los angloamericanos lo vinculan a la justicia social y el activismo político. En segundo lugar, ambos grupos difuminan la distinción entre desarrollo y cambio social al operacionalizar ambos en términos de bienestar y prosperidad de las comunidades. Finalmente, identificamos una ruptura en la organización disciplinar de la CDCS en ambas regiones.

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Toward a decolonial American rhetoric: Embracing an Anglo-Latin American dialogue

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Scientific production on corporate communication: a systematic study in Scopus with COVID-19 as a determining factor

Scientific production on corporate communication: a systematic study in Scopus with COVID-19 as a determining factor

Perspectivas y Agencia en la Comunicación para el Desarrollo y el Cambio Social en las Américas

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