2000
DOI: 10.1207/s1532754xjprr1203_3
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Transactional Philosophy as a Basis for Dialogue in Public Relations

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“…Dialogue as ethical communication is the basis of Taylor's (1998, 2002) theory for webbed (or online) public relations. It is evident that dialogue is fundamental for organisation-public communication to succeed when success is defined as the ability to listen, to practice mutual respect, and invite reciprocity (Woodward 2000). "The public should be just as likely to persuade the organisation's management to change attitudes or behaviour as the organisation is likely to change the publics' attitudes or behaviour" (Grunig & Hunt 1984, p. 23).…”
Section: Overview Of Social Media and Social Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dialogue as ethical communication is the basis of Taylor's (1998, 2002) theory for webbed (or online) public relations. It is evident that dialogue is fundamental for organisation-public communication to succeed when success is defined as the ability to listen, to practice mutual respect, and invite reciprocity (Woodward 2000). "The public should be just as likely to persuade the organisation's management to change attitudes or behaviour as the organisation is likely to change the publics' attitudes or behaviour" (Grunig & Hunt 1984, p. 23).…”
Section: Overview Of Social Media and Social Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since that time, the scholarship of engagement has gained momentum, with increasing consequence derived from the association coupling engagement and community building (Heath, Bradshaw, & Lee, 2002;Woodward, 2000); the enhancement of relationships between organizations and stakeholders (Bortree, 2011;Johnston, 2010); and increased stakeholder participation in organizational operations (Heath, 2011). More recently, engagement has been heralded as a new paradigm for public relations in the 21st century (Edelman, 2008;Stoker & Tusinski, 2006), challenging and contributing to the zeitgeist of public relations functionalist, instrumentalist, and critical foundations.…”
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“…Dit brengt de aandacht naar wat mensen met elkaar bespreken -in het formele overleg tussen topbestuurders, aan de balie met cliënten, in roddel en geklaag op de werkvloer en ook buiten de organisatie. Met een focus op wat er in interacties gebeurt, binnen de organisatie en tussen de organisatie en haar omgeving, wordt strategische communicatie relatiemanagement, en dat is wat het volgens de wetenschappelijke literatuur ook zou moeten zijn (Woodward, 2000;Grunig et al, 2002;Van Woerkum, 2003;.…”
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