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Linda Aldoory and Elizabeth L. Toth present an innovative socio-ecological model for understanding and building a feminist future for public relations practices. This approach acknowledges previous gaps in scholarship and practice caused by ideological, societal, mediated, and organizational factors constructing norms and expectations for gender, race, and class.
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Linda Aldoory and Elizabeth L. Toth present an innovative socio-ecological model for understanding and building a feminist future for public relations practices. This approach acknowledges previous gaps in scholarship and practice caused by ideological, societal, mediated, and organizational factors constructing norms and expectations for gender, race, and class.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
- Seitenzahl: 238
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781538128251
- Artikelnr.: 62035664
- Verlag: Bloomsbury eBooks US
- Seitenzahl: 238
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juni 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781538128251
- Artikelnr.: 62035664
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Linda Aldoory is professor of communication and associate dean in the College of Arts and Humanities at the University of Maryland College Park. She is also affiliate faculty member of the Department of Women's Studies.
Section 1: Overview of the Book: Model and Definitions
Chapter 1: A Socio-Ecological Model for Public Relations and Strategic
Communication
Chapter 2: The Backstory: Conceptualization and History of Public Relations
and Feminism
Section 2: Ideological Level: Social Norms, Hegemony, and Media
Chapter 3: Ideological Level: The Overarching Power of Hegemony and Social
Norms
Chapter 4: Media Level: Symbiotic yet Contested Terrain
Section 3: Organizational Level: Issues and Theories
Chapter 5: Organizational Level: Their Role in Maintaining the Status Quo
Chapter 6: Organizational Level: Facilitating Inequity and Marginalization
Section 4: Professional Level: Discursive Legitimacy and Professional
Associations
Chapter 7: The Professional Level: Questions of Legitimacy and Value
Chapter 8: Professional Level: Interrogating Difference in Professional
Associations
Section 5: Practitioner Level: Lived Experience and Identity
Chapter 9: The Practitioner Level: The Lived Experiences of Same and
Difference
Chapter 10: Practitioner Level: Theory-Driven Approaches to Understanding
Identity
Section 6: Dialogue and Future Directions
Chapter 11: Dialogue with Scholars and Practitioners: Co-constructing
Meaning of the Model
Chapter 12: Putting the Socio-Ecological Model to Use
Chapter 1: A Socio-Ecological Model for Public Relations and Strategic
Communication
Chapter 2: The Backstory: Conceptualization and History of Public Relations
and Feminism
Section 2: Ideological Level: Social Norms, Hegemony, and Media
Chapter 3: Ideological Level: The Overarching Power of Hegemony and Social
Norms
Chapter 4: Media Level: Symbiotic yet Contested Terrain
Section 3: Organizational Level: Issues and Theories
Chapter 5: Organizational Level: Their Role in Maintaining the Status Quo
Chapter 6: Organizational Level: Facilitating Inequity and Marginalization
Section 4: Professional Level: Discursive Legitimacy and Professional
Associations
Chapter 7: The Professional Level: Questions of Legitimacy and Value
Chapter 8: Professional Level: Interrogating Difference in Professional
Associations
Section 5: Practitioner Level: Lived Experience and Identity
Chapter 9: The Practitioner Level: The Lived Experiences of Same and
Difference
Chapter 10: Practitioner Level: Theory-Driven Approaches to Understanding
Identity
Section 6: Dialogue and Future Directions
Chapter 11: Dialogue with Scholars and Practitioners: Co-constructing
Meaning of the Model
Chapter 12: Putting the Socio-Ecological Model to Use
Section 1: Overview of the Book: Model and Definitions
Chapter 1: A Socio-Ecological Model for Public Relations and Strategic
Communication
Chapter 2: The Backstory: Conceptualization and History of Public Relations
and Feminism
Section 2: Ideological Level: Social Norms, Hegemony, and Media
Chapter 3: Ideological Level: The Overarching Power of Hegemony and Social
Norms
Chapter 4: Media Level: Symbiotic yet Contested Terrain
Section 3: Organizational Level: Issues and Theories
Chapter 5: Organizational Level: Their Role in Maintaining the Status Quo
Chapter 6: Organizational Level: Facilitating Inequity and Marginalization
Section 4: Professional Level: Discursive Legitimacy and Professional
Associations
Chapter 7: The Professional Level: Questions of Legitimacy and Value
Chapter 8: Professional Level: Interrogating Difference in Professional
Associations
Section 5: Practitioner Level: Lived Experience and Identity
Chapter 9: The Practitioner Level: The Lived Experiences of Same and
Difference
Chapter 10: Practitioner Level: Theory-Driven Approaches to Understanding
Identity
Section 6: Dialogue and Future Directions
Chapter 11: Dialogue with Scholars and Practitioners: Co-constructing
Meaning of the Model
Chapter 12: Putting the Socio-Ecological Model to Use
Chapter 1: A Socio-Ecological Model for Public Relations and Strategic
Communication
Chapter 2: The Backstory: Conceptualization and History of Public Relations
and Feminism
Section 2: Ideological Level: Social Norms, Hegemony, and Media
Chapter 3: Ideological Level: The Overarching Power of Hegemony and Social
Norms
Chapter 4: Media Level: Symbiotic yet Contested Terrain
Section 3: Organizational Level: Issues and Theories
Chapter 5: Organizational Level: Their Role in Maintaining the Status Quo
Chapter 6: Organizational Level: Facilitating Inequity and Marginalization
Section 4: Professional Level: Discursive Legitimacy and Professional
Associations
Chapter 7: The Professional Level: Questions of Legitimacy and Value
Chapter 8: Professional Level: Interrogating Difference in Professional
Associations
Section 5: Practitioner Level: Lived Experience and Identity
Chapter 9: The Practitioner Level: The Lived Experiences of Same and
Difference
Chapter 10: Practitioner Level: Theory-Driven Approaches to Understanding
Identity
Section 6: Dialogue and Future Directions
Chapter 11: Dialogue with Scholars and Practitioners: Co-constructing
Meaning of the Model
Chapter 12: Putting the Socio-Ecological Model to Use







