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Institute for Public Relations

The Institute for Public Relations is an independent nonprofit that bridges the academy and the profession, supporting PR research and mainstreaming this knowledge into practice through PR education.

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Reputation and Trust Research

Corporate reputation, trust, credibility and ethics are major areas of public relations research supported by the Institute for Public Relations.

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2007 Tuck School Academic Symposium
This meeting brought together academics and communications practitioners to discuss the state of the profession
Ethics and Public Relations
The central purpose of this article is to provide an overview of ethics in public relations.
Trust and PR Practice
"Trust is fundamental to functioning in our complex and interdependent society" (Tschannen-Moran & Hoy 2000, p. 549).
Arthur W. Page Society/Tuck School of Business Academic Symposium
This meeting brought together academics, communications practitioners and journalists to discuss the state of the profession and new areas of research...…
Understanding is the Beginning of Approving: Vapid Platitude or Cornerstone of Public Relations?
Does familiarity breed favorability? The researchers have analyzed reputation data for 30 global companies based on responses from 6,000 Americans.
Terrorism and Industrial Chemical Production: Contemporary Implications for Risk Communication
The increased threat of and heightened concern for terrorist attacks since 9/11 has reinvigorated the debate about industrial production security efforts,…
Illusions of Trust: A Comparison of Corporate Annual Report Executive Letters Before and After SOX
In this post-Enron society, trust in companies has never been lower. The 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act was designed to improve investor confidence by making…

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