Public Relations Basics

Author: Yang Mingna
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Public Relations is an emerging discipline that originated in the early 20th century. It is a field dedicated to studying how to establish a positive organizational image, coordinate internal and external relationships, and enhance the organization's visibility and reputation. This book highlights practicality, case studies, and skill training. It provides in-depth and accessible explanations of theories by extensively incorporating typical cases from new public relations activities, with a particular emphasis on chapters with strong applicability. Each chapter begins with an "Introduction," "Background Case," and "Case Reflection," and ends with "Knowledge Expansion," "Background Case Analysis," and exercises and practice questions that cover essential knowledge and skills. These features actively assist students in learning key points, mastering fundamental principles and methods, and developing analytical and problem-solving abilities. The language throughout the book is concise, vivid, and easy to understand. This book can serve as a general textbook for relevant majors in secondary vocational schools, higher vocational schools (three years of secondary vocational education + two years of junior college), adult colleges, and private universities. It is also suitable for on-the-job training materials for professionals such as government officials and employees of enterprises and institutions, as well as self-study resources for the general public. Additionally, it serves as a reference tool for those preparing for debates and job interviews.