The practice of public relations

Public relations is an essential element in effective and successful business today. The theory of public relations does not change but the practice develops with new ideas and methods of management and business. This fourth edition of 'The Practice of Public Relations' incorporates essent...

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Other Authors: Black, Sam (Editor)
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Published: Oxford Butterworth-Heinemann 1995(2000 printing)
1995(2000 printing)
Edition:FOURTH EDITION
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