TY - BOOK AU - Cornelissen, Joep TI - Corporate communications: a guide to theory and practice SN - 9781473953703 U1 - 658.45 PY - 2017/// CY - London PB - Sage Publications Ltd. KW - Business communication KW - Communication in management N1 - PART 1 - Introduction Chapter 1: Defining Corporate Communication Chapter 2: Corporate Communication in Contemporary Organizations Chapter 3: Corporate Communication in a Changing Media Environment PART 2 - Conceptual Foundations Chapter 4: Stakeholder Management and Communication Chapter 5: Corporate Identity, Branding and Corporate Reputation PART 3 - Corporate Communication In Practice Chapter 6: Communication Strategy Chapter 7: Research and Measurement PART 4 - Specialist Areas in Corporate Communication Chapter 8: Media Relations Chapter 9: Employee Communication Chapter 10: Issues Management Chapter 11: Crisis Communication PART 5 - New Developments In Corporate Communication Chapter 12: Leadership and Change Communication Chapter 13: Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Community Relations N2 - Used by nearly 25,000 students in over 50 countries, this book incorporates current thinking and developments on corporate communication from both the academic and practitioner worlds. Combining a comprehensive theoretical foundation with numerous practical guidelines, insights will assist managers (or soon to be managers) in their day-to-day work and in their strategic and tactical communication decisions. With cases and examples from across the globe including Apple, BMW, Uber, L’Oréal and Starbucks, the new edition is updated to include more material on social media, employee communication, leadership communication and anti-corporate activism. The Fifth Edition of Corporate Communication is supported by a Companion Website and includes Full text SAGE journal articles, glossary, web links for each chapter, author-selected videos relevant to the key themes and hot topics, an authors’ blog and author videos for students as well as case study notes, PowerPoint slides, and additional case studies for lecturers. Suitable for students at advanced undergraduate and postgraduate levels on business management, marketing, corporate communication, public relations or business communications programmes as well as practitioners in the field ER -