Research 13 Items Filter By Discipline — All Disciplines — Advertising Emerging Media Film and Television Journalism Media Science Public Relations Writing Power Imbalances and Contested Notions of the Nation Full title: Power Imbalances and Contested Notions of the Nation: Latin American Nation Branding through the Lens of the Cultural-Economic… Branding International Communication April 25, 2023 Assessing China’s News Coverage and Soft Power in Latin America Abstract: This study assesses the impact of China’s mediated communication strategies implemented in Latin America from 2013 to 2021. We… International Communication Public Diplomacy January 27, 2023 Narrative counters: Understanding the efficacy of narratives in combating anecdote-based vaccine… This study investigated the efficacy of narratives in countering vaccine-related narrative misinformation on Facebook. Two narrative counter strategies to address… Misinformation Social Media December 16, 2022 CSR, CSA, or CPA? Examining Corporate Climate Change Communication Strategies, Motives,… In response to the current social–political landscape, consumers’ expectations are changing. There is an increased need for companies to communicate… July 11, 2022 A Shortage of Excellence? An Exploratory Study of U.S. Doctoral-level Education… This exploratory content analysis of doctoral-level education in public relations at U.S. universities describes the state of doctoral training in… Polarized U.S. publics, Pope Francis, and climate change: Reviewing the studies… As soon as it was clear that Pope Francis’s 2015 Encyclical, Laudato Si’: On Care for Our Common Home, would discuss, among… Nation Branding as a Modern Expression of Colonialism in Latin America:… Since the 2000s, several Latin American governments have launched nation branding campaigns to internationally promote the exports, foreign direct investment,… Branding International Communication May 1, 2022 Game of Thrones, Tourism, and the Ethics of Adaptation This article examines ‘adaptation-induced tourism’, a form of media-induced tourism understood to be distinct from ‘screen tourism’ or ‘literary tourism’… August 1, 2021 Understanding Customers’ Reactions to Allegations of Corporate Environmental Irresponsibility This study focused on the idea of brand identity fusion, the the merging of individual (customer) and identity of the… October 13, 2020 Moms in Chief: Spouses of Presidential Nominees, 1992-2016 In 1776, when Abigail Adams implored her husband to “Remember the Ladies,” John Adams scoffed, declaring, “We know better than… January 2, 2019 Unpacking the Effects of Alleged Gender Discrimination in the Corporate Workplace… This study demonstrates how accusations of gender discrimination in the workplace may cost a company customers, and identifies factors that… July 4, 2018 Motivation with misinformation: Conceptualizing lacuna individuals and publics as knowledge-deficient, issue-negative… This study demonstrates how people who have accepted misinformation about vaccines and have extremely negative attitudes toward them tend to… September 11, 2017 Poison or Prevention? Understanding the Linkages between Vaccine-Negative Individuals’ Knowledge Deficiency,… The last few decades have seen growing concerns among parents regarding the safety of childhood vaccines, arguably leading to the… June 21, 2017