Public Relations Theory

Index

a

• Aburrá Valley  13, 17, 20–21, 23, 26
• activism  160–168, 226–227
• activist  83, 148, 159–168, 211–212, 226
• advocacy  73, 115–117, 204
• agency theory  224, 227
• agenda building  235, 237–242
• agenda‐building theory  117
• agenda setting  8, 239–241
• agenda‐setting theory  24, 179–180, 237
• attribution theory  192

b

• biological citizenship  205

c

• Campaign for No  22–23
• catalytic model  33, 35, 38
• chaos and complexity theory  166
• charitable sector  113
• Cheong  180–181
• Chicago School of Social Thought  143, 145
• circuit of culture  55, 58, 131
• Coca‐Cola  219
• communication  16–20
  • activism  159–168
  • community  141–153
  • crisis communication, risk communication, and issues management  31–43
  • CSR  185–196
  • dialogue  79–93
  • diversity  49–58
  • ethics  63–76
  • globalization  125–136
  • health  203–215
  • investor relations  219–227
  • media relations  175–181
  • nonprofits  113–119
  • political communication and government relations  233–242
  • process  16, 18, 119
  • social and emerging media  97–107
  • strategy  13–27
• communitarianism  143–144
• community  34–36, 63–64, 99–107, 141–153, 219–221
• community‐building  141–153
• community‐building theory  146–150
• CONSOL Energy  227
• constructivism  165, 167
• coorientation theory  68
• corporate citizenship  185–186, 189
• corporate social responsibility (CSR)  79, 89–90, 185–196
• corporate stakeholder management  186–187
• corporate sustainability  185
• creating shared values (CSV) 194
• crisis communication  31–37, 41–42, 100, 117
• crisis management  32–34, 115–16, 144,