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The Practice of Government Public Relations
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The Practice of Government Public Relations

by Mordecai Lee, Grant Neeley, Kendra Stewart
August 2011
Beginner to intermediate content levelBeginner to intermediate
272 pages
8h 45m
English
CRC Press
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194 ◾  Kevin R. Kosar
help the government public relations practitioner do right and avoid doing wrong
in a big way. e approach advocated here does require the practitioner to under-
take substantive learning. For example, to understand a constitution’s ideas, one
needs to read a constitution or a good primer on it and its interpretation.
But the major thrust of this approach is to argue that a practitioner should think
institutionally, to consider how his actions and messages t within ve macrocontexts
that derive from his position as a government public relations practitioner. is insti-
tutional approach, assuredly, does not cover the whole of right and wrong conduct.
But this chapter does show that a great deal of trouble can be avoid
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ISBN: 9781439834657