Corporate Communications: An International Journal
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Conceptualizing the relationship between corporate social advocacy and political polarization
Joshua M. ParchaCorporations are now taking stands on contemporary and controversial social issues that share no obvious connection to the corporations’ business practices. At the same…
“Posts are my own”: effects of social media disclaimers on perceptions of employees and their organizations from tweets and retweets
Caleb T. Carr, Rebecca A. Hayes, Cameron W. PiercyThis study empirically assesses the perceptions the public has of employees and their organization following a [re]tweet, and the additional potential ameliorating effect…
COVID-19 communication management in Europe: a comparative analysis of the effect of information-seeking in the public’s sense-making in Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom
Angeles Moreno, Cristina Fuentes Lara, Ralph Tench, Stefania RomentiGovernments around the world have shown poor capabilities in responding effectively to the COVID-19 health emergency outbreaks. After the declaration of COVID-19 as an…
Virtual onboarding and socialization, an exploration of employee discussions and experiences
Jillian Williamson Yarbrough, Leslie Ramos SalazarDuring the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, employers struggled to develop virtual onboarding (VO) experiences among new employees. Prior research has…
“Not enough yet”: CSR communication of stigmatized industries through news coverage
Hyun Ju Jeong, Deborah S. ChungCorporate social responsibility (CSR) communication covered by the news media is considered as more credible and effective in shaping public perceptions toward…
Online sustainability claims: lessons from high-scoring B corporations in the Canadian food and beverage sector
Natalia Lumby, Ojelanki NgwenyamaSustainability certifications can support green innovation in important consumer sectors such as food and beverage. This research interrogates how certified companies…
Board gender diversity, quotas and critical mass theory
Frank Lefley, Václav JanečekThe corporate communications literature recently focused on corporate board gender diversity, specifically looking at two central aspects: gender quotas and equitable…
The limited role of African strategic communication practitioners in ethical communication practices
Abyshey Nhedzi, Caroline Muyaluka AzionyaThis study answers the call for research and theorising exploring ethical communication and brand risk from the African continent. The study's purpose was to identify the…
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- Martina Topic
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