Fundamentals of communication, P.R. and leadership

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Critiques
Leonardo Oliveira ★★★★★
An educational book by an author who knows his stuff. I have had extensive experience in the Sales field and yet as the book combines three important areas I confess that I learned some new things.
Sean Anderson ★★★★★
Anyone who has an innate or an acquired talent of being an effective communicator has something to learn from this excellent book. All those who are not but wiush to be effective communicators have a lot to gain by treading this book. Professor Piperopoulos has made it possible!
Mary Smith ★★★★★
Informative, contemporary and useful in each of the three subject areas it deals with. Enlightening presentation of the challenging facets of human and animal communication.
Mike Kennedy ★★★★★
If, like me, you believe that 'communication is the name of the gsme' this book vindicates us. If you are not on our side please tread the book and you will convert. Professor Piperopoulos has done a great job!
Greg Morrison,M.Sc ★★★★★
Professor Piperopoulos deserves recognition for his innovative paraphrasing -not plagiarizing- Descartes 'cogito ergo sum' as the subtitle to this impressive book 'I communicate therefore I exist'.
Description
This book provides a refreshing introduction to the three fascinating and fundamental subjects of communication, public relations and leadership. Aimed primarily at University undergraduate and postgraduate students (as well as those studying A-levels) in business schools, within the humanities and social sciences, and communication and media studies, the book examines and explores in a unique, provocative and iconoclastic manner the major theories, models and trends in the three fields.
Table des matières
Prolegomena
Part One – Communication
- Communication is a universal phenomenon
- System of 4 components
- Communication among ants and bees
- Communication among canines & felines
- Human Communication
- The scheme of human communication
- Defining human communication
- Language in human communication
- Words in a language
- Signs and Symbols
- Semiotics and Semiology
- The role of context and effect in communication
- Barriers to communication
- Body language
- Darwin’s contribution
- The ‘intrigue’ of body language
- Keeping matters at ‘arm’s length’
- The role ‘culture’ plays
- Focusing on the human face
- Ardrey’s ‘territorial imperative’
- Mass Media & social media
- From stone inscription to the printing process
- Enter the ‘penny press’ innovation
- From the wired telegraph to wireless telegraphy
- AM and FM radio come to existence
- Birth and development of television
- The digital age & ‘www’
- The Role of attitudes in human communication
- Defining Attitudes
- The components of attitudes
- Attitude functions for the personality
- Our attitudes can change
- Attitude measuring scales
- The birth of a speciality
- Tracing P.R. roots in antiquity
- A historic glimpse at the USA in late 19th and early 20th Century
- Defining the field of Public Relations
- Misconceptions of public relations
- Brief profiles of four pioneers in P.R. history
- Publics, Public Opinion and its moulders
- Historical evolution of the term ‘public’
- Public Opinion
- Rhetoric, Persuasion and Propaganda
- From Rome with…’love’
- Not one but a multitude of definitions
- A variety of propaganda types
- World Wars & the use of Propaganda
- The Korean War and “Brainwashing”
- Corporate Communication & Responsibility
- Corporate Communication
- Corporate responsibility or CSR
- P.R. vs. marketing and advertising
- Press releases, special events and sponsorships
- An in-house P.R. specialist vs. the services of a P.R. consultancy
- The ‘press release’ or ‘news release’
- Form & structure of a ‘press’ or ‘news release’
- Content and Style of the ‘press or news release’
- Different ‘releases’ to different Media
- Emphasis on ethos, pathos and logos
- Special events and sponsorships
- Crisis management
- Leaders and Leadership
- Leadership, Power, Authority & Charisma
- A glimpse at recent political, financial and religious events
- Starting with Plato and Aristotle
- Max Weber’s theoretical viewpoint
- Enter Machiavelli, Sennet & Habermas
- The era of ‘scientific management’ and the Hawthorne studies
- Leadership research at the Universities of Iowa, Ohio & Michigan
- Modern theories of leadership in Private and Public Enterprises and Organizations
- Contingency and path-goal theories
- Transformational leadership – ‘Charisma’ revisited?’
- Instead of an epilogue: Women leaders remain under a ‘glass ceiling’
- Women in Politics
- Women in the Economy and in Higher Education
- References / Bibliography
- The Author
Part Two – Public Relations
Part Three – Leadership