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Applying the Network Perspective to Public Relations Theory and Practice
Adam J. Saffer
, Aimei Yang
Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication
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Public Relations
100%
Network Perspective
100%
Public Relations Theory
100%
Public Relations Practice
100%
Social Capital
66%
Computational Tools
33%
Network Analysis
33%
Multidimensional Analysis
33%
Social Phenomena
33%
Network Properties
33%
Interdependence
33%
Network Theory
33%
Middle Range
33%
Interdependency
33%
Social Actors
33%
Network Metrics
33%
Theory Use
33%
Organizational Survival
33%
Public Relations Scholarship
33%
Organization-public Relationships
33%
Public Relationship
33%
Range Theory
33%
Relationship Capital
33%
Public Problems
33%
Public Messaging
33%
Micro-range
33%
Social Artifacts
33%
Social Sciences
Social Capital
100%
Tuition Fee
50%
Network Analysis
50%
Public Issues
50%
Public Relations Work
50%
Interdependence
50%
Social Actor
50%
Interdependency
50%
Computer Science
Public Organization
100%
Network Property
50%
Social Phenomenon
50%
Interdependence
50%
Interdependency
50%