Titlebook: North American Perspectives on the Development of Public Relations; Other Voices Tom Watson Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-95044-7Public Relations History; International Business; Corporate Responsibility; Strategy; Marketing

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Tom WatsonConsiders the development of PR in both Canada and the U.S..Challenges many orthodoxies of PR history, especially in the U.S..Presents new historical material on areas of PR practice

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United States Antecedents and Proto-PR,ginnings of PR in the late nineteenth century with a genesis in entertainment and later business. This examination of the use of the term “public relations” shows that public relations in the eighteenth and nineteenth century was related to politics, specifically international affairs, domestic relations, and political popularity.

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Public Relations Education and the Development of Professionalization in Canada and the USA,andards, university and college-based undergraduate and graduate degree programs, and industry associations that advocate on behalf of its members in both countries. This chapter details the similar but uniquely different development of the field in both countries; differentiated not only by culture and size but educational systems and language.

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n the central front, they faced the Iraqi army; in Jerusalem and the surrounding area they faced the Jordanian Arab Legion, the most formidable of the Arab armies and the one that was to inflict the heaviest losses on the Israeli forces. In the far south they faced the Egyptians.

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Tom Watsonn the central front, they faced the Iraqi army; in Jerusalem and the surrounding area they faced the Jordanian Arab Legion, the most formidable of the Arab armies and the one that was to inflict the heaviest losses on the Israeli forces. In the far south they faced the Egyptians.

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