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New Strategies for Reputation Management : Gaining Control of Issues, Crises & Corporate Social Responsibility.
Title:
New Strategies for Reputation Management : Gaining Control of Issues, Crises & Corporate Social Responsibility.
Author:
Griffin, Andrew.
ISBN:
9780749452933
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (185 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 Reputation management today -- Reputation terminology -- Reputation evaluation -- Joined-up thinking? -- Aspects of managing reputation risk -- Reputation management: some company caricatures -- Summary -- Chapter 2 The corporation under fire -- The world is freer and smaller -- It is a world of fear -- It is a world of information -- Individuals are empowered -- NGOs are empowered -- Governments remain powerful, whilst corporate power is waning -- Tomorrow's world -- Summary -- Chapter 3 Regaining the reputation initiative -- Changing the corporate mindset -- Putting reputation at the heart of the business -- Redrawing the corporate stakeholder map and engagement plan -- Summary -- Chapter 4 Crisis management - leadership in a tried and tested system -- Crisis management - easy in theory -- Crisis management is about substance, not spin -- You're not alone -- Prepare your people as well as your process -- Practice makes perfect -- Leadership is the key differentiator -- Crisis management - an action plan for change -- Chapter 5 Issues management - shaping the agenda -- Issues management - difficult in theory -- Categorizing and prioritizing issues -- Issues management is as important as crisis management, but requires different skills and tools -- Local issues can now have global consequences -- Issues management is about agenda control -- Global issues need (uncharacteristic) long-term thinking -- Chapter 6 Social responsibility - your initiatives on your initiative -- What is CSR? -- CSR is about business, but not controlled by business -- CSR does not shield companies from reputation risk -- CSR reports are a waste of time and trees -- The concept of corporate citizenship is more helpful than that of CSR -- Performance matters more.

Chapter 7 Turning the corner - the corporation on the couch -- Notes from the psychologist's couch -- Follow change or make change? -- Leading change in reputation management -- Further reading and information -- Index.
Abstract:
This book explores the very important area of corporate communications and aims to delve into the most recent techniques and practices used in the public relations industry. New Strategies for Reputation Management demonstrates how our approach to crisis and issues management needs to change in light of recent terrorist threats, corporate scandals and major disasters - and it examines the different ways various countries/companies handled these threats.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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