Add to ORKGIn 2014, Polis and StockWell Communcations launched a research prize open to LSE post-graduate students. Applicants were asked to submit original research proposals on the topic of ‘Corporate Reputation, Media and Society’
Debra King argues that corporate reputations are valuable, contributing both to a corporation\u27s w...
An important aspect of the emerging user care discourse is the apologies offered by companies. Previ...
When facing crises, organisations are increasingly faced with the prospect of apologizing to their s...
We’re delighted to announce Nina M. Chung as the winner of the StockWell Communications Polis Resear...
In the wake of the Great Recession, there is greater public expectation to see corporations express ...
Companies often release a public statement of apology after a transgression. Two essays explore how ...
Purpose: This paper draws on the case study of AWB and the United Nations Oil-For-Food scandal to ex...
article published in law reviewThis Article examines the conduct of BP executives in the weeks follo...
The number of corporate apologies has increased dramatically during the past decade. This paper ...
Apologies issued by public figures, brands, and companies after a scandal or public perception of wr...
The growing importance of public apology makes forgiveness seeking a critical responsibility for eth...
The economic, financial and environmental crises that have involved many international companies ove...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Ethical communication during crisis response is often assessed by exte...
In favour of official apologies for past wrongs, one can argue that while guilt, or fault, is an att...
This paper argues that in the difficult disciplines of crisis communication and image restoration, a...
Debra King argues that corporate reputations are valuable, contributing both to a corporation\u27s w...
An important aspect of the emerging user care discourse is the apologies offered by companies. Previ...
When facing crises, organisations are increasingly faced with the prospect of apologizing to their s...
We’re delighted to announce Nina M. Chung as the winner of the StockWell Communications Polis Resear...
In the wake of the Great Recession, there is greater public expectation to see corporations express ...
Companies often release a public statement of apology after a transgression. Two essays explore how ...
Purpose: This paper draws on the case study of AWB and the United Nations Oil-For-Food scandal to ex...
article published in law reviewThis Article examines the conduct of BP executives in the weeks follo...
The number of corporate apologies has increased dramatically during the past decade. This paper ...
Apologies issued by public figures, brands, and companies after a scandal or public perception of wr...
The growing importance of public apology makes forgiveness seeking a critical responsibility for eth...
The economic, financial and environmental crises that have involved many international companies ove...
© 2016 John Wiley & Sons Ltd. Ethical communication during crisis response is often assessed by exte...
In favour of official apologies for past wrongs, one can argue that while guilt, or fault, is an att...
This paper argues that in the difficult disciplines of crisis communication and image restoration, a...
Debra King argues that corporate reputations are valuable, contributing both to a corporation\u27s w...
An important aspect of the emerging user care discourse is the apologies offered by companies. Previ...
When facing crises, organisations are increasingly faced with the prospect of apologizing to their s...