Reseña del Informe Latin American Communication Monitor 2020-2021 / Book Review Latin American Communication Monitor 202-2021
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https://doi.org/10.5783/revrrpp.v12i23.775Keywords:
Relaciones Públicas, Latinoamérica, Comunicación, Comunicación organizacional, InformeAbstract
Reseña del informe liderado por EUPRERA y realizado por Alejandro Álvarez-Nobell, Juan-Carlos Molleda, Ángeles Moreno, Andréia Athaydes, Ana María Suárez-Monsalve y Marco V. Herrera sobre un estudio realizado a 1.850 profesionales de 20 países que trabajan en departamentos de comunicación de Latinoamérica.
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Review of the report developed by EUPRERA and carried out by Alejandro Álvarez-Nobell, Juan-Carlos Molleda, Ángeles Moreno, Andréia Athaydes, Ana María Suárez-Monsalve and Marco V. Herrera on a survey of 1,850 professionals from 20 countries working in communication departments in Latin America.
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ÁLVAREZ-NOBELL, A.; MOLLEDA, J.C; MORENO, A.; ATHAYDES, A.; SUÁREZ-MONSALVE, A. M. Y HERRERA, M.V. (2021). Latin American Communication Monitor 2020-2021. Comunicación estratégica y relaciones públicas en América Latina: crisis del COVID-19 en la gestión de comunicación, ciberseguridad, situación de las mujeres, retos éticos y nuevas competencias. Resultados de una encuesta en 20 países. Bruselas: EUPRERA.
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