Vol. 13 No. 26 (2023): Silenced and invisible issues in organizations. A view from Public Relations and Organizational Communication (July-December)

Published: 2023-12-29

PRESENTACIÓN

• Presentation: Silenced and invisible issues in organizations. A view from Public Relations and Organizational Communication

  01-04

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MONOGRAPHIC: SILENCED OR INVISIBLE ISSUES IN ORGANISATIONS. A VIEW FROM PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ORGANISATIONAL COMMUNICATION.

• PR and racial identity: a study of black people in the public relations profession in Brazil

  Anauara da Cruz Vieira, Flávia Martins dos Santos, Mayllon Lyggon de Sousa Oliveira

  05-20

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• The role of Public Relations and Communication in the inclusion of people with disabilities in organizations: a systematic review

  Guilherme Ferreira de Oliveira, José Roberto Escarabello Junior, Suely Maciel

  21-40

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• Articles of Latin American companies on Wikipedia: Causal relationship between access, participation, and quality variables

  Sergio Llano Aristizábal, Héctor López Ospina

  41-62

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• “Não vamos esquecer”: reflections on anti-racism in organizations based on the Carrefour case

  Dalila Maria Musa Belmiro, Samuel Rubens, Pablo Moreno Fernandes

  63-80

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• Well-being and psychosocial issues made invisible in the best companies to work for in Latin America: a view from their digital organizational communication

  Rebeca-Illiana Arévalo-Martínez, Rogelio Del Prado Flores

  81-104

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• When crisis makes you visible: The case of Metro S.A Corporate Reports

  Claudia Labarca, Liliana De Simone

  105-120

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ARTÍCULOS

• When human rights are out of the game: an analysis of the silencing of national teams during the 2022 World Cup

  Fernando Jesus da Rocha, Ricardo Morais

  121-140

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• Music artists social networks communication strategies: revealing relationship and discursive perspectives

  Evandro Oliveira

  141-160

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• Reasons to follow travel influencers on social media: a study with Instagram users

  Elaine Aparecida Lopes da Silva, Lissa Valéria Fernandes Ferreira, José William de Queiroz Barbosa, Anna Barjuan Cea

  161-176

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• Strengthening trust in times of crisis. An analysis of the communication strategies of the UPAO University in the face of Covid-19

  Miguel Absi Flores, Francisco Arbaiza

  177-194

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• Corporate social responsibility and actor-network theory. The Conga case

  Benoit Cordelier, Mary Claudia Santillana Butron, María Auxiliadora Gabino-Campos

  195-210

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RESEÑAS

• Communication and Organizations in Colombia. New challenges, new scenarios

  Geysianne Felipe do Nascimento

  211-214

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