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  1. Experian: A case study in CSR communication
  2. Putting the Pharmaceutical Industry's SR Reports Under the Microscope
  3. Corporate Social Responsibility and Its Reporting From a Management Control System Perspective
  4. Public Relations Planning: A Strategic Approach
  5. Exxonmobil's social responsibility messaging – 2002–2013 CEO letters
  6. A New Content Analysis Methodology Appropriate for CSR Communication
  7. A new content analysis methodology appropriate for CSR communication
  8. Introduction to Real World Statistics, With Step-by-Step SPSS Instructions
  9. Increasing the effectiveness of benchmarking in the restaurant industry
  10. The Influence of a Factitious Free-From Food Product Label on Consumer Perceptions of Healthfulness
  11. Determining factors leading to strategic management PR practitioner roles
  12. Family Communication Patterns, Sympathy, Perspective-Taking, and Girls’ Thoughts About Interpersonal Violence
  13. News coverage of the Crimea: who is setting the public agenda?
  14. Risk Dimensions and Political Decisions Frame Environmental Communication: A Content Analysis of Seven U.S. Newspapers From 1970–2010
  15. Defining public relations roles in the U.S.A. using cluster analysis
  16. Text network analysis of presidential rhetoric
  17. The Relationships Among Girls’ Prosocial Video Gaming, Perspective-Taking, Sympathy, and Thoughts About Violence
  18. Striving for Legitimacy Through Corporate Social Responsibility: Insights from Oil Companies
  19. Recommendations for the Development of a New operational classification System For The Foodservice Industry
  20. Perceptions of Control Facilitate Reading Engagement
  21. The Influences of Video Gaming on US Children's Moral Reasoning About Violence
  22. University students setting goals in the context of autonomy, self‐efficacy and important goal‐related task engagement
  23. Communicating CSR via pharmaceutical company web sites
  24. Antecedent Influences on Children's Extrinsic Motivation to Go Online
  25. Marketing nutrition through a corporate intranet*
  26. Imitating Life, Imitating Television