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  1. The role of resident-city identification in building residents’ city commitment
  2. The bad, the ugly and the good: new challenges for CSR communication
  3. The twin foci of organisational identification and their relevance for commitment: a study of marketing communications industry
  4. The Importance of Values Motivation and Expectations for Consumers’ Responses to Corporate Social Responsibility
  5. Corporate Communication2014 1 Klement Podnar Corporate Communication UK Pearson 2012
  6. Critical points of CSR-related stakeholder dialogue in practice
  7. Corporate Social Responsibility as a Messy Problem: Linking Systems and Sensemaking Perspectives
  8. CSR communication: quo vadis?
  9. The role of consumer–brand identification in building brand relationships
  10. Mapping semantic meaning of corporate reputation in global economic crisis context: A Slovenian study
  11. The Effect of Word of Mouth on Consumers’ Attitudes Toward Products and Their Purchase Probability'
  12. Corporate Social Responsibility Communication and Dialogue
  13. Identification with an organisation as a dual construct
  14. Friendly flexible working practices within the internal marketing framework: a service perspective
  15. Economic perspectives on public relations
  16. Social economy and social responsibility: alternatives to global anarchy of neoliberalism?
  17. Reconstruction of public relations history through publications in Public Opinion Quarterly
  18. Guest Editorial: Communicating Corporate Social Responsibility
  19. CSR expectations: the focus of corporate marketing
  20. How Reference Pricing for Pharmaceuticals Can Increase Generic Share of Market: The Slovenian Experience
  21. Competitive advantage in the marketing of products within the enlarged European Union
  22. Towards a Categorization of Stakeholder Groups: An Empirical Verification of a Three‐Level Model
  23. Capturing the essence of a corporate brand personality: A Western brand in Eastern Europe
  24. Corporate identity in Slovenia
  25. Customer Engagement Fad or the Real McCoy? The Attempt of IMC Paradigm Shift via Online Media