International Public Relations : Perspectives from deeply divided societies

Foreword / Krishnamurthy Sriramesh -- 1. Introduction: Public relations in deeply divided societies -- 2. Nation building in the Former Yugoslavia: A 20-year retrospective to understand how public relations rebuilds relationships in divided societies -- 3. Dialogue with the enemy: Lessons for public relations on dialogue facilitation drawn from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict -- 4. Making sense of communication in societies divided by terrorism: Lessons from Northern Ireland -- 5. Deliberative democracy and government public relations in a deeply divided society: Exploring the perspectives of Government Information Officers in Northern Ireland -- 5. Deliberative democracy and government public relations in a deeply divided society: Exploring the perspectives of Government Information Officers in Northern Ireland -- 6. The entity-agent framework as a starting point for international public relations and public diplomacy research -- 7. Catalonia's public diplomacy and media relations strategy: A case study of the Eugeni Xammar Programme of International Communication and Public Relations -- 8. Government communication in Mozambique: The open presidencies of Armando Guebuza as a public relations strategy to strengthen national identity -- 9. 1Malaysia: 'People first, performance now': A critical perspective on the nation building approach in Malaysia's government public relations -- 10. Propaganda in Czechoslovakia in the 1980s: Life in a ritualised lie -- 11. Bipolar attitudes in Turkish political PR: the Kurdish question -- 12. Computer-mediated public relations of ethno-nationalist terrist groups.