Public Relations and Business 1900–1929

Name/Title

Public Relations and Business 1900–1929

Description

Lively account of the rise of public relations, beginning with the policies first formulated by business to defend against hostility from labor, politicians and the public.

Context

Alan R. Raucher was a professor of history at Wayne State University. In this book, Raucher seeks to answer the question "what was "public relations" in the early twentieth century. Raucher believed that the study of public relations must be both a history of ideas and a history of actual practices as well as an examination of the interrelationship between ideas and action.

Category

Public Relations

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Object Name

Book

Book Details

Author

Alan R. Raucher

Publisher

Johns Hopkins

Place Published

City

Baltimore

State/Province

Maryland

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Date Published

1968

LCCN

68-19527

Notes

Pages: 178

Copyright

Copyright Holder

The John Hopkins Press

Copyright Date

1968

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