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Special Section on Public Relations History; Edited by Anastasios Theofilou & Tom Watson; Modernity and the development of PR in Norway: Influences and interactions Øystein Pedersen Dahlen; UK Government Communication: The Cameron years and their ongoing legacy Anne Gregory; Propaganda stories in Czechoslovakia in the late 1980s: Believe it or not? Denisa Hejlova and David Klimes; 'What the country wanted': The houses of parliament, the press and the origins of media management in Britain, c. 1780- 1900, Brendan Maartens; H-Day 1967 - An alternative perspective on "propaganda" in the historiography of public relation, Fredrik Noren; The misunderstood nineteenth century U.S. press agent, Karen Russell and Cayce Myers; The never changing story: Eight decades of the government public relations department of Thailand, Napawan Tantivejakul; Filmic public relations for a global audience: The United Nations and The Blue Vanguard, Gareth Thompson; Creatively escaping insularity and encouraging internationalism: British radicalism, history from below, and public relations historiography, Jordi Xifra, David McKie and Maria-Rosa Collell; Current Research in Public Relations: Fostering social capital in an international multi-stakeholder issue network Adam J. Saffer; Examining the role of sense of community: Linking local government public relationships and community-building, Minsoo Kim and Moonhee Cho; Supervisor humor styles and employee advocacy: A serial mediation model, Patrick D. Thelen