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PRism: referees and CfP

Thanks to everyone who has helped to publicise the Call for Papers for the special edition of PRism I am co-editing with David Phillips. The deadline for abstracts is July 3.

We have now agreed a distinguished panel of referees. Abstracts for Beyond Online Public Relations will be considered by:

Elizabeth Albrycht: Paris School of Business and Institut Supérieur de Communication (ISCOM ), France
Magnus Fredriksson: Göteborgs Universitet, Institutionen för journalistik, medier och kommunikation, Sweden
Derek Hodge: University of Stirling, UK
Karen Russell: University of Georgia, Editor of the Journal of Public Relations Research, USA

May 11, 2011 in PRism | Permalink

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