• “Let’s have a dialogue”: The potential risks of dialogue for corporations 

  Theunissen, PS (AUT University; 2011)

  Dialogue is often touted as the preferred and most ethical form of public relations practice; its potential risks and disadvantages often glossed over in Public Relations theory. Equally, corporate identity is perceived ...
• The language of support: the case of the Christchurch earthquake 

  Theunissen, PS (AUT University; 2011)

  It is not unusual for spectators of a natural disaster to be affected by that disaster and to want to reach out to its victims – whether it be physically or spiritually. With the advent of the Internet and social media, ...
• South Pacific notions of the fourth estate: A collision of media models, culture and values 

  Robie, D (AUT University; 2006)
• Dialogue and two-way symmetrical communication in Public Relations theory and practice 

  Theunissen, P; Rahman, K (AUT University; 2010)

  Dialogue is often equated to two-way symmetrical communication, and over the years the concept has been subsumed into the systems theory. Textbook authors make cursory references to “dialogue” and “conversation” while ...
• South Pacific notions of the fourth estate: a collision of media models, culture and values 

  Robie, D (AUT University; Asian Media Information and Communication Centre (AMIC); 2006)

  South Pacific media is generally projected as embracing Western news values with the ideals of “objectivity” and “facticity” being paramount. In fact, while this may well be partially true of the Western-owned mainstream ...

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