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Right to know as a foundation for ethical practice: A reinterpreted and expanded public relations code of ethics.
Document Type
Presentation
Publication Date
2017
Abstract
This paper examines that while community right to know mirrors public relations ethics codes, the field falls short of its basic philosophy and tenets. Ultimately right to know as an ethical foundation for public relations moves current ethics codes beyond the sovereignty of consumer choice and concepts such as transparency.
Publisher
IPRRC, International Public Relations Research Conference
Recommended Citation
Palenchar, M. J., & Motta, B. H. (2017). Right to know as a foundation for ethical practice: A reinterpreted and expanded public relations code of ethics. Presentation at the International Public Relations Research Conference, Orlando, FL.
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Comments
Abstract only. Presentation at the International Public Relations Research Conference, Orlando, FL.