Public relations are entering an era marked by increasing societal dissensus, where shared narratives are breaking down and contentious communication defines the public sphere. This edited volume argues that public relations must move beyond consensus-seeking models to engage with dissent as a critical feature of modern communication.
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Saima Kazmi is Assistant Professor of Advertising at University of Oregon, USA.
Joshua Foust is Assistant Professor of Public Relations at Syracuse University, USA.
Burton St. John III is Associate Chair and Professor of Advertising, Public Relations, and Media Design at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA.
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