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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Organisational legitimacy"”.

  1. Communicating strategically: public relations and organisational legitimacy

    … a bombing mission to achieve specific strategic organisational and communication goals. Further, it contextualises the case of NATO as an organisation facing a crisis in legitimacy following the end of the Cold War. It demonstrates how the Kosovo Campaign provided a vehicle to transform NATO's …

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  2. An issue-based approach to organisational legitimacy: the case of Namdeb

    … method was used and the issues influencing the legitimacy of Namdeb, a public private joint venture (PPJV) between the Government of Namibia and De Beers, international diamond miner and retailer was investigated. The findings show that a number of interconnected and constant issues collectively …

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  3. Liking the Met Gala: Towards a Quantification of Organisational Legitimacy through Instagram

    Grounded in foundational organisational legitimacy theory, this research examines the role of Instagram Likes as a foundational metric for organisational legitimacy, proposing a novel framework that positions digital engagement as a modern-day opinion poll (Bitektine & Haack, 2015). Using the Met …

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  4. Motivations for corporate social reporting and non-reporting in Malaysia: An exploratory study from a public relations perspective

    … of social reporting. In-depth analysis revealed organisational legitimacy as the main reason to explain both motivation and hesitation for social reporting. Corporations require stakeholder support for their continual existence. At the societal level analysis, the concept of political economy was …

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  5. Governance strategies towards organising for action sports: A national structure for New Zealand skateboarding

    … perceptions of key individuals involved in the organisational development and/or institutionalisation of NZ skateboarding. Twenty-five interviews were conducted across sport and skateboarding-related organisations involved in this process, including Skateboarding New Zealand (i.e. SBNZ, a new …

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