Reading List for Strategic Communication and Stakeholders (Weintraub & Riley session) Day 2

Botan, C. & Taylor, M. (2005).  The Role of Trust in Channels of StrategicCommunication for Building Civil Society.  Journal of Communication, 55, 685-702.

Halahan, K., Holtzhausen, D, van Ruler, B., Vrecic, D. & Sriramesh, K. (2007).  Defining strategic communication.  International Journal of Strategic Communication, 1, 3-35.

Jacobson, T. L., & Jang, W. Y. (2002). Media, war, peace and global civil society. In W. B. Gudykunst & B. Mody (Eds.), The handbook of intercultural and international communication (pp. 343–358).  Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Mozammel, M. & Odugbemi, S. (2005). With the support of multitudes: Using strategic communication to fight poverty through PRSPs. London: DFID.

Riley, P., Thomas, G., Weintraub, R., Noyes, A. & Dixon, S. (2011). Good Governance and Strategic Communication:  A Communication Capital Approach. Paper presented at the pre-conference on Strategic Communication at the International Communication Association in Boston.

Sandhu, S. (2009). Strategic Communication: An Institutional Perspective.  International Journal of Strategic Communication, 3, 72