Thought Leadership Essays

IPRA thought leadership essays deliver relevant content for anyone involved in international communications. They provide insight on the live issues that matter in the fast-changing world of Public Relations.

The Socialization of Communications in Latin America

author"s portrait There has been a massive growth in the Internet Penetration Rate across South America during the past decade, writes Victoria Osorio

Institutional PR across the European Union

author"s portrait The European Commission faces some major challenges in communicating its activities and the rights of half a billion citizens across the European Union’s 27 countries, writes Alia Papageorgiou.

Face to Face with the Future

author"s portrait Sara Render of independent PR network ECCO argues that international PR practitioners are going to need a broader skills set, range of communications tools and investment in the face of over-extended on and off line media channels.

Innovation is Key – Now More than Ever?

author"s portrait As 2010 draws to a close Jonathan Shillington believes it has been a year in which the PR profession has had to adapt more rapidly than ever before.

Exaggerated? Reports of the Death of Internal Communications

author"s portrait A discussion on an online business networking site prompted Stuart Smith to share his own views on the health and standing of Internal Communications, its value proposition and role in delivering transformational strategies.

New Game Rules Trigger a Rebirth

author"s portrait PR is reinventing itself from "dull, weak, and depressed" to "colorful, strong and exciting". By Ronn Torossian.

From Gut Feeling to Measurability

author"s portrait Jon van Dongen and Sietse Pots describe how media measurement can provide vital insight for strategic decision making and help justify communications budgets.

Unprecedented Change in the Healthcare Sector

author"s portrait Simon Warne reports from The Future of Healthcare Communications, the inaugural conference held by the Healthcare Communications Association in London.

Winning Support for the CleanTech Players

author"s portrait Claudia Wittwer considers‘Green PR’ to be a major opportunity for PR professionals andintroduces different measures within and beyond classic PR that will provide value added for CleanTech companies.

The Tired and Needless Duel with Advertising

author"s portrait Samantha Watt is exasperated that some clients in South Africa still underestimate the power of PR to engage with audiences, build long-term relationships and positively affect the bottom line.
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