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Public Relations Inquiry, ‎2046-147X

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Envisioning PR research without taking organizations as collective actors for granted: A rejoinder and extension to Hou

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  1. Substrate preference determines macrofungal biogeography in the greater Mekong Sub-Region
  2. Empirical research on mathematical modelling
  3. Kundenintegration durch Additive Fertigung
  4. Introducing WIR
  5. Prozessoptimierung macht stark
  6. CSR Communication and the Polarization of Public Discourses
  7. Mit oder ohne Ohren, mit oder ohne Schall
  8. Wer oder was bestimmt "Wirklichkeit" in Organisationen?
  9. We Strike, Therefore We Are?
  10. Thermochemical heat storage materials
  11. Preliminary data on help‐seeking intentions and behaviors of individuals completing a widely available online screen for eating disorders in the United States
  12. Scale-dependent species–area and species–isolation relationships
  13. Im Netz der Dinge
  14. Ein Plädoyer für erweiterten Haftpflichtversicherungsschutz
  15. Laufbahntheorien: Oft führt der Zufall zum Erfolg
  16. The making of smart cities
  17. Balibar/Wallerstein's "Race, nation, class"
  18. #3 Unstable Infrastructures
  19. Assessing the aquatic biodegradation potential of polymeric excipients for pharmaceutical formulation
  20. Strategic Practice Drift
  21. Mycorrhizal type and tree diversity affect foliar elemental pools and stoichiometry
  22. The impact of terrorism on the workplace
  23. From Conspicuous Consumption to Neo-Bohemian Life Styles
  24. Broad-scale geographic patterns in body size and hind wing development of western Palaearctic carabid beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae)
  25. Wenn wir wüssten, was wir alles wissen!
  26. Overcoming resistance against managed care
  27. Are Retirees More Satisfied? Anticipation and Adaptation Effects of Retirement on Subjective Well-Being: A Panel Analysis for Germany