The new lobbyist rolodex: PR

IF 0.3 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS
Jennifer Thomlinson
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Abstract Despite its long history and key role in the development of public policy, serving the needs of virtually every sector of society, lobbying is an underdeveloped area of academic research. This study aims to establish an understanding of lobbying at the federal level in Canada and its synergies with communications and public relations. Through a review of existing scholarly research, as well as in-depth interviews with 15 federally-registered lobbyists, five senior communications executives, and a survey of GR practitioners, this paper reveals that lobbying is very much aligned with public relations, especially as the online and social media landscapes continue to grow and evolve. It concludes that integration between the two fields is necessary, if not inevitable, and that greater public relations, marketing and social media expertise should be leveraged to position the government relations practice for a future that embraces the new digital rules of engagement.
新的游说者名片:公关
尽管游说有着悠久的历史,在公共政策的制定中发挥着关键作用,服务于社会各个部门的需求,但它是一个不发达的学术研究领域。本研究旨在了解加拿大联邦层面的游说及其与传播和公共关系的协同作用。通过对现有学术研究的回顾,以及对15名联邦注册游说者、5名高级传播主管的深入访谈,以及对GR从业者的调查,本文揭示了游说与公共关系密切相关,尤其是随着在线和社交媒体格局的不断发展和演变。报告的结论是,这两个领域之间的整合即使不是不可避免的,也是必要的,而且应该利用更大的公共关系、营销和社交媒体专业知识来定位政府关系实践,以迎接新的数字参与规则的未来。
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