1.) Interrogating corporate voice: Implications for dialogue, transparency, tragedy, lobbying, and leadership in public relations scholarship and practice. --Damion Waymer.
2.) Panacea, placebo or prudence: Perspectives and constraints for corporate dialogue. --Oyvind Ihlen, Abbey Levenshus.
3.) Conceptualizing transparency: Propositions for the integration of situational factors and stakeholders’ perspectives. --Tae Ho Lee, Lois A. Boynton.
4.) Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims: Explicating the public tragedy as a public relations challenge. --Rebecca A. Hayes, Julia Crouse Waddell, Peter M. Smudde.
5.) The construction of an elusive concept: Framing the controversial role and practice of lobbying in Swedish media. --Elin Helgesson, Kajsa Falasca.
6.) Understanding and addressing the gaps: Generational perspectives on public relations leadership development in the
United States. --Michele E. Ewing, David L. Remund.