Stockholm Accords approved text

Jun 15, 2010 #International public relations, #Professional Associations, #The Profession

The approved text of the Stockholm Accords can be accessed as a pdf here: Stockholm Accords final version May 15

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The big question: What is PR? : PR CONVERSATIONS says:

July 19, 2010 at 1:44 pm

[…] session with some of the world’s leading scholars to analyse the potential implications the Accords brief could, would, should have on education and professional training programs. An excellent […]
Paul Seaman says:

June 20, 2010 at 10:26 am

The last in my trilogy on the Stockholm Accords is dedicated to rebutting the authoritarian notion that PRs are “ideological governors of value networks”.

http://paulseaman.eu/2010/06/stockholm_accords_are_useless_for_prs_future/

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