Vol 14, No 2(28) (2021)

Public Relations and Communications during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Guest editors:

Ana ADI, Professor of Public Relations/Corporate Communications, Quadriga University of Applied Sciences, Berlin, GERMANY

Thomas STOECKLE, Lecturer, Bournemouth University London, Analytics & Insights Partner at Dot I/O Health, UNITED KINGDOM

Table of Contents

Dossier

Public Relations and Communications during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Ana ADI, Thomas STOECKLE
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7-13
Communicating Covid-19: Framing Science and Affect in U.S., French and Estonian Traditional Media
Raili MARLING, Marge KÄSPER
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15-32
The Changing Role and Status of UK Government Communication during the Covid-19 Crisis
Claire FORBES
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33-57
The Future of Internal Communication in the Light of the Events Observed during the Covid-19 Crisis
Déborah HORLAIT, François LAMBOTTE
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59-80
Communication et tiers lieux culturels pendant et après le COVID-19. Vers une communication solidaire
Matina MAGKOU, Vincent LAMBERT
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81-99
Repenser les Relations Publiques en temps de pandémie : La communication numérique du Polytechnique de Portalegre
Cláudia PACHECO, Hermelinda TRINDADE CARLOS, Márcia MARAT GRILO, Vera BARRADAS
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101-128
Television Channels in the face of the Covid-19 Pandemic: Case of Public Television Channels in Morocco
Mohcine KABBADJ, Mohamed BENDAHAN
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129-150

Varia

The Design Turn for the Management of Public Relations: Emerging Challenges for Communication Professionals using Design Practices
Niklas HENKE, Fabienne MARTIN-JUCHAT
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153-170
Social Media, Political Propaganda and Herding: A Case Study of Vietnam in the Coronavirus Crisis
Thuy Nhung TRAN
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171-202
Playing Digital Games in Post-retirement Life
Sara Mosberg IVERSEN
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203-219
TikTok : angoisse, solitude et exploration adolescente en temps de pandémie
Denis JEFFREY, Louis-Philippe ST-AMANT GAURON
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221-238