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Title Corporate reputation : managing opportunities and threats / edited by Ronald J. Burke, Graeme Martin and Cary L. Cooper.
Publication Info Farnham : Gower, 2011.



Descript xvi, 338 p. : ill.
Contents Part I Importance of Corporate Reputation: Corporate reputations: development, maintenance, change and repair; The meaning and measurement of corporate reputation; Measuring the impact of corporate reputation on stakeholder behavior.; Part II Developing a Corporate Reputation: Reputation and corporate social responsibility: a global view; Organizational identity, corporate social performance and corporate reputation: their roles in creating organizational attractiveness.; Part III Managing a Corporate Reputation: Employer branding, the psychological contract and the delicate art of expectation management and keeping promises; managing corporate reputations, strategic human resource management (SHRM) and negative capabilities; From applause to notoriety: organizational reputation and corporate governance; The role of the CEO and leadership branding - credibility not celebrity; The role of the news media in corporate reputation management; The impact of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 on corporate reputation: benefits, problems and prospects; Re-creating reputation through authentic interaction: using social media to connect with individual stakeholders.; Part IV Reputation Recovery: Corporate governance and corporate reputation: a disaster story; Corporate rebranding; Repairing damages to reputations: a relational and behavioral perspective; Index.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781409423270 (e-book)
9780566092053 (hbk.)
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Series Psychological and behavioral aspects of risk series
Psychological and behavioral aspects of risk series.
Subject Corporate image.
Brand name products -- Management.
Corporations -- Public relations.
Organizational effectiveness.
Performance -- Management.
Alt author Burke, Ronald J.
Martin, Graeme.
Cooper, Cary L.
Descript xvi, 338 p. : ill.
Contents Part I Importance of Corporate Reputation: Corporate reputations: development, maintenance, change and repair; The meaning and measurement of corporate reputation; Measuring the impact of corporate reputation on stakeholder behavior.; Part II Developing a Corporate Reputation: Reputation and corporate social responsibility: a global view; Organizational identity, corporate social performance and corporate reputation: their roles in creating organizational attractiveness.; Part III Managing a Corporate Reputation: Employer branding, the psychological contract and the delicate art of expectation management and keeping promises; managing corporate reputations, strategic human resource management (SHRM) and negative capabilities; From applause to notoriety: organizational reputation and corporate governance; The role of the CEO and leadership branding - credibility not celebrity; The role of the news media in corporate reputation management; The impact of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 on corporate reputation: benefits, problems and prospects; Re-creating reputation through authentic interaction: using social media to connect with individual stakeholders.; Part IV Reputation Recovery: Corporate governance and corporate reputation: a disaster story; Corporate rebranding; Repairing damages to reputations: a relational and behavioral perspective; Index.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781409423270 (e-book)
9780566092053 (hbk.)
Series Psychological and behavioral aspects of risk series
Psychological and behavioral aspects of risk series.
Subject Corporate image.
Brand name products -- Management.
Corporations -- Public relations.
Organizational effectiveness.
Performance -- Management.
Alt author Burke, Ronald J.
Martin, Graeme.
Cooper, Cary L.

Subject Corporate image.
Brand name products -- Management.
Corporations -- Public relations.
Organizational effectiveness.
Performance -- Management.
Descript xvi, 338 p. : ill.
Contents Part I Importance of Corporate Reputation: Corporate reputations: development, maintenance, change and repair; The meaning and measurement of corporate reputation; Measuring the impact of corporate reputation on stakeholder behavior.; Part II Developing a Corporate Reputation: Reputation and corporate social responsibility: a global view; Organizational identity, corporate social performance and corporate reputation: their roles in creating organizational attractiveness.; Part III Managing a Corporate Reputation: Employer branding, the psychological contract and the delicate art of expectation management and keeping promises; managing corporate reputations, strategic human resource management (SHRM) and negative capabilities; From applause to notoriety: organizational reputation and corporate governance; The role of the CEO and leadership branding - credibility not celebrity; The role of the news media in corporate reputation management; The impact of Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0 on corporate reputation: benefits, problems and prospects; Re-creating reputation through authentic interaction: using social media to connect with individual stakeholders.; Part IV Reputation Recovery: Corporate governance and corporate reputation: a disaster story; Corporate rebranding; Repairing damages to reputations: a relational and behavioral perspective; Index.
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
Alt author Burke, Ronald J.
Martin, Graeme.
Cooper, Cary L.
ISBN 9781409423270 (e-book)
9780566092053 (hbk.)

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