- •Ministry of education and science of the republic of kazakhstan
- •International educational corporation
- •Kazakh-american university
- •1. Introduction to Public Relations
- •2. Pr Models
- •I. Press Agentry / Publicity Model
- •II. Public Information Model (journalistic)
- •3. History of pr in the usa
- •1. Foundation of pr in the usa
- •3.American pr at the second half of the XX c.
- •4. History of Public Relations in Europe
- •Foundation of pr in Europe
- •5. Public Relations as a process
- •2. Functions of pr
- •4. Pr strategy
- •1. Stages of research
- •8. Public Opinion
- •3. Formation of public opinion
- •9. Target auditorium. Specific pr.
- •2.Direct communication with the target auditorium.
- •Specific pr
- •2. Evaluation technique
- •11.Corporate policy. (Inner pr)
- •1. Human factor in pr
- •3. Strategy and tactics
- •12. Corporate Image.
- •2. Types of image
- •3.Start the programme of image
- •13. Pr and mass media
- •1. Interdependence of pr and mass media
- •2. Areas of tension
- •3. Pr strategy in news creation
- •14. Preparations of materials for mass media
- •Kinds of mass media
- •Pr work with mass media
- •Media plan
- •15. Pr in business
- •1. Pr strategy in business
- •2. Pr planning for new companies
- •3. Marketing communications
- •16. Crisis management in pr
- •1. Types of crises
- •2. Crisis management
- •9)Train.
- •17. Political pr
- •Peculiarities of political pr
- •3. Governmental pr
- •4. Press-service in pr
- •18. Pr for politicians
- •Political marketing
- •Stages in election campaign
- •I.Right positioning of a candidate.
- •II. Information work.
- •III. Development of strategy
- •IV. Development of tactics
- •Image making.
- •20. Pr in propaganda
- •1.What propaganda is.
- •21. Contemporary politics and propaganda
- •Pr and political propaganda
- •Information war.
- •22. International pr
- •1. Aspects of international pr
- •4. Creating a country-image
- •1. Preparation of written information
- •1. Groundwork for speech
- •Inductive method of speechwriting-
- •3 Handling the conference
- •1 Internet in pr
- •2 Other computer technologies in pr
- •For specialty 5b020200 “ International Relations”
- •050043, 28 Ryskulbekov st., Almaty
22. International pr
1. Aspects of international pr
Main objective of international PR is to establish (or maintain) positive image of a nation (country).
International PR have many aspects. What is practiced in the name of international PR can vary from simple hosting or promotions to diplomacy and strategic relationship building to get publicity for organization.
Purpose of international PR is to identify, study and understand the world views, mindsets, habits of the global publics to communicate.
*What companies and organizations need international PR ?
Problem - international PR is very strong in the communication and management area of campaign design , but is weak in cultural adaptation. Adequate knowledge of language and culture is needed to effectively communicate- that is the same trend that emerges in intercultural communication. So, one of the approaches to international PR is as to a process of intercultural communication between client and practitioner.
How do communication differences between the practitioner and client influence the communication function of PR?
There are two primary ways to describe client- practitioner differences in international PR : national differences or Country Profile and cultural differences or Cultural Profile.
2 Country profile
Country Profile includes 6 categories: political structure, economic structure, mass media, infrastructure, legal structure, social structure.
**Political structure-
Economic structure-
Mass media
Infrastructure-
Legal structure-
Social structure-
3 Cultural profile
Cultural Profile speaks to what may be effective in that country. Cultural barriers represent the cultural difference that a PR practitioner must overcome. These differences determine Communication Profile- PR practice may consist of several communication models, all of which are shaped by culture.
These communication components are key to PR practices:
Verbal behavior( communication)- language
Nonverbal communication deals with gestures, body movements, facial expression, eye behavior, manner of public speaking, etc.
Visual communication
Rhetoric style. Western culture is built upon the linear model( point A is tied to point B to point C, etc). In other cultures, the arrangement may appear totally random.
Communication Matrix considers how all these components fit together in a particular culture.
In some countries, interpersonal communication matrix is the main: messages maybe more effectively delivered interpersonally via a parade, story tellers or theater. Personal relations over endless cups of coffee would be a more valued professional attribute than developing printed materials.
Once, the basic components are identified, it becomes easier to develop PR strategy.
3. State brand
The state brand may comprise the outside world’s ideas about a particular country. USA stands for individual freedom and prosperity, bms and Mercedes-Benzes drive with German efficiency and reliability. In fact, brands and states often merge in the minds of the global consumer. The unbranded state has a difficult time attracting economic and political attention. Globalization and the media revolution have made each state more aware of itself, its image, its reputation, and its attitude- in short, its brand. In Belgium, for example, Prime Minister G. Verhofstadt has hired a team of image-makers to rebuild the country’s reputation after years of scandals involving government corruption. Belgium has decided to introduce a new logo and Internet suffix “be” as its international symbol.
The EU striking logo – a blue flag with a circle of 12 stars – is already omnipresent.
