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Vol. 21 No. 45 (2024): Comunicação pública e cidadania

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Published: 2024-11-05

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Apresentação

Caminhos da Comunicação Pública: o que esta edição nos revela

Michele Goulart Massuchin, Jorge Duarte

13-17
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Dossiê

Theoretical approaches and definitions in research on public communication: constructing the concept of state public communication

Edna Miola, Francisco Paulo Jamil Marques

19-34
Reconceptualizing public communication to cope with desinformation

Danilo Rothberg

35-47
Reflections on the tensions of the concept of public communication: democratic erosion, fragmentation of the public sphere, and common horizons

Laura Nayara Pimenta

48-58
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Public communication and transparency: conceptual questions for research

Carlos Locatelli, Ana Javes Luz, Caroline Pecoraro

59-69
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Dialogue and distortion about the Mariana and Brumadinho tragedies: the strategic communication of the responsible organizations

Fiorenza Zandonade Carnielli

70-88
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The hyperconnected public sphere and its implication for contemporary public communication

Tiago Mainieri, Eva Arantes Ribeiro

89-101
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SUS and the crossroads of health disinformation: strategies in the post-pandemic context

Pâmela Araujo Pinto, Sarah Lopes Salomão, André Gonçalves da Silva Bezerra

102-117
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Public communication and social movements: practices for building citizenship during the COVID-19 pandemic

Caroline Kraus Luvizotto, Alana Nogueira Volpato, Kárita Emanuelle Ribeiro Sena

118-132
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Institutional evaluation of the transparency policy of the Ceará Legislative Assembly perceptions of deputies and civil servants

Antonio Teixeira de Barros, Maria Érica de Oliveira Lima, Willber da Silva Nascimento

133-148
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Communication and institutional activism in the Amazon: analysis of the gender and race coordination offices in Belém

Rayza Sarmento

149-159
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Public Communications Policies and Universities: A UFG and UFSM Analysis

Daiana Stasiak, Jaqueline Quincozes da Silva Kegler

160-172
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Public communication, emotions, and affects: communication strategies of federal universities on Instagram

Sendi Chiapinotto Spiazzi, Rejane de Oliveira Pozobon

173-192
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Challenges and lessons learned from public communication during the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of a Portuguese state institution

Cristiane d’Avila Lyra Almeida, Adriana Cavalcanti de Aguiar

193-205
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Culture, public communication, and citizenship: practices of citizen deliberation in the arts/culture (Brazil-Canada)

Adriano de Oliveira Sampaio

206-218
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Public communication in News deserts: an analysis based on 25 Brazilian municipalitites

José Agnaldo Montesso Junior

219-234
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Public communication in Brazilian municipalities: channels, services and citizen service

Ana Marusia Pinheiro Lima, Armando Medeiros de Faria, Paulo Eduardo Palma Beraldo

235-253
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Depoimentos

French experience drives the debate on public communication in Brazil

Pierre Zémor, Jorge Duarte

276-286
The Round Table Effect Communication and public policy

Juan Camilo Jaramillo López

287-296
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Entrevista

Bob Vieira da Costa: reflections on public interest communication (CIP)

Larissa Morais

255-259
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Organization of professionals, training and the search for regulation: the ABCPública’s work

Naiza Comel

260-266
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The impact of the Observatory of Public Communication on Brazilian democracy

Paula Andressa de Oliveira

267-274
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Espaço Aberto

Brazilians abroad: perceptions about their characteristics and their behaviors

Camila Escudero, Otávio Ávila

298-313
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Organizational features, information and neglected moments: the Braskem case and the “dynamic demands” for public relations

Emanuelle Rodrigues, Sandra Nunes Leite

314-325
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Barriers to cultural participation by people with disabilities: a qualitative investigation about Lollapalooza Brazil (2022)

Igor Lacerda, Jorgiana Melo de Aguiar Brennand, Ricardo Ferreira Freitas

326-339
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ESG and technology: how do companies disclose environmental, social, and governance aspects in the digital world?

Luiz Alberto de Farias, Rafael Vergili, Roberta Beatriz Attene

340-358
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Contemporary perspectives on brands: a study on approaches and dynamics in communication

Dôuglas Aparecido Ferreira

359-372
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Social currencies in the context of the covid-19 pandemic: observing municipal initiatives in Rio de Janeiro on social media platforms

Maria Eugênia Porém, Orlando Costa Gonçalves Júnior

373-387
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Implications of datafication on the work of communicators: discursive debates in the context of the platformization of work

Roseli Figaro, Claudia Nociolini Rebechi, Cristiane Dias, Claudia Nonato

388-399
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Cultural mutations in press consultancy: new directions in the consolidation of techniques

Ismar Capistrano Costa Filho

400-410
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Resenha

We are political!

Vânia Penafieri

412-414
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Decolonizing through affection is a possible path in the digital environment

Marcelo Damasceno

415-419
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Strategic scheduling: politics, justice and communication in the Supreme Court

Cláudia Lemos

420-423
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