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Petra TheunissenAuckland University of Technology, Auckland, New ZealandVerified email at aut.ac.nz
Angelique NairnAuckland University of TechnologyVerified email at aut.ac.nz
Khairiah A RahmanLecturer, AUT University. Director (NZ) for Asian Congress for Media and CommunicationVerified email at aut.ac.nz

Deepti Bhargava

Deepti Bhargava

Auckland University of Technology

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Public relations communication studies


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The use of Internet in public relations and its impact on the practice: A New Zealand perspective D Bhargava Auckland University of Technology, 2010	40	2010
The future of PR is ‘fantastic’,‘friendly’and ‘funny’: Occupational stereotypes and symbolic capital in entry-level job advertisements D Bhargava, P Theunissen Public Relations Review 45 (4), 101822, 2019	22	2019
Demon in a Dress: An Exploration of How Television Programming Conceptualises Female Public Relations Practitioners As Monsters A Nairn, D Bhargava M/C Journal, 2021	3	2021
Able, Affable, and Available: Occupational Culture of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Public Relations Consultants D Bhargava Auckland University of Technology, 2024		2024
Mixed messages in a VUCA world: How the New Zealand government altered its SARS-CoV-2 crisis communication messages D Bhargava, A Nairn Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies 12 (2), 185-204, 2023		2023
STORYTELLER AS THE CULTURAL INTERMEDIARY IN PERSUASIVE NARRATIVES KA Rahman, D Bhargava

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