"...scholars who work in international media history, media and society, and media and government, in addition to those interested in public relations or public relations history, will find this book to be a valuable addition to the larger field of mass communication."—Journalism History"This new volume represents a continuation of their interest in the subject and the work they and others have done in the field since then."—WordPress

• Preface. British Public Relations: Definitions and Debates. Propaganda, Information, and Intelligence (1914-45). Establishing the Profession (1945-60). The Shape of Things to Come: The Emergence of Consultancy (1948-69). Professional Dilemmas: Public Relations, Media, and Politics (1948-70). Crime and Punishment: Codes and Regulation (1948-98). Educational Developments (1948-98). Implications and Conclusions. Appendices: Researching the History of British Public Relations: An Account of Methods Employed. List of Interviewees. Interview Guide.

"...scholars who work in international media history, media and society, and media and government, in addition to those interested in public relations or public relations history, will find this book to be a valuable addition to the larger field of mass communication."—Journalism History"This new volume represents a continuation of their interest in the subject and the work they and others have done in the field since then."—WordPress

• Preface. British Public Relations: Definitions and Debates. Propaganda, Information, and Intelligence (1914-45). Establishing the Profession (1945-60). The Shape of Things to Come: The Emergence of Consultancy (1948-69). Professional Dilemmas: Public Relations, Media, and Politics (1948-70). Crime and Punishment: Codes and Regulation (1948-98). Educational Developments (1948-98). Implications and Conclusions. Appendices: Researching the History of British Public Relations: An Account of Methods Employed. List of Interviewees. Interview Guide.

"...scholars who work in international media history, media and society, and media and government, in addition to those interested in public relations or public relations history, will find this book to be a valuable addition to the larger field of mass communication."—Journalism History"This new volume represents a continuation of their interest in the subject and the work they and others have done in the field since then."—WordPress

• Preface. British Public Relations: Definitions and Debates. Propaganda, Information, and Intelligence (1914-45). Establishing the Profession (1945-60). The Shape of Things to Come: The Emergence of Consultancy (1948-69). Professional Dilemmas: Public Relations, Media, and Politics (1948-70). Crime and Punishment: Codes and Regulation (1948-98). Educational Developments (1948-98). Implications and Conclusions. Appendices: Researching the History of British Public Relations: An Account of Methods Employed. List of Interviewees. Interview Guide.