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E-grāmata: Public Affairs in Practice: A Practical Guide to Lobbying

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  • Formāts: 192 pages
  • Sērija : PR In Practice
  • Izdošanas datums: 03-Nov-2006
  • Izdevniecība: Kogan Page Ltd
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780749450465
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  • Formāts: 192 pages
  • Sērija : PR In Practice
  • Izdošanas datums: 03-Nov-2006
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Public Affairs in Practice explains how public affairs (PA) is now much more than just political lobbying. Modern PA includes working with other policy-making bodies, such as regulators, commercial organizations and other interested parties.

This is the first book to examine the methods PA professionals use to make an impact. It takes each area of the industry in turn and looks at the tools involved in delivering a PA programme. It also highlights the potential benefits of public affairs, such as protecting an organization from perceived threats of new regulation; identifying new market opportunities; and raising the profile of an organization. Case studies and tips from industry professionals make this a practical "how to" guide for practitioners at all levels and students.

Importantly, the authors consider not only established markets the US, UK and Western Europe but also the opportunities presented to companies from these countries by the EU accession states and China, where there are currently very few PA professionals.

Finally, there is a discussion of future trends and developments in PA.

Recenzijas

"This book really gets to the heart of public affairs and will doubtless prove useful for those new to the industry as well as one or two of its more experienced members." Jonathan Bracken, Partner and Head of Public Policy, Bircham Dyson Bell, and former Chair of the CIPR Government Affairs Group "The link between the media, politics and campaigning has never been stronger. Those involved in public affairs need to know what the media expects of them otherwise the campaign will suffer. Thomson and John's book can help you get to the heart of the media and its influence on political audiences." Alastair Stewart, ITN Journalist "Public affairs is a valuable part of the democratic process and informed, ethical lobbying can make for better decision-making. Government, Parliament, civil servants and the media all recognise the role public affairs plays and the benefits it can bring. Having been on the receiving end of campaigns when in Government, I can say that this book will really help you deliver effective programmes." Stephen Twigg, Director of the Foreign Policy Centre, former Government Minister and Labour MP "Politicians expect to receive briefings that are well argued and accurate - a half told story or one that leaves questions unanswered will only lead to failure. The relationships you build will politicians are of vital importance so make sure you get off on the right foot. This book helps you do that - its a must for anyone really wanting to understand public affairs." Ed Vaizey MP, Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Wantage "A guide to public affairs for people seeking to enter the industry and practicing professionals" Evening Express, Aberdeen "Explains how to devise an effective lobbying strategy, engage and communicate with politicians and other policy makers, and identify, motivate and engage stakeholders." PR Week "Thomson and John take readers through why public affairs is important for an organization, what it involves and the benefits it can deliver." BrandRepublic website "Includes top tips on how to get involved in public affairs and make yourself heard by politicians and policy-makers in parliament and the civil service." The Edgeware and Mill Hill Press "Will demystify the techniques and background to lobbying." Kentish Express "A practical guide to modern public affairs." Public Affairs News "Thomson and John show how to develop the required expertise." Australian Financial Review, AFR Boss "Does exactly what it says on the cover." Corporate Communications "Demonstrates that public affairs nowadays is nuch more about targeted, professional and strategic communications." Local Covernment First "Practical 'how-to', hands-on book on" B.V.P.A " The authors comprehensively sketch out the relevant structures, techniques and recent developments in public affairs". LGA

Papildus informācija

Practical guide to the public affairs industry, explaining the methods used by practitioners and exploding some of the myths.
Foreword by Senator George Mitchell xi
Foreword xiii
Preface xv
1. Introduction 1(18)
Public affairs in practice
2(1)
What is lobbying?
3(1)
Lobbying or public affairs?
4(1)
How the UK public affairs industry has changed
5(2)
What difference does public affairs make?
7(1)
Public affairs around the globe
8(3)
Getting into public affairs
11(3)
Early stages
14(1)
Codes of conduct
15(1)
Overall
16(3)
2. The art of lobbying 19(44)
Why lobby?
20(1)
Monitoring
21(3)
What do you want to do?
24(1)
How policy is made in the UK
25(8)
Policy
33(6)
How to lobby
39(1)
Contact programme
40(5)
Meetings
45(2)
Local government
47(1)
Scotland
48(2)
Wales
50(1)
Europe
51(4)
Global institutions
55(2)
General rules
57(6)
3. Reputation and the media 63(20)
Media relations
64(6)
Crisis management
70(13)
4. Managing issues 83(22)
Get to the heart of the issue
83(3)
Building the evidence
86(2)
Think tanks
88(2)
Economic consultancies
90(1)
Business schools
91(1)
Polling organizations
92(1)
Building support
93(6)
Conclusion
99(6)
5. Stakeholder relations 105(16)
The value of stakeholders
106(1)
Identify your stakeholders
107(2)
Understanding your stakeholders
109(2)
Engaging your stakeholders
111(1)
Planning communications
112(2)
Summary
114(7)
6. Corporate social responsibility 121(20)
Definitions
122(1)
Measuring CSR
123(1)
The growth of CSR
124(1)
Why CSR?
125(3)
The role of government
128(2)
Impact of CSR on public affairs
130(4)
Conclusion
134(7)
7. Conclusion 141(8)
On a personal level
142(1)
Future trends and developments
143(3)
Overall
146(1)
Public affairs — a checklist
147(2)
Appendix — codes of conduct 149(12)
CIPR
149(1)
APPC
150(2)
PRCA
152(2)
EPACA
154(1)
EULobby.net
155(3)
SEAP
158(3)
Index 161


Dr Stuart Thomson is Senior Public Affairs Adviser at Bircham Dyson Bell, the leading law firm and Parliamentary Agency. He was previously a Director with Upstream, the political consultancy and regulatory affairs division of the international law firm, DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary. He writes and lectures on business and political issues and is the author of several books.

Steve John is Director of Government Affairs for PepsiCo UK and Ireland. Before that, he ran Upstream, the political consultancy and regulatory affairs division of the international law firm, DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary. He has also worked as a journalist and as a political consultant for a number of government relations firms.