PR can help present globalization facts

Article Abstract:

Public relations (PR) practitioners have the opportunity to present the beneficial effect of globalization to the US and the world in general. Globalization, while arguably responsible for the exploitation of workers in developing countries, is also responsible for lowering the cost of goods as well as for bringing inexpensive raw materials into the country. PR professionals should also bear in mind that political liberalization in most of the so-called 'tiger' economies was achieved through trade liberalization.

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Charleston/Orwig

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Charleston/Orwig Inc is a full-service marketing communications agency that offers public relations, issues management, sales support, media planning and buying, Internet marketing, direct marketing and advertising services. The Hartland, WI-based agency targest the B2B, considerd purchase consumer and agribusiness sectors. The firm's clients include American Crystal Sugar, Brock Associates and Miller Brewing Co.

Strategy & planning

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BKS&H warns activists may raise ruckus in D.C. over globalization

Article Abstract:

Black Kelly Scruggs and Healey, the lobbying unit of Burson-Marsteller, has issued a warning to its clients to prepare for trouble regarding the issue of globalization. The public relations services group has already compiled a list of 54 organizations that will participate in the demonstrations that are expected to be bigger that what occurred at the World Trade Organization in Seattle, WA, in 1999.

Public affairs

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