Launch of New Research Magazine “Corporate Communication Review”
A new open-access platform and research magazine provides professionals in strategic communication, corporate affairs, and public relations with valuable insights. The project is supported by a diverse editorial board of global thought leaders, including CCO’s from renowned international brands.
The Academic Society for Management & Communication, the Institute for Public Relations (IPR), the European Public Relations Education and Research Association (EUPRERA), and the European Association of Communication Directors (EACD) are excited to announce the forthcoming launch of Corporate Communication Review, a new open access magazine set to be released in early 2025. This magazine will serve as a platform to bridge the gap between academic research and corporate communication practice, providing valuable insights for both practitioners and researchers in the field.
The magazine provides a unique resource that combines academically rigorous research with practical relevance. Inspired by successful models in other disciplines, such as the Harvard Business Review and MIT Sloan Management Review, the magazine aims to make the latest findings in corporate and strategic communication more accessible to practitioners. This initiative represents a significant step forward in bridging the current gap between academic publications and trade magazines in the communications field. It has been made possible by a grant and addresses a need that established publishers cannot fulfill.
Magazine Content
The forthcoming Corporate Communication Review will provide communication leaders and practitioners with insights of high-quality research with practical applications. Articles will include:
- Case studies based on short interviews with CCOs on key insights related to the knowledge section topic or research findings.
- Research insights, summarizing recent empirical or conceptual studies with practical relevance;
- Knowledge sections providing comprehensive overviews of key concepts such as reputation, CEO communication, and measurement;
- Study highlights, showcasing relevant research from adjacent disciplines such as digital media and leadership trends;
- Book reviews by leading practitioners and academics, recommending thought-provoking reading for the field;