Bøger til Corporate Communication (kan købes i SL
Books):
Christensen L.T., Morsing M. & G. Cheney (2008). Corporate
Communication: Convention, Complexity & Critique. London:
Sage
For øvrig litteratur: Endelig valg af littertur oplyses på
LEARN.
Foreløbig litteratur. Som udgangspunkt kan artikler findes på CBS
library’s databaser.
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