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Vol 28 No 1 (2019): Special Issue: The relation between Social Representation Theory and Positioning Theory

Published: 2019-06-28

Special issue

Introduction: The relation between Social Representation Theory and Positioning Theory

Luk van Langenhove, Deborah Wise

1.1-1.9
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Virtual strategic positioning to create social presence: reporting on the use of a telepresence robot

Melanie James, Deborah Wise, Luk van Langenhove

2.1-2.30
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Understanding Small Group Dynamics Through Positioning Theory

Pasi Hirvonen

3.1-3.12
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Rethinking Role Theory in Foreign Policy Analysis: Introducing Positioning Theory to International Relations

Francis Baert, Luk van Langenhove, Melanie James

4.1-4.20
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From “Telling” To “Triangle” To “Tentative Truth”: How The Use Of The Positioning Theory Triangle Enabled Multiple Layers Of Truth To Become Evident

Janette Allen

5.1-5.18
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Dramaturgical Representations of Teaching as Social Drama in Educational Settings: Opening a New Dimension in Positioning Analysis

Robert Roe

6.1-6.24
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The Positioning Theory Diamond as Analytic Tool to Examine Multimodal Social Interaction in an Engineering Club

Mary B. McVee, Kate S. Haq, Nichole Barrett, Katarina N. Silvestri, Lynn E. Shanahan

7.1-7.23
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An Analysis of the Strengths and Weaknesses of Applying James’ (2014) Framework for Intentional Positioning in Public Relations

Deborah Wise

8.1-8.27
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How Social Forms Come Alive: The Enactive Workings of Discursive Positioning

Marta Lenartowicz

9.1-9.12
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Positioning for their Future: Timorese Migrant Workers in the UK

Ann Wigglesworth, Lionel J. Boxer

10.1-10.20
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Free standing papers

Concessive constructions, Natural Logic and Social Representations

Melanie Salgado

11.1-11.19
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Inheriting Domestic Workers: A Study of Norm Transmission among Expatriates in India

Sanna Schliewe

12.1-12.24
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