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sj-docx-1-nms-10.1177_14614448211056863 – Supplemental material for Professionals, purpose-seekers, and passers-through: How microworkers reconcile alienation and platform commitment through identity work
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-nms-10.1177_14614448211056863 for Professionals, purpose-seekers, and passers-through: How microworkers reconcile alienation and platform commitment through identity work by Eliane Bucher, Christian Fieseler, Christoph Lutz and Alexander Buhmann in New Media & Society</p
Les implications de l’intelligence artificielle pour la communication stratégique et organisationnelle
No full textDans cet article, Alexandre Buhmann propose un cadre normatif composé de trois principes de communication clés que peuvent mettre en œuvre les entreprises responsables lorsque les relations avec les parties prenantes sont lourdement perturbées par des préoccupations épistémiques liées à l’IA. Les principes communicationnels visent à faciliter l’accès à un débat continu, compréhensible et inclusif
Closed form representations for the compactly supported radial basis functions of Buhmann, Wendland and Wu
No full textThe original compactly supported radial basis functions of Wendland and Wu have a polynomial form and are constructed using a two-step dimension walk strategy. Focussing on the Wendland functions, Schaback proposed a one-step dimension walk which is shown to recover the original Wendland functions at every second step but also introduces new examples, the so-called missing Wendland functions at the intermediate steps. In a recent paper by Huang et at., the analogue of Schaback's work is presented for the Wu functions and so deliver the so-called missing Wu functions. The original and missing Wendland functions belong to a much wider class proposed by Buhmann. The classical Buhmann functions, which are related to thin-plate spline radial basis functions, also belong to this much wider class. The theme uniting the classical Buhmann functions and the missing Wendland/Wu functions is that they are
non-polynomial and closed form expressions are not known for all of them. In this paper we revisit these functions and show how closed form representations can be given using direct techniques. The results for the classical Buhmann and Wu functions are new and the resulting expressions for the missing Wendland functions improve on those given iby the first author and so their implementation should be more straightforward
The Global Construction of National Reputation
No full textWerron T. The Global Construction of National Reputation. In: Ingenhoff D, White C, Buhmann A, Kiousis S, eds. Bridging Disciplinary Perspectives of Country Image, Reputation, Brand, and Identity . London: Routledge; 2019: 150-167
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Changing sustainability norms through communication processes:the emergence of the business and human rights regime as transnational law /
No full textApplying the emergent Business and Human Rights (BHR) regime as a case, this book analyses regulatory strategies, communicative approaches and public-private processes to develop new sustainability-related norms, particularly for business, for maintaining and promoting public policy objectives and societal needs. Karin Buhmann sets out the concerns of public regulators and businesses that both inform debates and create power struggles in the construction of sustainability norms between public policy interests and the market. The author focuses on three trends in argumentative strategies applied in the BHR context and considers the use, impact and complementarity of these for sustainability regulation. Through analysis of selected transnational regulatory processes, the book identifies argumentative and negotiation strategies that led to agreement on BHR despite conflicting interests across public, private and not-for-profit (NGO) stakeholders, and develops insights for future multi-stakeholder sustainability regulation, focusing both on the regulatory process and the outcome. Changing Sustainability Norms through Communication Processes will be a valuable read for NGOs, regulators, managers and academics with a concern for sustainability regulation by helping to enhance their understanding of how to influence normative change in organisations, in support of sustainability and responsible business conduct
The constitution and effects of country images: Theory and measurement of a central target construct in international public relations and public diplomacy
No full textThis is the accepted and peer reviewed manuscript to the articleThe article introduces a model for analyzing the constitution and effects of country images. The model combines well-established concepts from national identity theory and attitude theory with a model from reputation management. The model is operationalized and tested in two surveys. Results show how different cognitive and affective dimensions of the country image affect each other and how they ultimately bear on the facilitation1, Forfatterversjo
Krisekommunikation på dybt vand: En analyse af BP's håndtering af Deepwater Horizon
No full textThis project aims to investigate BP’s crisis management through social media during and after the oil spill from Deepwater Horizon. The project aims to gain an insight into how BP has handled the crisis situation by using Facebook and YouTube. The project will provide an insight in the crisis strategies, that have been used because of the largest environmental disaster ever, and how the new medias such as Facebook and YouTube can be used in this context. A crisis situation leads to a weakening of the company’s image, why it is necessary to protect and restore this. To investigate this the theories of crisis communication and crisis management by William Benoit, Timothy Coombs and Frandsen & Johansen’s rhetorical arena will be used.This project aims to investigate BP’s crisis management through social media during and after the oil spill from Deepwater Horizon. The project aims to gain an insight into how BP has handled the crisis situation by using Facebook and YouTube. The project will provide an insight in the crisis strategies, that have been used because of the largest environmental disaster ever, and how the new medias such as Facebook and YouTube can be used in this context. A crisis situation leads to a weakening of the company’s image, why it is necessary to protect and restore this. To investigate this the theories of crisis communication and crisis management by William Benoit, Timothy Coombs and Frandsen & Johansen’s rhetorical arena will be used
System design of continuous-time delta-sigma modulators for closed-loop readout of micro-electro-mechanical gyroscopes
No full textThe implications of artificial intelligence for strategic and organisational communication
No full textIn this article, he develops a normative framework of three key communicative principles to manage accountability when stakeholder relationships become heavily burdened by epistemic concerns with AI. The communication principles aim to facilitate access to an ongoing, comprehensible and inclusive debate
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