This article proposes a new concept, co-change-orientated communication (co-COC), which encapsulates the daily social and communication processes of organisational members in making sense of change from a critical strategic ...

Brand storytelling is an evolving branding technique which involves continuous narratives about the brand through publishing and sharing useful brand-related content with consumers. Publishing content no longer includes ...

This article explores concepts and discourses regarding citizenship, nation-building and civic solidarity in particular with regard to diverse societies. Attention is given to diverging viewpoints on nation-building and ...

The Global South, as the collective for the peripheries of mainstream development is known, is often regarded as merely a beneficiary of Northern borne notions and theories in the field of organisational communication. The ...

This article uses corpus linguistics (CL) to computationally quantify and qualitatively explain how meaning is represented vis-à-vis core values in the text of the 2009 annual reports of the South African banking sector. Core ...

This article presents a conceptual theoretical framework for the study of the creation and presentation of multiple cyber identities in online social networks from a communicative perspective, subsequently referred to as ...

This article focuses on the professional identity development of beginner teachers in early childhood education and the foundational phase with specific reference to the teaching of Mathematics, Science and Technology ...

A fact, so widely accepted as to be considered common sense, is that communication is influenced by the context in which it functions. It is for this reason that there is no communication-related measurement scale suitable ...

Theorists acknowledge the possibility of multiple group identification where groups are imbedded in hierarchical structures that can change as the environment changes. This article investigates national, subnational, and ...

In contrast to the optimistic belief that a new dispensation would lead to reconciliation and harmony in the heterogeneous South African population, the post-1994 period has been characterised by an exodus of highly skilled ...