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Effective organisational communication

by Richard Blundel (2004)

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Effective Organisational Communication is a comprehensive introduction to the principles of effective communication within and between organisations. Combining a strong theoretical grounding and real-world examples, it encourages students to explore fresh perspectives, challenge popular assumptions and gain new insights, while also developing practical communication skills.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreEffective organisational communication Lead Character

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