A new anthology shines a spotlight on the persistent challenges faced by women working in public relations.

Rachel Miller's new book Internal Communication Strategy offers a practical, step-by-step guide to organisational communication by developing a robust internal communication strategy.

Marketing can no longer ignore its impact on the environment. This is the stark message from leading marketing professionals and authors Michelle Carvill and Gemma Butler.

The Nowhere Office explores how the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated changes in the nature of work have created a new type of office - a virtual space that is harder to define or manage.

A new book Leading the Listening Organisation advocates for organisations to adopt a culture of active, empathetic listening to employees to drive better business outcomes.

The creative duo Ryan Wallman and Giles Edwards have produced a hilarious and thought-provoking sequel to their book Delusions of Brandeur. It is every bit as good as the original.

A marketing industry insider explores how a sector built on promoting consumption adapts to promoting positive behaviour change that doesn’t cost the earth.

Building a Culture of Inclusivity: Effective Internal Communication for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion will help to remove a lot of the confusion, doubt and fear related to diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI) for internal communicators.

Amanda Coleman's Everyday Communications Strategies provides advice on proactively managing issues in corporate communication.

A Century of Spin critiques the public relations industry's role in facilitating corporate propaganda and undermining democracy. It’s a polemic takedown of public relations practice. It is itself an exercise in public relations.

A comment by Marc C. Whitt on a LinkedIn post led to me reading his book When In Doubt, Make Applesauce! and a wide ranging conversation about public relations practice.

An exceptional book about the craft of writing.

Anne M. Cronin challenges the role of public relations in society and its contribution to organisational purpose.

Our emotional response to safety, food, sex and self-actualisation will always trump rational thinking. Don’t be a dick.

Planning and Managing Public Relations Campaigns is a book to return to in daily public relations practice.

Post Corona is an early version of the history of the past 12 months and a guidebook for the changes to come in business and society.

A book about response bias, search listening and gaining consumer insights from big datasets.

A personal commitment as CIPR Past President in 2015 has led to the publication of the fifth edition of Exploring Public Relations and Management Communication.

A book that provides a blueprint for modern reputation management. Buy it for your boss.

Brand journalism is seldom done well by B2B organisations. Gay Flashman has answers in her new book.