The two short books that established modern public relations: Crystallizing Public Opinion (1923) and Propaganda (1928), complete and unabridged in matching U.S. paperback editions.
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Edward L. Bernays | Two-book paperback bundle · United States edition
This bundle collects the two founding texts of modern public relations in physical paperback form: Crystallizing Public Opinion (1923), where Bernays defined the public relations counsel, and Propaganda (1928), where he stated the logic of managed public opinion with startling directness.
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This two-book paperback bundle is available for purchase only by customers in the United States, United Kingdom, and selected EU countries. The original 1923 and 1928 texts are in the public domain in the United States; copyright status in other jurisdictions may differ.
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Bernays's concise 1928 manual on the organized shaping of public opinion: the book that gave modern public relations its most notorious vocabulary, complete and unabridged in a new U.S. edition.
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Bernays's first book (1923), the founding statement of the public relations counsel, complete and unabridged in a compact U.S. hardback edition.
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