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and external public relations with excellence. Ultimately, this study’s most important
scholarly contribution is focused attention on an organization’s exemplary combination
of specific leadership styles, organizational culture, and internal public relations practices
that give voice to its employees, clearly identifying internal organizational
communication as critical for effective future public relations practice.
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