Women And Public Relations

This study addresses several themes to the theme of women and public relations, first discussed the importance of public relations in all parts of the world and the meaning of public relations and its importance for the life of the individual and the role they play in various fields and areas. Study was presented by Professor James Grunk from the University of Maryland, the U.S. model in this area where studied the Professor of Public Relations for forty years out of which several facts first is that public relations are spreading rapidly in the world and it has become an administrative job rather than a technical position and note Professor that public relations was restricted to males only, but is now under the control of female and that public relations and international posts, including more local. Then on the history of public relations that dates back to five thousand years in Chinese heritage, but a hundred years ago has become a public relations function is known and the same specifications of its own and dealt with the nature of public relations it is the function of M is a series of techniques and you have a theory of specific and what are the techniques that you use. And the role of researchers and scientists in the development of this science is essential and important in the daily life of citizens anywhere in the world and focused on the role of women and their quest, because take its place in public relations as it has proved researchers specialists that women are more scalability and the ability to perform the functions of public relations. However, women still earn less salary than men and less privileged men and found that differences such as color discrimination, race and nationalism have almost disappeared and is not final. And the view of most writers that the woman fit great and good profession of public relations over the objections of many of the owners of firms, organizations, institutions and individuals but the statistics indicate that women hasten to occupy the post at the expense of a man and a very fast pace, which indicates that women are more capable to deal with the characteristics and advantages of the profession of public relations. And recent studies have indicated that public relations taught in colleges and universities around the world are regarded as among the social sciences and not the science of business, prompting students to engage in this specialty area.