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Issue Ownership Theory
The concept of issue ownership concerns when a certain political candidate appears to have better issue-handling capabilities than his or her competitor. The concept developed from the field of political communication and was later applied to corporate reputation. That is, a company more capable than others of solving certain issues is more likely to experience a positive effect on its reputation. This entry introduces the theory and research of issue ownership from political science and explains how this notion is applied to corporate reputation.
History of Issue Ownership Theory
Issue ownership theory emerged from the political communication subdiscipline. One important point is that a party or a candidate who has developed a reputation of being more capable of handling certain issues than others who lack this ability ...
- Global and International Aspects of Corporate Reputation
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- Environmental Performance
- Field Theory
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- Firm Celebrity
- First Amendment
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- Guru Theory
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- Journalism
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- Signal Theory
- Social Capital Theory
- Social Construction of Reality
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- Legitimacy
- Multiple Reputations
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- Benchmarking
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- Content Analysis
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- Network Analysis
- Neuroscience
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- Research Methodology in Corporate Reputation
- Research Methods in Corporate Reputation
- Return on Investment
- Rhetorical Profiling
- Scales for Measuring Corporate Reputation
- Semantic Network Analysis
- Valorization
- Value
- Web Analytics
- Whuffie
- Strategy and Engagement
- Accountability
- Action and Performance
- Activist Campaigns
- Ad Hominem Argument
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- Anticipatory Impression Management
- Apologia Theory
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- Authenticity
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- Brand Orientation
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- Corporate Sponsorships
- Crisis Response Strategies
- Cross-Sector Partnerships
- Curation
- Disclosure
- Engagement
- Ethical Business Practice
- Ethics of Reputation Management
- Excellence Theory
- Executive Leadership
- Expectation Management
- Expertise
- Facework
- Feedback
- Firm Celebrity
- Integrated Marketing Communications
- Interpersonal Communication
- Issues Management
- Key Messages
- Leadership’s Role in Reputation
- Management, Corporate Reputation
- Marketing
- Meaning
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- Message Integrity
- Messages
- Mindful Learning
- Moments of Truth
- Naming and Shaming
- Nonmarket Strategy
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- Organization Development
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- Reputation Management, Role of Communication in
- Reputation Orientation
- Small- to Medium-Sized Enterprises
- Social Accounting
- Social Construction of Reality
- Source Credibility
- Spokesperson
- Stakeholders
- Startups, Corporate Reputation of
- Storytelling
- Strategic Alignment
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- Strategic Inaction
- Strategic Silence
- Strategy
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- Transparency
- Use of Social Media in Crisis Situations
- Users
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- Word of Mouth
- Theories
- Actor-Network Theory
- Agency Theory
- Agenda-Building Theory
- Agenda-Setting Theory
- Apologia Theory
- Attribution Theory
- Autocommunication Theory
- Balance Theory
- Brand Co-Creation Model
- Chaos Theory
- Co-Creation Theory
- Cognitive Dissonance
- Communicatively Constituted Organization Theory
- Complex Adaptive Systems
- Complexity Theory
- Co-Orientation Theory
- Critical Theory
- Elaboration Likelihood Model of Persuasion
- Excellence Theory
- Expectancy Violations Theory
- Field Theory
- Framing Theory
- Guru Theory
- Image Repair Theory
- Impression Management Theory
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- Institutional Theory
- Issue Ownership Theory
- Media Dependency Theory
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- Postcolonial Theory
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- Systems Theory
- Theories of Corporate Reputation
- Theory of Planned Behavior
- Uncertainty Reduction Theory
- Upper Echelon Theory
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