Lynnette Fourie
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3697316 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Lynnette Fourie |
| NOMBRES | Lynnette |
| APELLIDO | Fourie |
| FIRMA | FOURIE L |
| AFILIACIONES | North-West University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7128-4958 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A six-step framework for participatory communication and institutionalised participation in South Africa's municipal IDP processes
Institutionalised participation in South Africa’s local government is a process that compels municipal officials to fulfil specific legislative imperatives, such as the coordination of all resources and the development of Integrated Development Plans (IDPs) and budgets, to ensure effective service delivery. However, for participation to be genuine and active, should it not be approached as an end in itself and not a means to achieve pre-defined i…
Who Should Be Identified as Internal Stakeholders? An Internal Communication Practitioner and Consultant Perspective in the South African Corporate Context
Healthy, mutually beneficial relationships with internal stakeholders within an organisation are crucial for its survival, for achieving long-term goals, and for ensuring value for the organisation and the stakeholders. Organisations should therefore manage internal communication strategically. However, there is no practical or academic consensus as to how to identify “internal stakeholders”, which poses challenges in the diverse South African co…
A Strategic Integrated Communication Framework for Child Protection Organizations in South Africa
Child protection organizations (CPOs), as part of the non-profit sector in South Africa, play a vital role in addressing the needs of abused, neglected and vulnerable children. Child protection organizations largely depend on donors for funding, and communication plays a crucial role to ensure their sustainability. However, their communication is restricted due to statutory clauses protecting the identity and best interest of the child by limitin…
Political radio and television advertisements in a young democracy
It is argued that political parties in a developing democracy should contribute to sustaining democracy through their informational and motivational functions during election campaigns. Rather than debating the merit of issue messages, it is argued that cognitive and emotional campaign messages should be integrated, in order to not only attract voters' attention but also to inform the voter, to foster democratic values, to stimulate debate and to…
The function of electoral communication in a developing democracy
This article investigates the unique challenges facing political parties in terms of their communicative responsibilities in a developing democracy as demonstrated by the electoral communication of political parties in the national elections in South Africa over the past 14 years. Election posters, radio and television advertising messages were analysed and discussed in the light of the informational and interpretational functions of political pa…
Employees' perceptions of institutional values and employer‐employee relationships at the North‐West University
A multicultural and multilingual tertiary environment—the North‐West University (NWU), with an endorsed corporate identity—had recently gone through an incorporation process (where other tertiary institutions had been merged into the main institutional structure). This created an ideal environment for an article aimed at the relationship between employees' perceptions of how effective the institution upheld its values and the continued quality of…
The integration of emotional and cognitive messages in election campaigns
A substantial amount of political communication research in the Western world has focused on the question of whether images instead of issues are emphasised in election campaign messages. The underlying concern is that voters need information in order to make informed voting decisions. In this article the argument is that, if this is a concern in well-established democracies, it should be an even bigger concern in a young democracy. This article …
Political posters on the road to democracy
Most definitions of democracy seem to refer to the same core values, namely representation, political participation, political competition, elections, political freedom and rights. For a democracy to be sustainable, these values must be accepted as part of daily life. Likewise, communication during an election campaign plays an important part in democratisation. The assumption is made that although the main function of political posters is not to…
The integration of emotional and cognitive messages in election campaigns
A substantial amount of political communication research in the Western world has focused on the question of whether images instead of issues are emphasised in election campaign messages. The underlying concern is that voters need information in order to make informed voting decisions. In this article the argument is that, if this is a concern in well-established democracies, it should be an even bigger concern in a young democracy. This article …
A six-step framework for participatory communication and institutionalised participation in South Africa's municipal IDP processes
Institutionalised participation in South Africa’s local government is a process that compels municipal officials to fulfil specific legislative imperatives, such as the coordination of all resources and the development of Integrated Development Plans (IDPs) and budgets, to ensure effective service delivery. However, for participation to be genuine and active, should it not be approached as an end in itself and not a means to achieve pre-defined i…
The function of electoral communication in a developing democracy
This article investigates the unique challenges facing political parties in terms of their communicative responsibilities in a developing democracy as demonstrated by the electoral communication of political parties in the national elections in South Africa over the past 14 years. Election posters, radio and television advertising messages were analysed and discussed in the light of the informational and interpretational functions of political pa…
Employees' perceptions of institutional values and employer‐employee relationships at the North‐West University
A multicultural and multilingual tertiary environment—the North‐West University (NWU), with an endorsed corporate identity—had recently gone through an incorporation process (where other tertiary institutions had been merged into the main institutional structure). This created an ideal environment for an article aimed at the relationship between employees' perceptions of how effective the institution upheld its values and the continued quality of…
Political posters on the road to democracy
Most definitions of democracy seem to refer to the same core values, namely representation, political participation, political competition, elections, political freedom and rights. For a democracy to be sustainable, these values must be accepted as part of daily life. Likewise, communication during an election campaign plays an important part in democratisation. The assumption is made that although the main function of political posters is not to…
The integration of emotional and cognitive messages in election campaigns
A substantial amount of political communication research in the Western world has focused on the question of whether images instead of issues are emphasised in election campaign messages. The underlying concern is that voters need information in order to make informed voting decisions. In this article the argument is that, if this is a concern in well-established democracies, it should be an even bigger concern in a young democracy. This article …
The function of electoral communication in a developing democracy
This article investigates the unique challenges facing political parties in terms of their communicative responsibilities in a developing democracy as demonstrated by the electoral communication of political parties in the national elections in South Africa over the past 14 years. Election posters, radio and television advertising messages were analysed and discussed in the light of the informational and interpretational functions of political pa…
Employees' perceptions of institutional values and employer‐employee relationships at the North‐West University
A multicultural and multilingual tertiary environment—the North‐West University (NWU), with an endorsed corporate identity—had recently gone through an incorporation process (where other tertiary institutions had been merged into the main institutional structure). This created an ideal environment for an article aimed at the relationship between employees' perceptions of how effective the institution upheld its values and the continued quality of…
Political radio and television advertisements in a young democracy
It is argued that political parties in a developing democracy should contribute to sustaining democracy through their informational and motivational functions during election campaigns. Rather than debating the merit of issue messages, it is argued that cognitive and emotional campaign messages should be integrated, in order to not only attract voters' attention but also to inform the voter, to foster democratic values, to stimulate debate and to…
Who Should Be Identified as Internal Stakeholders? An Internal Communication Practitioner and Consultant Perspective in the South African Corporate Context
Healthy, mutually beneficial relationships with internal stakeholders within an organisation are crucial for its survival, for achieving long-term goals, and for ensuring value for the organisation and the stakeholders. Organisations should therefore manage internal communication strategically. However, there is no practical or academic consensus as to how to identify “internal stakeholders”, which poses challenges in the diverse South African co…
A Strategic Integrated Communication Framework for Child Protection Organizations in South Africa
Child protection organizations (CPOs), as part of the non-profit sector in South Africa, play a vital role in addressing the needs of abused, neglected and vulnerable children. Child protection organizations largely depend on donors for funding, and communication plays a crucial role to ensure their sustainability. However, their communication is restricted due to statutory clauses protecting the identity and best interest of the child by limitin…
A six-step framework for participatory communication and institutionalised participation in South Africa's municipal IDP processes
Institutionalised participation in South Africa’s local government is a process that compels municipal officials to fulfil specific legislative imperatives, such as the coordination of all resources and the development of Integrated Development Plans (IDPs) and budgets, to ensure effective service delivery. However, for participation to be genuine and active, should it not be approached as an end in itself and not a means to achieve pre-defined i…
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