The Page Center has funded more than 350 scholars from colleges, universities and organizations around the world. The support has led to hundreds of articles, publications, presentations, research awards and more.
This research directory is a comprehensive database of those outcomes. Each outcome represents an important piece of the Page Center’s mission, which is to advance ethics and integrity in all forms of public communication.
Latest Publications
- An empirical investigation of value‑driven messaging and language‑use strategies in organizational DEI stances (2026) Alan Abitbol, Kelly Vibber
- No organization is an island: How crisis history, temporal distance and response strategy influence organizational reputation in spillover crises (2026) Peixin Hua, Yanan Wu, Rongting Niu
- Navigating a social media influencer crisis: The effects of crisis response strategies on identification, authenticity, and reputation (2026) Olivia Reed, Nicholas Eng, Peixin Hua, Maranda Goke, Yanan Wu, Michail Vafeiadis, Denise Bortree
- Unifying amid division: How organizations can design politically unifying advocacy campaigns in times of polarization (2026) Carlina DiRusso, Brandon Boatwright, Virginia S. Harrison
- Polarized worlds, divergent duties: how sociopolitical polarization across Europe, the U.S., and Asia is reshaping corporate social responsibility communication — insights from practitioner interviews (2026) Elina Tachkova
- Inside the black box: understanding top PR managers’ DEI rollback decisions through the circuit of culture (2026) Weiting Tao, Dongya Wang, Hui Shi, Cen April Yue, Jeongwon Yang
- The accountability gap: moral typecasting and stakeholder evaluations of corporate course corrections in politicized contexts (2026) Shupei Yuan, Haoran Chu
- Corporate political responsibility, political hostility, and the integrity threshold behind selective engagement and greenhushing (2026) John Balabanis, Georgiana Grigore
- DEI backlash, organizational cues, and legitimacy in a polarized society: a conflict engagement perspective contextualized in the United States (2026) Alice Cheng, Yi Ding
- Advancing the engagement paradigm: Examining stakeholder disengagement and the ethical implications of generative AI in public relations (2025) Jordan Morehouse, Laura Lemon, Yan Qu