Important points:
- A public is not a stakeholder, but a stakeholder can be a public. A stakeholder has an actual interest in the organization. A public is a group of people who share a common interest.
- We can use the resource dependency theory to answer the question of why we need relationships with these publics and which public should receive the most attention.
- Publics are constantly changing. However, publics are always categorized into 3 groups: latent, aware, and active.
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