“ Public Relations Practice in ASEAN Economic Community: Friendship & Mutual Understanding Among ASEAN PR Practitioners” Parichart Sthapitanonda, Phd.

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“ Public Relations Practice in ASEAN Economic Community: Friendship & Mutual Understanding Among ASEAN PR Practitioners” Parichart Sthapitanonda, Phd. Professor, Faculty of Public Relations, Faculty of Communication Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand

As Public Relations Professioners (PRP), we need to “Put” ourselves into others’ position, To “Recognize” both the commonality & differences we share, and to “Practice” in managing “trust” among stakeholders” Parichart Sthapitanonda Professor, Chulalongkorn University

Our Long History of “Relationships”: Friends or Foes

Publicly Recognizing our similarity in the pre-historical days: Local villages and lives in what is called the “ASEAN” Good lives by the rivers, sea, And hilly areas

Publicly Recognizing our similarity in our history: The religious places of ASEAN

Publicly Recognizing our differences: The variety of ASEAN languages and the “similarity” in conveying message Standardization vs Localization English – Chinese - Bahasa – Sansakrit - Arabic - Infographic – Body language

Public uses vs Business or Government Trading: Local currencies – currency of the “leading countries” – credit card – debit “plastic” cards Publicly Recognizing our differences: The variety of our currencies & calculation capability

Publicly Respecting the others : The variety of our cultures & codes of conduct Muslim Way Dogs & Pig Using Fingers Greeting Using Hands Using feet Buddhist way Respecting others p Interpersonal space Face work Dealing With the Old people

Put it into action and look for the Results: Who should play the roles in practicing PR strategies and activities in the ASEAN  PR of the ASEAN Secretariat  PR of the local Governments  PR in the Business Industry  PR of the Trading Organizations  PR of the Academic Institutions PR Agencies & Clients PR of the Civic groups/NGOs/  Associations/ Religious groups Banking PR PR of the Media & Entertainment Industry PR in the healthcare industry Etc

Put it into action and look for the Results: Expanding our works from branding products, services, and managing corporate reputations to the reuniting the ASEAN way of peacefully live in the ASEAN In offices On airs In news On Lines On wires Off lines -Events -Activites -Publicity -Personal interaction Product & Services Branding Stakeholders relations AC information & stories sharing Rules and regulation awareness & actions AE Campaigning ASEAN Public Event Issues management Crisis communication Peace building & management ASEAN Security Stabilziation Etc.

Put it into action and look for the Results: Empowering the soft culture for ASEAN Spirit Fairs & Festivals Movies Television series Game shows Music Concert Musical Shows Branded Entertainment

Challenging our “Public Relationships”: Framing the stories of Friends or Foes Friends  Relatives by Bloods, Marriage & Migrations  Common Beliefs & Behaviors  Formal Invitation & Visits among leaders of the old days, and during these days.  Trading  Helping hands during the critical points in time Foes  Local Wars of the old days  Influences from the “important” Public Figures, Values, Beliefs, Norms local people have accepted from time to time.  Power of those who were in power during the colonial days.  Etc.

We are now in the “same bus” driving on the same road to the final destination. Exposure-Awareness-Acknowledge-Understanding-Attitude shift-Action-Reaction- Reproduction- Spreading news and information