articleInternational Journal of Management ReviewsJun 1, 2005Closed access

Corporate reputation: Meaning and measurement

Manchester University

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Abstract

Corporate reputation has attracted interest from a wide range of academic disciplines. It is also a growing focus for business and media attention. This paper examines the construct of corporate reputation, first by untangling the terminological problems that have been caused by the interdisciplinary nature of much of the earlier work in the area. The construct of reputation and the allied constructs of image and identity are each reviewed. A structure is proposed in which the three constructs can be seen as labelling different but allied concepts. I then move on to consider how reputation has been measured. The paper uncovers considerable confusion in the use of what might appear to be basic terms and links…

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Keywords
  • Reputation
  • Construct (python library)
  • Conceptualization
  • Meaning (existential)
  • Confusion
  • Identity (music)
  • Public relations
  • Sociology
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