Conf. univ. dr. Dumitru Bortun poses the question: “Why are there no citizens in Romania ?!” after a rigorous analysis of causes related to ourselves but also to some domestic and international questions, he proposes 3 unexpected solutions.
Dumitru Borțun is an associate professor at the Faculty of Communications and Public Relations of the National School of Political Science and Public Administration in Bucharest, as well as president of the Honorary Jury of the Romanian Public Relations Association (ARRP) since 2008. Dumitru Bortun has been on dozens of television and radio shows, conferences and symposiums, aiming to train the new generations of Public Relations specialists and to generalize the culture of communication in the Romanian society, disseminating his knowledge of strategic communications in academic, business, management, political and public fields including ministries, governmental agencies, prefectures and town houses.
14 ideas – worth spreading – that you can find in the speech held by communications expert Dr. Dumitru Bortun:
- Why did Romania devalue the idea of citizen and citizenship?
- How can we make a sincere analysis of our way of being?
- How can we try to have an active an responsible behavior on a social level?
- Where does the moral of subordination and servitude come from?
- Does today’s corporate serfdom have something to do with the medieval serfdom?
- Who confiscated globalization and what are its basic needs?
- Is organizational culture a mere euphemism for ideological incorporation?
- Is the corporation my family?
- Who does the mass media serve?
- Why don’t corporations need citizens?
- What does citizen solidarity mean?
- Citizen solidarity and critical thinking education
- What should we remember of the wisdom of a middle-class Englishman?
- What happens when you wish to establish modern objectives with pre-modern people who don’t think in a modern way?
