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Introduction 1. Public Relations Theory and Its Discontents: Normativity, Power, and Critical Turns 2. From Inclusion to Intelligibility: A Queer Theoretical Framework for Public Relations 3. Queering Corporate Social Responsibility: Public Relations, Safe Inclusion, and the Governance of Recognition 4. Queering Crisis Communication: Public Relations and the Regulation of Intelligibility 5. Performing Activism: Public Relations and the Queer Politics of Intelligibility 6. Queering Public Relations Beyond Visibility: Disclosure, Intelligibility, and the Politics of Recognition Conclusion |