The Role of Organizational Communication in the Life and the Mission of the Society of St. Paul: An Empirical Research

• In Event: So Far, So Good, Part 1: Organizational Communication Research Escalator

Abstract

This doctoral thesis critically and scientifically analyses the Role of Organizational Communication in the Life and the Mission of the Society of St Paul (SSP) with an empirical research. Based on the empirical research and the findings, the paper also proposes a three-year Strategic Communication Planning to the SSP. The strategic communication planning, as the paper argues, translates the mission of the SSP into well-defined goals to be achieved in a given period of time and place.
The paper restrains the empirical research only to the Indian Province of SSP and the examination of documentary sources only to the years between 2006-2012.
The principal theoretical foundation of this scientific investigation is ‘Communication Constitutes Organization (Robert D. McPhee and Pamela Zaug, 2000)’. The thesis argues that the communication is constitutive of the community life and the mission of the Society of St Paul.

Author

• Dominic Xavier D'Silva, Societ San Paolo