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The key differences are: Managing communication means communicating with stakeholders to share information. By doing this and sharing information, you are implicitly meeting needs that may have been identified in the stakeholder management plan. THE END GOAL IS COMMUNICATION
Managing stakeholder engagement is /"managing relationships with stakeholders/" to effectively engage stakeholders and get them to support, be aware of, and contribute to the project. You need to communicate to manage stakeholder engagement, so it is closely related to communication management.
THE END GOAL IS TO IMPACT THE STAKEHOLDERS/RE-INFLUENCE THE STAKEHOLDERS
Control Communications is about checking the effectiveness of your communications management plan
THE END GOAL IS TO CHANGE THE DAMAGE IN THE COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT PLAN
Monitoring stakeholder engagement is about checking the effectiveness of your stakeholder management plan.
The ultimate goal is to correct the deficiencies in the stakeholder management plan
When examining, I would look for subtle clues as to what the END GOAL of the process is and that will help.
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