Authors who would like to submit to the Proceedings of the International Crisis and Risk Communication Conference can download the proceedings template by clicking here<\/a>.<\/p>\n To access the copyright agreement in relation to proceedings of the International Crisis and Risk Communication Conference, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Mark Benthien – Great ShakeOut Earthwuake Drills: A Collective Impact Approach for Whole Community Preparedness<\/a><\/p>\n Kjell Bratas – Cultural Challenges when Memorializing Tragedies<\/a><\/p>\n Jeff Conlin – Corporate “Street Cred” in Crises: Does Who You Are or What You Say Matter?<\/a><\/p>\n Rebecca Crapo – Preparing for the Apocalypse: Promoting Civic Engagement to Increase Preparedness for Nuclear Disasters<\/a><\/p>\n Ashleigh Day – Informational Sources and Media Uses: Examining Race, Ethnicity, and Culture in Flint’s Water Crisis<\/a><\/p>\n Audra Diers-Lawson – Donkey Kong vs Grand Theft Auto: Bringing and Open World Gaming Approach to Developing Risk and Crisis Simulations\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Audra Diers-Lawson – Evaluating the State of Crisis Communication Research: A data-driven review of Crisis Communication Research from 1953-2016<\/a><\/p>\n Ermose Ebhuoma – Why Trivializing People’s Culture Can be Catastrophic for Communicating Weather Risk: Lessons from the Delta State in Nigeria<\/a><\/p>\n Anthony Eseke – Effects if Crisis New on Intercultural Tolerance<\/a><\/p>\n Sumin Fang – Why do You Not Trust Your Doctors: A Qualitative Study on the Cultural Perspectives in the Trust Crisis Between Chinese Patients and Doctors<\/a><\/p>\n Denise Ferguson – Targeting Internal Publics During the 2014 Ebola Outbreak: An Analysis of Kaiser Permanente’s Crisis Communication Strategy Applying Weick’s Sens-Making Model and the Human Resources Approach<\/a><\/p>\n Amiso George – Culture Centered Corporate Apologia: A Review of Strategies Across Three Countries, Nigeria, India and USA\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Marina Ghersetti – Do We Really Need to Know Everything? Crisis Communication Ethics Among Swedish Journalists and Citizens<\/a><\/p>\n Eric Griffin – Bridging the Culture Gap between Higher Education, Emergency Management, and the Community: Forging Partnerships through Hurricane Zephyr<\/a><\/p>\n Emily Hamlin\u00a0 – The Power of Language: Examining Arrival Through a Narrative Analysis<\/a><\/p>\n Suzanne\u00a0Horsley – Analysis of the 2002 D.C. Sniper Case: Toward a Response Typology for Threats to Public Safety<\/a><\/p>\n Suzanne\u00a0Horsley – The Ethics of an Oil Spill:\u00a0 An Analysis of JIC\u00a0Statements After the Deepwater Horizon Explosion<\/a><\/p>\n Joel Iverson – Reviled Revival: Navigating the Tensions of Organizational Renewal in Hate Groups and other forms of Organizational Evil<\/a><\/p>\n Jin Xianlin – Communication Emerging from the Crisis Resolution Stage:\u00a0 Topic Modeling of Tweets about Hurricane Maria<\/a><\/p>\n Bengt Johansson – A Citizen Perspective On Crisis Communication – A Normative Approach<\/a><\/p>\n Jenna Jones – SeaWorld\u2019s Sneaky Stunts: Investigating the Hidden Narrative in Blackfish<\/a><\/p>\n Wouter Jong – Defining Complexity In Public Meaning Making<\/a><\/p>\n Larry King – Social Media Use During Natural Disasters:\u00a0 An Analysis of Social Media Usage During Hurricanes Harvey and Irma<\/a><\/p>\n Martha Kuhnhenn – Bought Science vs. Fearmongering? The German Debate on Glyphosate in the Context of it\u02bcs Reapproval in the European Union<\/a><\/p>\n Daniel Laufer – Incorporating digital simulations in Crisis Management courses around the world: Insights from over a decade of teaching<\/a><\/p>\n Brooke Liu – Telling the tale: The role of narrative persuasion in helping people respond to crises<\/a><\/p>\n Andrea Madrazo – The Hunt for Answers Remains<\/a><\/p>\n Amisha Mehta – Towards Message Effectiveness: The Role Of Efficacy-Based Content And Images In Bushfire And Flood Emergency Warnings<\/a><\/p>\n Amisha Mehta – Perspectives From The Trenches: How Australian Risk Communicators See Themselves, Who They Trust, And What They Need From Research<\/a><\/p>\n Kwansik Mun – A Close Look At The Of Regulatory Fit In Consumers’ Responses To Unethical Firms<\/a><\/p>\n Cayce Myers – The Value of Public Apologies in Crisis: Winning in a Court of Law or the Court of Public Opinion?<\/a><\/p>\n Cynthia Nnagboro – Pop Culture Portraying Pandemonium: Investigating Rule-Breaking Behavior In Contagion<\/a><\/p>\n Luz Maria Ortega – Differences in Risk Perception: A Typology for Risk Communication<\/a><\/p>\n Laura Pechta – The Effect of Organizational Communication Cultures on Interorganizational Collaboration in Crisis Response<\/a><\/p>\n Jeanne Persuit – Bridging the Culture Gap between Brand Perception and Crisis Preparedness: Reputation, Authenticity, and Crisis and Risk Communication<\/a><\/p>\n Mike Porter – Shield Bearer or Seasoned General<\/a><\/p>\n Kevin Quigley – Attitudes and Perceptions about Risk Resilience and Security in Water Utilities<\/a><\/p>\n Gabriella Sandstig – Should I stay or should I go? An analysis of risk communication and fire safety<\/a><\/p>\n Henry Seeger – Water as a crisis communication frame:\u00a0 Droughts, Floods, and Contamination<\/a><\/p>\n Elizabeth Spradley – Volunteerism in Hurricane Harvey: A narrative analysis of social media messages to coordinate, inspire, and activate faith-based volunteer responders<\/a><\/p>\n Tyler Spradley – FEMA level urban search and rescue response to Hurricane Harvey<\/a><\/p>\n Margaret Stewart – Implementing STREMII: A practical guide for crisis communication on social media during hurricanes and natural disasters<\/a><\/p>\n Margaret Stewart – Reputational Threats Online: Social media as a simultaneous agent of crisis and tool for response and resolution in the case study of an American academic library<\/a><\/p>\n John Sweeney – Strategic Adjustment–The NFL and the concussion crisis<\/a><\/p>\n Lakelyn Taylor – The Value of Instructional Communication during Chaos:\u00a0 Expanding Learning Style, Gender, and Group Implications<\/a><\/p>\n Matt Tidwell – Strong prior reputation: A help or a hindrance in reputational crises?<\/a><\/p>\n Brittany Walker – \u201cThe Polar Bears Are Doing Just Fine in Case Anyone Wondered\u201d: An Exploratory Examination of Reader Response Strategies Towards Contentious Risk Issues in the News and Social Media Comments<\/a><\/p>\n Paul Wilke – When Good Crisis Comms Go Bad and How to Prevent It<\/a><\/p>\n Paul Wilke – The Crisis Comms Shortlist \u2013 Your Need to Know Action Items For Every Situation<\/a><\/p>\n Cody Blake Wilson – Discourse Networks of Emergency Response Communication: A Case Study of Civilian Deliberation on the Reddit Platform<\/a><\/p>\n Cody Blake Wilson – Victim-group legitimacy: An argument for extending our understanding of legitimacy after crisis<\/a><\/p>\n
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