Crisis3: Crossing Boundaries in Crisis Communication

03/09/2019

Dear colleagues in Academia: Currently, emails sent by a so-called "International Journal of Crisis Communication" from Greenpublishers.org are circulating using my name to invite people to become Editorial and Reviewer Board Member. I AM NOT INVOLVED IN THAT (fake) JOURNAL and I HAVE NEVER WRITTEN ANY OF THESE EMAILS OR GIVEN ANY CONSENT to writing such invitations. I am currently checking legal options to stop it. Whenever you receive such emails please disregard them or express your awareness that this is fake and a crime. Thank you, Dr. Andreas Schwarz

27/06/2015

The Interntational Research Group on Crisis Communication (IRGoCC) conducts research and provides information and consulting services on crisis communication, crisis management, and crisis prevention. We also organize international conferences and support networking in the field of crisis communicat…

20/04/2015

Research on the crisis communication of BP during the Deepwater Horizon Incident in the Gulf of Mexiko!

11/03/2015

On March 11th 2011 the nuclear power plant catastrophe of Fukushima took place. At its anniversary, we would like to steer your attention on the publicly available miscellany „Fukushima und die Folgen: Medienberichterstattung, Öffentliche Meinung, Politische Konsequenzen“ by Prof. Dr. phil. Jens Wolling and Dr. Dorothee Arlt (published in German). In four different blocks the book provides insight into the impact of the catastrophe on public coverage as well as its political aftermath. Representing the IRGoCC, Dr. Andreas Schwarz contributed with an article on the nuclear catastrophe as subject of international crisis communication.
Online library: http://www.db-thueringen.de/servlets/DocumentServlet?id=23723
Direct link:http://www.db-thueringen.de/servlets/DerivateServlet/Derivate-29735/ilm1-2014100055.pdf

30/01/2015

04/12/2014

Terrorism as strategic communication – chapter in “Routledge Handbook of Strategic Communication”
A terrorist attack is definitely a crisis situation. However, even apart from the attacks, the terrorists communicate strategically to various stakeholders: The write claims of responsibility, are interviewed by the media and try to recruit new members and state their motives via their own web pages. IRGoCC-member Liane Rothenberger has covered “Terrorism as strategic communication” from various perspectives. Her contribution was now published in “The Routledge Handbook of Strategic Communication”. The handbook is edited by Derina Holtzhausen (Oklahoma State University ) and Ansgar Zerfass (Leipzig University) and contains 37 chapters. Further IRGoCC-members contributed chapters covering the following fields: Martin Löffelholz, Claudia Auer and Alice Srugies wrote about Public Diplomacy, Andreas Schwarz and Alexander Fritsch dealt with international non-governmental organizations.
More informations:
http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9780415530019/

The Routledge Handbook of Strategic Communication provides a comprehensive review of research in the strategic communication domain and offers educators and graduate-level students a compilation of approaches to and studies of varying aspects of the...

05/10/2013

Paradigms of Risk and Crisis Communication in the 21th Century presented by Michael Palenchar from the University of Tennessee

05/10/2013

Claudia Auer from Technical University of Ilmenau about Public Diplomacy and Crisis Communication

05/10/2013

Sellnow and Veil from University of Kentucky presented Global Crisis Communication: Preparing for International and Cross-Cultural Crises

05/10/2013

The last two panels within the conference 9a and b dealing with issues of future challenges of international communication research

05/10/2013

Lund University scholars Heide and Simonsson on Cross-fertilizing change and crisis research and how to understand better internal crisis communication

05/10/2013

Mazzei continued on Employee Communication BEfore and During a crisis for Reputation Protection and Relationship Building