This book applies relational dialects to risk and crisis communication to show how organizations handle stress and tensions with stakeholders and the public. Its novel use of interpersonal theory, which describes how couples face tensions as they maintain their relationship, is exemplified through seven case studies that focus on a common tension.
This book applies relational dialects to risk and crisis communication to show how organizations handle stress and tensions with stakeholders and the public. Its novel use of interpersonal theory, which describes how couples face tensions as they maintain their relationship, is exemplified through seven case studies that focus on a common tension.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert S. Littlefield is professor in the Department of Communication at North Dakota State University. Timothy L. Sellnow is professor in the Nicholson School of Communication at the University of Central Florida.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Adding the Focus on Culture as a Best Practice Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 2 Tension of Timeliness: How Timing Proved Costly for Peanut Corporation of America Shalindra Rathnasinghe & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 3 Tension of Openness: An Examination of Menu Foods Organizational Disclosure During the 2007 Pet-Food Recall Laura C. Farrell Chapter 4 Tension of Certainty: The Mistakes of the E coli Outbreak in Europe Nigel D. Haarstad & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 5 The Tension of Organizational Interest: China's 2008 Melamine Milk Crisis Tara B. Freed & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 6 Tension of Taking Responsibility: The Failings of Del Bueno in the Queso Fresco Crisis Jessica Rick & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 7 The Tension of Controlling the Narrative: Construing and Mis-construing Risk Messages Elizabeth L. Petrun Chapter 8 The Tension of Emotional Connection: Health Literacy and the 2010 Salmonella Egg Recall Holly A. Roberts and Shari R. Veil Chapter 9 Reflecting on the Dialectal Tensions in Crisis Communication: Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities Timothy L. Sellnow
Chapter 1 Adding the Focus on Culture as a Best Practice Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 2 Tension of Timeliness: How Timing Proved Costly for Peanut Corporation of America Shalindra Rathnasinghe & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 3 Tension of Openness: An Examination of Menu Foods Organizational Disclosure During the 2007 Pet-Food Recall Laura C. Farrell Chapter 4 Tension of Certainty: The Mistakes of the E coli Outbreak in Europe Nigel D. Haarstad & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 5 The Tension of Organizational Interest: China's 2008 Melamine Milk Crisis Tara B. Freed & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 6 Tension of Taking Responsibility: The Failings of Del Bueno in the Queso Fresco Crisis Jessica Rick & Robert S. Littlefield Chapter 7 The Tension of Controlling the Narrative: Construing and Mis-construing Risk Messages Elizabeth L. Petrun Chapter 8 The Tension of Emotional Connection: Health Literacy and the 2010 Salmonella Egg Recall Holly A. Roberts and Shari R. Veil Chapter 9 Reflecting on the Dialectal Tensions in Crisis Communication: Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities Timothy L. Sellnow
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