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Routledge - Crisis Communication: Managing Stakeholder Relationships

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Description

Organizations face constant threats from media blunders, social media activism, security issues, and natural disasters. These crises are often catastrophic, yet they also present opportunities for an organization to emerge stronger if handled correctly. While many resources focus on general crisis management, this book addresses a major gap in current research by focusing on the stakeholder perspective. Because stakeholders are central to both public relations and management functions, understanding their role is vital for organizational success. This text provides insights into managing these complex relationships during high-pressure situations like product tampering, accidents, or negligence. By centering the stakeholder voice, professionals can better navigate the challenges of modern crisis communication and build more resilient organizational structures.

Key Features

Addresses diverse crisis types including social media activism, extortion, and natural disasters to prepare organizations for various scenarios.

Focuses on the stakeholder perspective, a voice often missing in traditional crisis communication research and literature.

Explores the role of stakeholders within both public relations and management functions to support organizational success.

Provides insights into managing high-stakes situations such as security issues, product tampering, and negligence.

Helps organizations turn catastrophic events into opportunities to rebuild and emerge stronger through effective relationship management.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
08 October 2019
Listed Since
24 May 2019

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