The Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research (JICRCR) is the first scholarly journal dedicated to human and mediated communication issues associated with crises, risks, and emergencies around the world. The journal is supported by an international editorial board comprised of top crisis and risk communication scholars. JICRCR is a biannual peer-reviewed, open access publication, which means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or institution.
Current Issue: Volume 1, Issue 2 (2018)
Articles
Chaos Theory and Emergent Behavior in the West Virginia Water Crisis
Morgan C. Getchell
Applying the Rhetoric of Renewal Model in a Contemporary African Context: Lessons Learned from the Royal Dutch Shell Oil Crisis in Nigeria
Vincent D. Manzie
Organizational Image Repair Tactics and Crisis Type: Implications for Crisis Response Strategy Effectiveness
John Gribas, James Disanza, Nancy Legge, and Karen L. Hartman
Blurred (Identity) Lines: A Content Analysis of the #deleteuber Crisis on Twitter
Katharine E. Miller and Megan C. Kendall
Revisiting STREMII: Social Media Crisis Communication During Hurricane Matthew
Margaret C. Stewart and Cory Young
Politically Unhealthy: Flint’s Fight Against Poverty, Environmental Racism, and Dirty Water
Tomeka M. Robinson, Garrett Shum, and Sabrina Singh
Response or Comment
A Change of Header
Robert S. Littlefield
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Editors
- Editor-in-Chief
- Timothy Sellnow
- Volume Editor
- Matthew W. Seeger
- Associate Editor
- Patric R. Spence
