Media, Emergency Warnings, And Citizen Response

Ford N. Burkhart

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Public Relations and Crisis Communication Disaster Management and Resilience Risk Perception and Management

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Words of warning media and disaster management danger signs - media in the response phase and in hazard information dissemination who says? - warning sources and citizen behaviour in the response phase tuning in - effective channels for emergency communication programmes some lessons about sources - how media, officials and social networks function within the warning process.

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