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Finding the path beyond reputation repair: A structural topic modeling analysis of the crisis communication paradigm in public relations

Tyler G. Page · Alvin Y. Zhou · Luke W. Capizzo

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Public Relations and Crisis Communication Media Studies and Communication Corporate Identity and Reputation

Abstract

This research utilizes computational methods to examine crisis communication scholarship from 2010 to 2020 in two studies with a census of all articles in Public Relations Review and the Journal of Public Relations Research (n = 1293 articles, 7400,685 words). Results indicate crisis scholarship has expanded beyond its prior focus on reputation repair. Situational crisis communication theory and image repair are compared in volume of scholarship and methodological affinity. Social media, SCCT, and media relations are identified as central topics within crisis communication scholarship.

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