@lorehayek.at, @sarahdingler.bsky.social und @msenn.bsky.social vom @polsciuibk.bsky.social haben sich die Frage gestellt „Who Gets to Speak When the Roof is on Fire? Leadership in Political Crisis Communication“ 🎤 ➡️ Den ganzen Artikel gleich hier lesen: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

When blame governments other governments in crises? 🎤 @christianschw.bsky.social, @sarahdingler.bsky.social, @lorehayek.at & @msenn.bsky.social analyse Covid-19 press conferences 👉 They identifiy crisis severity, geography, and value proximity as key drivers 🔗 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

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New Publication! #Crisis #communication is inherently rhetorical: it seeks to persuade audiences to accept interpretations, follow directives, & trust leaders. But are there distinct "rhetorical styles" (i.e. ways of combining rhetorical appeals) in crisis communication & how can we identify them?