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Crisis Communication

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Anca Jarmila Guţă (University of Petroşani, Romania)
Abstract

The paper presents the manner in which the crisis of different types can disturb the normal activity of an organization and also the modalities by which the communication in this situation can solve or attenuate the negative effects of a crisis.

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Article provided by University of Petrosani, Romania in its journal Annals of University of Petroşani.

Volume (Year): 6 (2006)
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Pages: 97-104
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Keywords: crisis crisis communication organization management valuation planning plan of crisis communication crisis management plan

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