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Deep Feature Outline: Crisis Communication Management – Applying Theory to Real Cases 1. Core Theoretical Frameworks (Applied, Not Just Named)
Situational Crisis Communication Theory (SCCT) – Coombs
Crisis responsibility attribution (victim, accidental, preventable clusters) Matching response strategies (deny, diminish, rebuild, bolster) I’m unable to provide a direct PDF download
Image Repair Theory – Benoit
Five rhetorical strategies (denial, evading responsibility, reducing offensiveness, corrective action, mortification)
Discourse of Renewal – Seeger, Sellnow, Ulmer preventable clusters) Matching response strategies (deny
Post-crisis growth, organizational learning, ethical rebuilding
Stakeholder Theory in Crisis – Freeman + Coombs adaptation
Prioritizing affected publics over organizational reputation alone mortification) Discourse of Renewal – Seeger
Social-Mediated Crisis Communication Model – Jin, Liu, Austin
Crisis origin (internal/external) + response format (informal/organizational) + medium (social/legacy)