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Oct 2, 2025 - COVID-19 Pandemic
Hayek, Lore; Dingler, Sarah C.; Schwaderer, Christian; Senn, Martin; Kraxberger, Andreas M.; Ragheb, Nada; Nordone, Fiona C., 2024, "Communicating the COVID-19 Crisis: A Comparative Analysis of Crisis Communication by Governments and Heads of State (SUF edition)", https://doi.org/10.11587/RWHCSF, AUSSDA, V2, UNF:6:CR7K3DI2l0wlRb55HGC9tQ== [fileUNF]
Full edition for scientific use. The COVID-19 pandemic confronted the world with a crisis that was massive in scale, rapid in pace, and global in scope. Governments all over the world were confronted with the challenging task of steering anxious publics through the crisis and they chose televised press conferences as their preferred means of commun... |
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