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Crisis management

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The power of adversity

Al Weatherhead, Fred Feldman

2008

Rumors and Rumor Control

Allan J. Kimmel

2003

Social Inclusion in Schools

Whitney Ben

2007

What will we do? : preparing a school community to cope with crises

Robert G. Stevenson

1994

Managing crisis

Gerald C. Meyers, John Holusha

1988

Crisis & renewal

David K. Hurst

1995

Ongoing crisis communication

W. Timothy Coombs

2012

In the wake of terror

Jonathan D. Moreno

2002

Mentoring students & young people

Andy Miller

2002

Nail 'Em!

Eric Dezenhall

1999

The crisis counselor

Jeffrey R. Caponigro

1998

Practical Guide to Crisis Intervention

Alan A., Ph.D. Cavaiola, Joseph E. Colford

2005

Putting Image Repair to the Test

Joseph R. Blaney, William L. Benoit, Lauren Alwine et al.

2015

European Islam

Samir Amghar, Amel Boubekeur, Michael Emerson

2007

Studies on crisis management

W. T. Stanbury, C. F. Smart

1978

Managing emergencies and crises

Naim Kapucu

2012

Shakedown Beach

Eric Dezenhall

2004

Effective apology

John Kador

2009

Effective crisis communication

Timothy L. Sellnow, Robert R. Ulmer, Robert R. (Ray) Ulmer et al.

2007

Leading after a layoff

Ray Salemi

2010

Conflict management in law enforcement

James Pardy

2005

Elements of crisis intervention

James L. Greenstone

1993

Crisis management

Ian I. Mitroff

1993

The essential guide to managing corporate crises

Ian I. Mitroff

1996

The PR Crisis Bible

Robin Cohn

2000

The Butterfly Defect

Ian Goldin

2014

Masters of disaster

Christopher Lehane

2012

Responding to crisis

Dan Pyle Millar, Robert L. Heath

2003

Managing conflict in a world adrift

Chester A. Crocker

2015

Crisis counseling

H. Norman Wright

1991

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