Titlebook: Political Leadership in Disaster and Crisis Communication and Management; International Perspe Hamish McLean,Jacqui Ewart Book 2020 The Edi

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Extraordinary Politics in Catastrophic Times,ponse and recovery phases. We argue that . disasters have political implications in some form, either directly through leadership or indirectly through manipulation behind the scenes. Either way, politics and disasters will always remain intertwined. Yet when life and property are in danger, it is not the time to play politics.

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Political Leadership in Calamity,ould be adopted by political actors in a catastrophe. In other words, they need to be there for their community as a shoulder to cry on, to offer support and to champion the return to normalcy—however long it takes.

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Introduction, contents of each chapter. Our book presents a challenge to researchers to reconceptualize and transform their approach to research about the involvement of politicians in disasters and crises by looking for examples of what constitutes best practice.

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Managing Relationships,ositive or problematic relationships between these groups. The unwritten rules that guide the way politicians and emergency managers engage with each other in the various phases of disasters are examined. Our analysis provides important insights for these parties, with a series of best practice guidelines provided to assist them.

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