Crisis communication research in Israel: A meta-analysis

Magen, Clila

doi:10.1016/j.pubrev.2014.03.001

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“…Secondly, Coombs’ study also encouraged many researchers to focus on the development status of risk communication and crisis communication in their countries. For example, Magen [ 37 ] conducted a meta-analysis of crisis communication studies in Israel, examining crisis types, disciplines, and research priorities. Schwarz [ 38 ] reviewed crisis communication studies in Germany.…”

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A Visualization Analysis of Crisis and Risk Communication Research Using CiteSpace

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Kamphuis

Zhang

et al. 2022

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This study aims to understand the research status and development trend of crisis and risk communication research (CRCR) through a visual analysis in CiteSpace, thereby providing a more comprehensive perspective for future research agenda. First, we retrieved published papers from Web of Science (1986–2020) and Scopus (1979–2020) with a title search. Subsequently, we analyzed the main research strengths and main topics of CRCR from two dimensions: co-authorship network and co-citation network. We conducted an in-depth co-citation network analysis from four perspectives: cluster analysis, high co-cited literature analysis, burst analysis, and turning points analysis. These results revealed the main research topics in the CRCR field, the most eye-catching research literature, the emerging research hotspots in each period, and the turning points of the overall development. Finally, we suggest further research directions for future avenues.

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confidence: 99%