Latest Research in Public Relations and Crisis Communication
68 research papers · 0.3 average citations · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Public Relations and Crisis Communication
- Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 6 papers
- Public Relations and Crisis Communication — 4 papers
- Political Philosophy and Ethics — 4 papers
- Peacebuilding and International Security — 3 papers
- Japanese History and Culture — 2 papers
- Southeast Asian Sociopolitical Studies — 2 papers
- Irish and British Studies — 2 papers
- Migration, Health, Geopolitics, Historical Geography — 2 papers
- Diaspora, migration, transnational identity — 2 papers
- Peace and Human Rights Education — 2 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Enacting intimate citizenship: the couple migrations of East European queers (3 citations)
- The Overseer State: Slavery, Indenture and Governance in the British Empire, 1812-1916
- The Persistence of War Mentalities: Civilian Categorization and Selective Protection in Post-Agreement Colombia
- The History of "Karayuki-san" (Japanese Prostitutes) in Modern Siam (Thailand): The Earliest Japanese Settlers, Extraterritoriality, and the Formation of the Japanese Community, 1885–1925
- The History of "Karayuki-san" (Japanese Prostitutes) in Modern Siam (Thailand): The Earliest Japanese Settlers, Extraterritoriality, and the Formation of the Japanese Community, 1885–1925
- The Formation and Development of Chinese Civilization and Culture
- Reclaiming African Values in the Face of Anti-Globalization Discourses: Do African Leaders Leverage X Formerily Twitter to Showcase African Values and Drive Regional Unity?
- Faith, Fear, and Belonging: Return Perceptions Among Displaced Syrian Alawites and Christians
- Oriental Institute Discoveries in Iraq, 1933/34: Fourth Preliminary Report of the Iraq Expedition (8 citations)
- Kinship structure in contemporary China: Analysis based on covariation in perceived trustworthiness across kinship roles
- Roots, Rights and Responsibilities: Place-making and Repatriation among Somalis in Denmark and Somaliland (9 citations)
- Clan culture weakens organ donation willingness—based on empirical evidence from China
- Time and the Neo-Monarchist Turn
- From Exclusion to Inclusion: The Meaning of Inclusive Tourism Program Experience and Its Policy Implications for Multicultural and Diaspora Families
- Anticommunism, John B. Connally, Italian Americans, and the Threat of the 1976 Sorpasso in Italy
- The Associationist 1848 and the Promise of Socialism
- Gaza Name Identity and History in Text Archaeology and Population Genetics
- Polizei und Protest: Plädoyer für einen integrativen Mixed-Methods-Ansatz in der Protest Policing-Forschung
- Layered Belonging Under Negotiated Mobility: An Integrative Review of New Chinese Migration to Thailand
- Review of A History of Christian Political Economy and Sources in Christian Political Economy by Jordan J. Ballor and Erik W. Matson