Crisis Communication Strategies of Political Executives

Abstract

Political leaders are often under intense pressure in times of crisis since they need to make fast decisions under conditions of increased uncertainty and increased public scrutiny. In this panel, we seek to explore the communication strategies employed by political crisis managers and their success or failure.

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