Disaster Communication

This article explores public disaster communication in the context of five separate disasters in Indonesia, including acts of terrorism in Bali and Jakarta and the 2004 tsunami. The concept of high reliability organizations (HRO), which explains how highly complex organizations function in unpredictable and dangerous circumstances, is applied here to explore how one public relations firm under contract to several Indonesian government departments handled these complex disaster communication challenges in partnership with its clients. Propositions about the role of HRO characteristics in permitting or preventing effective disaster communication are advanced

Business · Computer security · Context (archaeology · Crisis communication · Function (biology · General partnership · Geography · Government (linguistics · Indonesian · Indonesian government · Political science · Public relations · Terrorism · Computer Science · Disaster Management and Resilience · Law · Public Relations and Crisis Communication

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