A Relational Reflection on Pandemic Nationalism

Yeophantong, Pichamon; Shih, Chih‐yu

doi:10.1007/s11366-021-09736-5

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“…On the other hand, interviews has also been conducted (Terrell, 2012). Through the interviews, getting data on emotional connect of the campaigns with the audience and their reaction can be properly recorded [22]. This ensures the researcher to get an overall idea on the effectiveness of the campaigns held.…”

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Public Relations Management After COVID-19 Lockdown: A Case Study of Wuhan, China

Wang

2024

IJEH

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The aim of the research study was to understand the effectiveness of the public relations strategies of crisis communication and how impactful they were for saving the image of Wuhan city after the pandemic. Wuhan was hailed as the epicentre of Corona virus infections as the initial infections have spread from this place. Thus, the image of this prominent city was maligned not only towards the local and national audience, but the international audience as well. Thus, the Wuhan government took up most of the necessary public relations strategies to restore the image of the city among the national and international audience. This paper has intrinsically dealt with the opinions from the different sample population on the effectiveness of the crisis communication done by the PR strategists of the Wuhan government. From most of the respondents it has been found out that Wuhan government and its public relations strategies were wholly operated through the digital medium and this has helped in restoring the image of the image to greater and effective extent. Through the disposition of information through different social media networking sites like Facebook and Sina Weibo, the PR strategists were able to provide information on the improvements in the city condition and the reduction of infection in Wuhan along with other positive news articles. However from the respondents it has been also found that, including lesser opinion from the public, decrease in the participation of the common mass in the information dissemination process by the Wuhan government has decreased the effectiveness of the image restoration PR strategy in the Wuhan city. The research study concludes that while the PR crisis communication and its strategies have been helpful towards restoring the image of the city, there are still some loop holes that needs to be fixed.

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Public Relations Management After COVID-19 Lockdown: A Case Study of Wuhan, China

Wang

2024

IJEH

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“… 32 Roy (2020); Ameyaw-Brobbey (2021), 172–90; Yeophantong and Shih (2021), 549; Wen (2021, February), 55–90; Yang and Chen (2021), 89–113.…”

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Inoculating the University R&D Enterprise: How RISC can strengthen post-COVID-19 research integrity and global supply chains

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The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored emerging vulnerabilities in the US research and development (R&D) ecosystem. While an open and collaborative environment has been essential for advancing R&D, this approach exposes university-based R&D to a variety of security threats including state-supported efforts, attacks by malicious actors, and insufficient internal mitigation. As the pandemic led to more remote work and online collaboration, the incidence of exploitation has expanded. Increased security measures are needed to insulate and protect the R&D ecosystem, and US innovation more broadly, while maintaining the fundamental qualities that have contributed to its historical success. In this article, we present the Research Integrity Security Certification (RISC) framework. This concept preserves the autonomy of the US higher education system while also suggesting a mechanism whose effect would be a general enhancement of the security of the US university R&D enterprise with minimal additional state involvement. Much of the work in the proposed model is done by market mechanisms and self-interested microeconomic calculations that generate beneficial aggregate effects. The RISC framework modernizes the university R&D enterprise while strengthening it to operate in this evolving security environment.

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Vaccine Diplomacy

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2023

The Palgrave Handbook of Diplomatic Thought and Practice in the Digital Age

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A Relational Reflection on Pandemic Nationalism

Cited by 4 publications

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Public Relations Management After COVID-19 Lockdown: A Case Study of Wuhan, China

Public Relations Management After COVID-19 Lockdown: A Case Study of Wuhan, China

Inoculating the University R&D Enterprise: How RISC can strengthen post-COVID-19 research integrity and global supply chains

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