July 2021
Intermediate to advanced
338 pages
11h 33m
English
Government communicators are familiar with the daily crises that arise at public sector organizations, but managing those crises at the various levels of government can be more challenging for them than their peers in the corporate world. Anyone who has worked or consulted in government public affairs knows that managing a crisis can be complicated by taxpayers’ opinions, elected officials’ agendas, appointed officials’ objectives, and laws particular to the public sector – and these are just the domestic concerns. When crises encompass foreign issues, they add a whole new dimension to this complex environment.
Practitioners’ gut ...