Practice Areas

The directory below is a listing of the materials on this e911.com Web site related to public affairs management and forecasting. These resources are intended for educational and informational purposes only. Some documents are available for purchase while others are available without charge for personal and non-commercial use, provided that only one (1) copy is made and all copyright and proprietary notices are retained.

A Directory

Books

Crisis Communication Planning Strategies, A Crisis Communication Management Anthology, Vol. I
Crisis Communication Planning Strategies, A Crisis Communication Management Workbook, Vol. II
Crisis Communication Plan Components & Models, Crisis Communication Management Readiness, Vol. III
Media Relations Strategies During Emergencies, A Crisis Communication Management Guide, Vol. IV
Influencing Public Attitudes, Direct Communication Strategies That Reduce the Media’s Power^®

Crisis Guru Commentaries

Executive Action Newsletters

Monographs

Speeches

Managing Fear: Taking the Risk Out of Risk Communications, Vital Speeches of the Day, February 1, 1992




PRACTICE AREAS (EXPLANATION & DIRECTORIES) WHAT’S IN PRACTICE AREA #11 Public Affairs & Exposure Management Forecasting The directory below is a listing of the materials on this e911.com Web site related to public affairs management and forecasting. These resources are intended for educational and informational purposes only. Some documents are available for purchase while others are available without charge for personal and non-commercial use, provided that only one (1) copy is made and all copyright and proprietary notices are retained. A Directory Books Crisis Communication Planning Strategies, A Crisis Communication Management Anthology, Vol. I Crisis Communication Planning Strategies, A Crisis Communication Management Workbook, Vol. II Crisis Communication Plan Components & Models, Crisis Communication Management Readiness, Vol. III Media Relations Strategies During Emergencies, A Crisis Communication Management Guide, Vol. IV Influencing Public Attitudes, Direct Communication Strategies That Reduce the Media’s Power^® Crisis Guru Commentaries No. 9 Counteracting Persistent Activists No. 16 Confrontation With Our Labor Unions No. 17 Preparing Management for Long-term, High-profile Projects No. 28 Troublesome Reporters Executive Action Newsletters The Executive Decision Model: Three Minutes to Strategic Executive Decision Making Managing Corporate Exposure Nine Steps to Understanding the Product Recall Process Preparing for Military and War-related Questions (Special Gulf War Edition) Preparing for War, Part I: When Your Employees Are called to Service The Realities and Lessons of Activist Communications The Realities and Lessons of Labor Communications Reducing the Media's Power - Part I: Move Around Them Reducing the Media's Power - Part II: In Adversity, Behave With Credibility Seven Behaviors That Cause Community Relations Programs Fail Transforming Audience Attitudes: Positive Success Principles Transforming Employee Attitudes: Positive Success Principles Truth Index: Assessing the Believability/Credibility of News Interviews, Stories, and Reporters Understanding Public Official Decision Making on Controversial Issues Useful Additions for the Issue Manager's Library Monographs First Response: Critical First Response Steps: A Management Model for Effective Response to Crisis; Scenario Response Development Checklist: A Work-up Model; The Case Study: A Conclusions/ Lessons Learned Framework Working Through Embarrassing Revelations: How to Manage the Operational Changes Required and the Enormous Visibility Speeches Managing Fear: Taking the Risk Out of Risk Communications, Vital Speeches of the Day, February 1, 1992
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