Purpose Organizations of all types desire to be imbued with resilience, or the ability to
withstand and bounce back from difficult events (Richardson, 2002; Walsh 2003). But …

The implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in work is increasingly common across
industries and professions. This study explores professional discourse around perceptions …

Theorizing communication as design can support the development of theories of
intervention by focusing attention not just on how groups, organizations, and communities …

Global and national policy frameworks emphasize the importance of people's participation
and volunteers' role in disaster risk reduction. While research has extensively focused on …

Many large-scale crises require rapid responses from spontaneous volunteers (SVs). The
more effective the way in which volunteers develop organizationality, the better they are able …

Purpose This article intended to add clarity about the role of symbolic constructions used by
humanitarian executives and disaster survivors to relate with one another …

The community resilience needed for effective disaster response and recovery depends in
part on robust cross-sector, interorganizational networks, but differences among networked …

High reliability organizations (HROs) need to collaborate to address risks that transcend
organizational boundaries. HRO literature has yet to examine the challenge of creating …

Organizations should prepare for crises, through identifying crisis concerns, having written
crisis communication plans, and designating teams for crisis planning and response, for …

The marketization of nonprofit organizations is often taken for granted as an inevitable fact.
Drawing on the institutional logics and discursive resources perspective, I examine the …