In this paper, we apply an ensemble of research methods to study the crisis perceptions and
behavior of the People's Republic of China. The results suggest two important desiderata …

Numerous studies exist of China's use of force and its behavior in political-military crises.
However, very few such studies examine Chinese views and actions from the perspective of …

Applying in-depth interviews with 22 Chinese executives, this study intends to interpret their
perceptions of the four aspects of crises: causes, consequences, caution and coping …

With the chaotic nature of disasters and the uncertainty that surrounds them, the
understanding of how to achieve effectiveness in crisis management remains limited. This …

This paper was presented to the international workshop on “DEALING WITH ECONOMIC
CRISIS: CHINESE APPROACHES AND EXPERIENCES”, organized by the Association for …

Crises are common in today's unpredictable environment rising the importance of crisis
response strategies. Two societies in Europe are chosen: Finland, where trust in society is …

Research shows that postcrisis policy change in democracies is shaped by how crises are
framed. Given structural political differences, the role that such framing plays in postcrisis …

Scholars often use Western-based frameworks to examine issues in crisis management in
Eastern cultures such as China. However, relying on these frameworks may not be useful …

Crisis escalation to war is a subject of longstanding interest. Case studies, formal models
and statistical analysis offer compelling explanations for why some crises escalate to war …

This study presents a meta-analysis of crisis research in Israel. It highlights achievements
and lacunas, as well as significant gaps in theory, methodology and practice. Moreover, the …