Sifan Xu

Assistant Professor

University of Tennessee

United States

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Dr. Sifan Xu is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee Knoxville, USA. His research interests encompass crisis communication, corporate social responsibility, and online discussions during emergencies. Recent articles by Dr. Xu explore themes related to the dynamics of information acquisition in crises, the effects of narratives on skepticism toward corporate social responsibility, and the interactions within networked publics during social movements.

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Moonhee Cho

University of Tennessee

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Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina

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A temporal approach to online discussion during disasters: Applying SIR infectious disease model to predict topic growth and examining effects of temporal distance

Connecting issues, CSR, and OPRs: Unpacking identity mediators of the effect of CSR on relationship and the moderating role of intergroup dynamics

Issue contention and consumers’ reactions to corporate social responsibility: Challenging the dyadic assumptions

Crisis factors, emotions, and perceived informational channel significance during emergencies

Key Players in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Institutionalization: An Analysis of Multinational Companies’ Interorganizational Positioning via CSR Reports

Medium and source convergence in crisis information acquisition: Patterns, antecedents, and outcomes

Networked publics in #NoDAPL protests: Interactions among activist publics and influence of locality and proximity on socially mediated networks

Engaging through stories: Effects of narratives on individuals’ skepticism toward corporate social responsibility efforts

Digital Public Relations Through the Lens of Affordances: A Conceptual Expansion of the Dialogic Principles

Issues, identity salience, and individual sense of connection to organizations: an identity-based approach

Hashtag homophily in twitter network: Examining a controversial cause-related marketing campaign

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Moonhee Cho

Xinyan Zhao

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