Xiaochen Zhang

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University of Oklahoma

United States

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Dr. Xiaochen Zhang is an Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma, USA. His research interests encompass risk communication, corporate accountability, and community resilience, with a focus on cross-cultural dynamics and societal responses to crises. Recent publications include studies on risk perceptions related to natural disasters, corporate social advocacy, and public responses to emergency messaging.

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A Cross‐Community Comparison of Antecedents of Hurricane Ian Risk Perceptions and Evacuation Behaviours

Risk communication and community preparedness in the context of biotechnological hazards: A case of NBAF

Towards a Conceptualization of Corporate Accountability: A Consumer Perspective

Linguistic Inference Framing: A Linguistic Category Approach to Framing Crisis

Cross-cultural differences in social capital and community resilience perceptions during the COVID-19 pandemic

Public Responses to Emergency Energy Conservation Messaging: Evidence from the 2021 Winter Storm in Norman, Oklahoma

Risk sharing on Twitter: Social amplification and attenuation of risk in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic

What constitutes great IDEA? An examination of corporate diversity communication on facebook and external and internal stakeholder reactions

How legitimate are corporate social advocacy campaigns? An examination of the role of legitimacy in stakeholder perceptions of CSA

Symmetry, inclusion and workplace conflicts: conflict management effects of two leadership strategies on employee advocacy and departure

Organizational legitimacy for high-risk facilities: Examining the case of NBAF

Communities Going Virtual: Examining the Roles of Online and Offline Social Capital in Pandemic Perceived Community Resilience-Building

Improving automated crisis detection via an improved understanding of crisis language: Linguistic categories in social media crises

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Nancy Muturi

Raluca Cozma

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