Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management

Papers
(The H4-Index of Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management is 16. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
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Organizational resilience as paradox management: A systematic review of the literature44
Inclusive recovery planning for incremental systemic change: A methodology, early outcomes, and limitations from the Falkland Islands' Covid‐19 recovery planning experience38
Crisis management during the COVID‐19 pandemic: Street food vendors' perspectives from Bangkok31
Development and Early Validation of the Organisational Resilience Assessment Survey (ORAS): A Tool to Measure Organisational Resilience31
Risk perception, efficacies and disaster preparedness: A comparison between people with and without disability28
Business crisis management in wartime: Insights from Ukraine27
Crisis? What Crisis? The Contestation of Urgency in Creeping Crises26
Assessing crisis spillover risks: The role of perceived severity and corporate response effectiveness in China24
Green Signals, Red Flags: The Impact of Greenwashing Allegations and Crisis Communication on Corporate Perceptions24
Responding to crises collectively and cooperatively: The mechanism of ‘informative cooperation’ by the Chinese government and the public in Weibo‐based crisis communication between 2010 and 201921
What and how to train for strategic crisis management: A systematic literature review21
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Effective communication in times of crisis: The case of face mask mandates in the United States20
Derailing Truth: Tripartite Discourse and Public Outrage Over Greece's Tempe Valley Disaster16
Can Brand Activism Help? The Effects of Fit and Consumer Trait in Building Brand Trust16
Institutional vulnerability to urban flood risk management: A case study of the 7·20 flooding disaster in Zhengzhou, China16
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