Organizational Communication: Approaches and Processes, 6th ed. Page 1 Organizational
Communication: Approaches and Processes SIXTH EDITION Katherine Miller Texas A&M …

NGOs are important civil actors in societies' emergency and disaster responses, and they
come together on social media to identify prominent issues and coordinate issue responses …

Despite the increasing use of sport events in portfolios as a tourism place-making tool,
academic research on this phenomenon is sparse within sport management. In response …

This study develops a communicative model of collaboration failure to address one of the
key challenges of collaboration theory and practice: the discrepancy between the promise of …

Emergencies often require multiple organizations to respond, and coordinating this
response may involve the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs). The …

Board members play a significant, yet largely unexamined, role in nonprofit collaboration.
Processes, such as finding prospective partners, creating common ground with a partner …

Societies are filled with numerous issues. Issues are contestable matters of concerns
regarding facts, values, or policies, of which resolutions may affect social change. Some …

Interorganizational communication describes the structures, forms, and processes created
by the exchange of messages and the co‐creation of meaning among organizations and …

The interplay between formal organizing structures and the informal social networks of
employees and organizations furthers the resilience of nonprofit organizations that serve the …

Employing a bona fide network perspective, this study investigates the network processes
and outcomes of organizational collaborative networks before and following Typhoon …