About the Journal

The human race is facing challenges and threats of a number and magnitude unprecedented in its brief history as the dominant species on the planet. Environmental stress from climate change, political stress from mass migration, and psychological stress on at-risk populations combine to bring the importance of effective crisis communication into sharp focus.

The International Journal of Crisis Communication offers a dynamic and efficient interdisciplinary platform for scholars in environmental communication, risk communication, health communication, journalism studies, psychology and sociology to explore the myriad aspects of the communication challenges we face.

• The International Journal of Crisis Communication is a peer-reviewed publication of Green Publishers.
• Manuscript topics are reviewed by senior editors, and if accepted, are assigned to independent reviewers appointed by the editorial board.
• The editor appointed by the editorial board is responsible to ensure that the final manuscript is consistent with the theme of the selected issue.
• The IJCC utilizes the Green Publishers electronic submission and peer-review system to facilitate reviewing and revision during the peer-review process.

Green Publishers allows FEE Waiver to authors from any of the below countries which were classified by the World Bank as Low-income economies or Lower-middle-income economies as of September 2012 (reference – World Bank 1st September 2012).

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