Statistics for "Rethinking Crisis Communication in Nigeria: A phenomenological Study of How Political, Ethnic, and Religious Dynamics Influence the Adaptation of Western Crisis Communication Assumptions"

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Title: Rethinking Crisis Communication in Nigeria: A phenomenological Study of How Political, Ethnic, and Religious Dynamics Influence the Adaptation of Western Crisis Communication Assumptions
Type: Student Paper
Publ. year: 2025
Author/s: Iwuchukwu-Udeagha, Olive Ihuoma
Department/s: Department of Strategic Communication
In LUP since: 2025-06-23

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Total	This Year	This Month
15	15	0

Downloads per country
United States of America	11 (100%)

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Fri Aug 1 08:40:12 2025