Communicating Complexity in Times of Crisis

Abstract

Communicating about complex yet urgent issues can be challenging during times of crises, when clear and accessible information is paramount to mitigate potential negative consequences. The panel brings together contributions shedding light on the struggles that communicators face in this respect and also assess the consequences in terms of trust and attribution of competence.

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