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crisis lifecycle: a standalone construct

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Crisis management

a model in which a crisis moves through prodromal, acute, chronic and resolution stages.

In crisis management, crisis lifecycle refers to a model in which a crisis moves through prodromal, acute, chronic and resolution stages. This meaning comes from Fink (1986) in Crisis management.[1]

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  1. Fink, S. (1986). Crisis management. American Management Association. ISBN 9780595090792

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