Theatre & performance, crisis & survival

Dynamic Performance Spaces for Theatre Production

Introduction: theatre, performance and social assemblage theory

The research questions analysed in this book are directly related to the size and complexity of eighteenth-century British theatre. Celebrity, Performance, Reception’s underlying assumption is that, at least as far as any robust empirical method of recovery is concerned when linked to figures for consumption, Georgian theatre was the nation’s dominant culturally expressive form in the long eigh...

Asia’s Trade Performance after the Currency Crisis

he Asian currency crisis of 1997-98 was characterized by an abrupt reversal of foreign capital flows. Before the crisis, foreign capital inflows had allowed the crisis countries to attain a higher level of investment spending than could have been supported by domestic saving alone. Domestic and foreign investors suddenly lost confidence, liquidating their local asset holdings, and moving their ...

Investigating the Effect of Public Participation on Crisis Management Performance

Background and Objectives: In todays changing environmental conditions, nations and organizations have to face with different crisis. Identifying factors affecting the success of crisis management activities will be helpful. Among affecting factors, public participation is one that can affect the success of crisis performance and its research aims to investigate it. Method: This applied researc...

Reputation and ethical behaviour in a crisis: predicting survival

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the interrelation of reputation with corporate performance in a crisis and consider the factors that make up the balance between strong recovery, bare survival and failure. The emphasis is on corporate communication and corporate governance. Design/methodology/approach – The current debate on reputation and the validity of the term reputation ma...