Pandemic Communication and Resilience

Introduction.- Bio-communicability: The biopolitics of communication.- Pandemic messages & developing trust: The importance of pre-pandemic relationships.- Outbreak narrative in pandemics: Resilience building in communicating about 1918 Influenza and SARS.- The Building Blocks of Effective Pandemic Communication Strategy: Models to Enable Resilient Risk and Crisis communication.- Pandemics and Resiliency: Cognitive Psychology, Psychometrics and Mental Models.- Vaccine hesitancy and secondary risks.- Covid and Cuomo: Using the CERC Model to Evaluate Strategic Uses of Twitter on Pandemic Communications.- Exploring the Interplay be-tween Psychological Processes, Affective Responses, Political Identity, and News Avoidance.- A Story about Toilet Paper: Pandemic Panic-Buying and Public Resilience.- Celebrity, Resilience, and Communication:  The role of Some "Good News" during Covid-19 Pandemic.- Economic feedback loops: Crisis communication methods and exhibited by the travel and tourism industry during the Covid-19 pandemic.- Health Campaign or War Campaign? Donald Trump's Metaphoric Narrative on COVID-19.- How does my mask look?  Nonverbal communication through decorative mask wearing.- Masks Don't Work But You Should Get One: Circulation Of The Science Of Masking During The Covid-19 Pandemic.- The Politics of Fear and Loathing: Media Coverage of Zika Cases in the United States.- Multi-sector Situational Awareness in the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Southwest Ohio Experience.- Coping and resilience: Reframing what it means to have a good pregnancy during COVID-19.- Narratives: Pandemic resilience: What we can learn from a rural Liberian village's response to Ebola.- The role of scientific output in public debates in times of cri-sis: A case study of the reopening of schools during the Covid-19 pandemic in Spain, South Africa and the Netherlands.- Emotions, morals and resilience: the consumption of news in Ibero-America during the Covid-19 pandemic.- Media and