Undermining Risk and Technical Communication Professor Adrian D. Manning

Undermining Risk and Technical Communication Professor Adrian D. ManningChanges the conversation about risk by exposing the field's historical complicity with extractive industries and building new methodologies for future risk communication research. Technical and professional communication has a problem with how the concept of risk has been considered alongside extractive technologies. Throughout its history, the practice, teaching, and research of technical and professional communication has been embedded within,

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