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Framing the global economic downturn - Whole Book (1.3 MB) 
Part I. Setting the stage
- From ‘market correction’ to ‘global catastrophe’: framing the economic downturn
Paul ’t Hart and Karen Tindall - Understanding crisis exploitation: leadership, rhetoric and framing contests in response to the economic meltdown
Paul ’t Hart and Karen Tindall
Part II. One crisis, different worlds: the United States and Canada
- The United States: crisis leadership in times of transition
Isaac Ijjo Donato
- Canada: the politics of optimism
Anastasia Glushko
Part III. Dark clouds and turbulence in Europe
- United Kingdom: the politics of government survival
Justin Pritchard
- Republic of Ireland: from Celtic tiger to recession victim
Adam Masters
- France: dominant leadership
Natalie Windle
- The European Union: from impotence to opportunity?
Tully Fletcher
Part IV. No hiding place: the meltdown and the Asia-Pacific Region
- Australia: ‘the lucky country’ on a knife edge
Matthew Laing and Karen Tindall
- New Zealand: electoral politics in times of crisis
Michael Jones
- Singapore: staying the course
Faith Benjaathonsirikul
Part V. Comparisons and reflections
- Contesting the frame: opposition leadership and the global financial crisis
Brendan McCaffrie
- Crisis leadership in terra incognita: why meaning making is not enough
Arjen Boin
- Framing dilemmas in the quest for successful crisis management
Allan McConnell
- Managing trans-boundary crises: leadership challenges for the EU Presidency
Bengt Sundelius
- Public leadership and the social construction of economic catastrophe
Paul ’t Hart and Karen Tindall