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Purpose The purpose of this study is to explain how adaptive capacity is accomplished through communication processes and can contribute to enhancing disaster resilience. We adopt a structurational “four flows” explanation of communication processes. Design/methodology/approach We observed and analyzed discourse in meetings of a crisis communication network consisting of representatives of municipalities and public authorities involved in crisis communication management during the Vastmanland wildfire in Sweden. Findings Adaptive capacity during the wildfire was principally accomplished through the structurational communication processes or “flows” of self-structuring, activity coordination, and institutional positioning. These flows intersected demonstrating how communication accomplishes (a) the development of a responsive affiliation, (b) organizes stabilizing structuring practices, and (c) enables adaptive structuring practices. Research limitations/implications The main contribution of this study is ...

The communicative constitution of adaptive capacity during Sweden’s Västmanland wildfire