Political marketing and political communication: the relationship revisited
Kolovos, Ioannis; Harris, Phil

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Kolovos, I., & Harris, P. (2005, November). Political marketing and political communication: the relationship revisited. University of Otago.
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Abstract:
Harrop (1990) perceives political marketing as being not just about political advertising, party political broadcasts and electoral speeches but covering the whole area of party positioning in the electoral market. Kavanagh (1995, 1996) sees political marketing as electioneering, i.e. as a set of strategies and tools to trace and study public opinion before and during an election campaign, to develop campaign communications and to assess their impact. A similar view is expressed by Scammell (1995).
Date:
2005-11
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University of Otago
Pages:
14
Research Type:
Other
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