Political Campaign Communication
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--Updated in its 2nd edition Political Campaign Communication examines the ins and outs of political campaigning through the eyes of both an academic and a political consultant.Unlike many texts in this field, Political Campaign Communication takes a broad view of political campaigning, discussing theories and principles, along with topics such as political socialization, the role of money, ethics, and critical events.
Preface
PART ONE An Overview of Political Communication Issues.
1 Political Communication: An Introduction
Academic Observers vs. Professional Practitioners / Areas of Research Related to Political Campaign
Communication * Interview with James T. Kitchens: The Conflict between Academics and Consultants / The Distinctive
Nature of Political Communication / Defining Political Communication / Summary / Questions for
Discussion
2 Political Socialization: The Development of Political Attitudes
Major Socialization Agents / Other Socialization Agents / Political Socialization Styles * Interview with
Jack Williams: Religion and Political Attitudes in the South / The Invisible Youth Vote / The Social Cost of
Voting / Partisan Orientations and the Political Consultant / Summary / Questions for Discussion
3 Campaign Strategies
Strategy Analysis * Interview with Skip Webb: Campaign Strategy and the “Truth Process” * Interview with Mike Mann:
Developing a Campaign Strategy / Two Strategic Models * Interview with Robin Rorapaugh: A Numerical Approach to
Campaign Strategy / Three Traditional Models * Case Study: The Shelby Campaign / Two Strategies for the
21st Century / Positional Strategies / Summary / Questions for Discussion
4 The Image of the Political Candidate
The Nature of Candidate Images / The Development of Candidate Images / Image Influences on
Election Decisions * Interview with Mike McClister: Image in a Narrative Format / Campaign Influences on Images *
Interview with Rich Niemand: Image as Branding / The Role of Gender / Summary / Questions for Discussion
5 Media Theory and Political Communication
The Bullet Theory (Hypodermic Model) * Propaganda Techniques / The Limited Effects Model / Agenda
Setting * Interview with Adam Goodman: The Impact of Media in Political Campaigns / Uses-Gratification /
Relational Theories / Influence Gaps / Other Issues / Summary / Questions for Discussion
PART TWO The Campaign Team
6 Campaign Organization
Organizational Roles / The Public Interface for the Candidate’s Ideas * The General Consultant in Political
Campaigns by Mike Mann / Political Parties / Summary / Questions for Discussion
7 Campaign Communication in the Mass Media
The Effectiveness of the Process / Schools of Consulting / The Tasks of the Consultant * Interview with
Raymond Strother: On Media Strategy / Other Campaign Media / * Humorous and High-Concept Advertising by John
Rowley * Bush’s Crash Ads / Summary / Questions for Discussion
8 Campaign Communication: Direct Voter Contact
Phone Banks (Political Telemarketing) * Interview with Tony Parker: The Role of Phone Banks in Political Campaigns *
Interview with Gerry Tyson: Phone Banks and the Future of One-on-One Campaigning / Something New Under the
Sun / Direct Mail * Case Study: Election Day in Florida, 2000 * Interview with Max Fose: Making the Internet Work for
You / Summary / Questions for Discussion
9 Political Speeches
The Nature of Political Speeches / The Speechwriter and the Process * Case Study: George W. Bush’s Stump
Speech / Types of Campaign Speeches * The Top Ten Cases of Political Foot-in-the-Mouth Disease by Jim Kitchens *
Case Study: How Not to Do a Mea Culpa / * The Speech Not Given / Influencing the Situation / Summary /
Questions for Discussion
10 Cyberspace: The Internet and Political Communication
The Early Years of Internet and Politics / Fund-Raising / Viral Videos / Social Media / Voter
Contact / Back to the Future – Volunteers / Political Blogs / The Negative Side of Internet
Politics / Summary
11 Political Polling
Types of Political Polling / The Process of Political Polling / Levels of Confidence and the Confidence
Interval / What Can Go Wrong / The Ethical Controversy Generated by Political Polling * Interview with Bill
Hamilton: Polling in Political Campaigns * Interview with John Anzalone: Polling in the 21st Century / Pseudopolling /
Summary / Questions for Discussion
PART THREE Campaign Concerns
12 Press Coverage and Media Relations
Factors Influencing News Coverage / Topics for News Coverage / Types of News Coverage * Free Media
Relations: The State of the Fourth Estate by John Rowley / The Role of the Press Secretary / The Issue of Media
Bias / The Impact of New Media / Politics and Entertainment Media / Summary / Questions for
Discussion
13 The Role of Political Money
The Role of Political Money / Rules of the Game / Circumventing the Rules * Interview with Joe McLean:
Raising Political Money / Changes for 2010 / Fund-Raising Techniques * Bradyley’s Sports Heroes * Making
Lemonade out of Lemons / Summary / Questions for Discussion
14 The Role of Interpersonal Influence
Interpersonal Opinion Leadership / Diffusion of Information / Political Elites / Political Lobbying /
Interview with George Clark: Lobbying State Legislatures / Legislative Cue-Giving / Campaign Implications /
Summary / Questions for Discussion
15 Critical Event Analysis
Antecedent Conditions / Identifying Critical Events * The Innocuous Critical Event: George W. Bush at Bob Jones
University / Studying Critical Events / Debates as Critical Events / The Consultant’s View: Planning and
Coping with Critical Events / Mistake-Based Critical Events / Summary / Questions for Discussion
16 Ethical Questions in Political Communication
Types of Unethical Behavior * The Self-Motivated Spy / Negative Campaigning / The Role of Consultants *
Interview with Stan Adkins: The Consultant’s View of Campaign Ethics / Becoming Critical Observers of the
Process / Summary / Questions for Discussion
References
Index
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 11.6.2012 |
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Sprache | englisch |
Gewicht | 544 g |
Themenwelt | Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Theater / Ballett |
Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Sport ► Tanzen / Tanzsport | |
Sozialwissenschaften ► Kommunikation / Medien ► Kommunikationswissenschaft | |
Sozialwissenschaften ► Politik / Verwaltung ► Staat / Verwaltung | |
ISBN-10 | 0-205-86095-8 / 0205860958 |
ISBN-13 | 978-0-205-86095-1 / 9780205860951 |
Zustand | Neuware |
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