Scandalogy 4

lt;b> André Haller is a Professor of Marketing, Communication Management, and Digital Marketing at the FH Kufstein Tirol, Austria. His academic career has taken him to the University of Bamberg, Germany, the Universidad CEU San Pablo in Madrid, Spain, the Linné University Kalmar, Sweden, and other places where he has been involved in research and teaching. Since 2019, he has been Vice-Chair of the Political Communication Research Section of the IAMCR. His research focuses on strategic and political communication, the digitization of campaigns, and crisis and scandal communication. Since 2016, he has been co-organizing the International Conferences in Scandalogy, where researchers from around the world meet to discuss current research findings.
Hendrik Michael is a Research Assistant at the Institute of Communication Studies at the University of Bamberg, Germany. He holds a PhD from the University of Bamberg. Apart from journalism history, his research focuses on political journalism, scandals and mass media, and the evolution of media genres. Since 2016 he hosts the International Conferences on Scandalogy in Bamberg.

Chapter 1. Introduction.- Part 1: Populism and Political Scandals.- Chapter 2. Performance, Celebrity Populism, Fiction and Democracy.- Chapter 3. Two Faces of Zoran Milanovic.- Chapter 4. But Some Scandals Are More Scandalous Than Others.- Part 2: Outrage, Lionization, and Resistance in a Polarized Public.- Chapter 5. Scandal or Lionization.- Chapter 6. Inappropriateness as the Ultimate Resistance.- Chapter 7. Holding Out for a Hero.- Chapter 8. The Many Deaths of Domitian.- Part 3: Partisanship, Scandals, and Political Culture.- Chapter 9. America's First Sex Scandal.- Chapter 10. Leader Prototypicality in Party Punishment.- Chapter 11. Forty Years of Political Scandals in Germany.