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Political Marketing:: Theoretical and Strategic Foundations [Kietas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Hardback, 352 pages, aukštis x plotis: 229x152 mm, weight: 612 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-May-2011
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 0765622912
  • ISBN-13: 9780765622914
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Hardback, 352 pages, aukštis x plotis: 229x152 mm, weight: 612 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-May-2011
  • Leidėjas: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 0765622912
  • ISBN-13: 9780765622914
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
Political Marketing: Theoretical and Strategic Foundations is the first comprehensive, integrated theory-to-practice text on this important subject. With insights and concepts drawn from the disciplines of Marketing, Psychology, and Political Science, this book covers every aspect of marketing's infiltration into the political process, including campaign strategy, market segmentation, and media strategy. The book is global in scope, with many examples and models drawn from countries around the world.

Marketing's role in the political process does not go unquestioned in this book. The authors present the importance of political marketing techniques for the stability of democratic institutions, and also note the potential threats to democracy, especially the use of marketing techniques to manipulate voters at the subconscious level. They conclude with a set of normative "do's and don'ts" for political marketing practice that strengthens civic education and democratic governance.
Introduction ix
1 Metatheory in Social Science and Political Marketing
3(27)
Metatheory in Social Science
3(4)
The Integrative Function
4(1)
The Descriptive Function
4(1)
The Delimiting Function
5(1)
The Generative Function
6(1)
Political Marketing as a Separate Discipline of Science and Practice
7(23)
Mainstream and Political Marketing
7(3)
Service Marketing and Political Marketing
10(3)
Political Marketing: A Definition
13(4)
Political Marketing Orientation
17(7)
Candidate and Political Party as a Brand
24(3)
Political Marketplace
27(3)
2 An Advanced Theory of Political Marketing: What Is Missing?
30(51)
A Model of Political Marketing
30(19)
Process of Political Marketing According to Niffenegger
30(6)
Marketing the Political Product According to Reid
36(2)
Kotler and Kotler's Model of a Candidate's Marketing Map
38(3)
Lees-Marshment's Theory of Comprehensive Political Marketing
41(2)
Harris's Modern Political Marketing
43(2)
Newman's Model of Political Marketing
45(4)
Challenges for Political Marketing
49(23)
Permanent Campaign
50(6)
Media and Politics
56(9)
Political Public Relations and Lobbying
65(6)
Political Consultants
71(1)
An Advanced Theory of Political Marketing
72(9)
3 The Campaign Message Development: Segmentation and Positioning on the Voting Market
81(48)
Voting Market's Segmentation Strategy
81(22)
Primary Segmentation
83(5)
Secondary Segmentation
88(7)
Undecided Voters as a Strategic Segment
95(7)
Electoral Segmentation: A Summary
102(1)
Positioning of the Party and Candidate
103(26)
Candidates' Positioning: The 2005 Polish Presidential Election
106(8)
Triangulation Model in Candidate Positioning
114(6)
Party Positioning Based on Slogans
120(9)
4 Candidate Image
129(32)
Candidate Image Structure
133(3)
Ideal Political Leader
136(9)
Integrity and Competence: Core Features of Candidate Image
145(8)
The Importance of Advertising in Forming Politicians' Images
153(5)
The Role of Emotion in Politics
158(3)
5 Dissemination of the Campaign Message: Direct Campaign and Debates
161(41)
Meetings With Voters and Candidates' Appearances
161(7)
Electoral Conventions
162(3)
Rallies and Meetings
165(3)
Electoral Debates
168(30)
The Influence of Debates on Voter Behavior
171(10)
Candidate Image and Stands on Issues
181(5)
The Image and Issues and Democratic Processes
186(7)
The Influence of Televised Debates on Voter Preferences
193(3)
The Importance of Political Debates in Democratic Processes
196(2)
Volunteers and Canvassing
198(1)
Campaign Influence Through Social Networks
199(3)
6 Dissemination of the Campaign Message: Mediated Campaign
202(45)
Printed Campaign Materials
202(4)
Television Political Advertising
206(18)
The Influence of Political Advertising on the Voter's Level of Knowledge
207(1)
The Influence of Political Ads on Processing of Candidate Image Information
208(6)
The Influence of Political Ads on Processing of Party Image and Issue Information
214(5)
The Influence of Political Ads on Attitude Certainty
219(5)
Negative Television Advertising
224(12)
Response to Negative Advertising
228(1)
Third-Party Negative Advertising
229(1)
Formal Features of Negative Advertising
230(3)
Fear Appeal
233(3)
Radio Political Advertising
236(1)
Campaigning on the Internet
237(10)
Candidates' Websites
238(4)
Blogs
242(2)
Online Advertising
244(3)
7 Postelection Marketing: Maintaining and Enhancing Relationship With Voters
247(28)
Institutional Popularity of Politicians
248(11)
Determinants of Congressmen's Popularity
249(3)
Voters' Trust in Politicians
252(4)
Trust in Political Systems and Politicians
256(3)
Timing of Political Events
259(14)
Psychological Foundations of the Management of the Times of Events
261(4)
Theory and Practice Over Management of Political Events
265(8)
Marketing-Oriented Parliament
273(2)
8 Political Marketing and Democracy
275(14)
The Advanced Model of Political Marketing: An Application
278(2)
Political Marketing: Implications for Democracy
280(9)
Paradox of Freedom in Democratic Countries
282(3)
Ideological Extremity and Populism
285(4)
References 289(28)
Name Index 317(8)
Subject Index 325(14)
About the Authors 339
Wojciech Cwalina is a professor in the Department of Marketing Psychology at the Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities in Poland. Andrzej Falkowski is a professor of psychology and marketing and the head of the Department of Marketing Psychology at the Warsaw School of Social Sciences and Humanities in Poland. Bruce I. Newman is currently a professor of marketing at DePaul University. He was a visiting scholar at the Institute of Government at the University of California-Berkeley (20012002); in the Department of Political Science.