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Political Campaign Communication: Principles and Practices Updated Eighth Edition [Multiple-component retail product]

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  • Formāts: Multiple-component retail product, 426 pages, height x width: 254x178 mm, Contains 2 paperbacks
  • Sērija : Communication, Media, and Politics
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Feb-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Rowman & Littlefield
  • ISBN-10: 1538112191
  • ISBN-13: 9781538112199
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  • Formāts: Multiple-component retail product, 426 pages, height x width: 254x178 mm, Contains 2 paperbacks
  • Sērija : Communication, Media, and Politics
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Feb-2018
  • Izdevniecība: Rowman & Littlefield
  • ISBN-10: 1538112191
  • ISBN-13: 9781538112199
The 2016 presidential campaign gave us an election that broke with many accepted practices and introduced new concepts to campaign communication. Providing a clear understanding of the strategic decisions made and tactical communication practices used in contemporary political campaigns, the updated eighth edition adds an exploration of the primaries, the conventions, and the debates of the tumultuous 2016 election. The update covers key issues including candidate surfacing, the changing role of advertising, social media, journalism and fake news, and issues of gender.

With concepts like fake news and alternative facts, the 2016 campaign brought students of political campaign communication into uncharted territory. This updated eighth edition of a much loved text provides an essential overview of the 2016 presidential campaign that no course should be without.
Brief Contents vii
Preface xiii
1 Communication and Political Campaigns: A Prologue
1(14)
Importance of Political Campaigns
1(1)
Changes in the Political Campaign
2(6)
Communication and Political Campaigns
8(1)
Organization and Preview of
Chapters
9(6)
Part I Principles of Political Campaign Communication
2 Communicative Functions of Political Campaigns
15(34)
First Political Stage: Surfacing
15(10)
Second Political Stage: Primaries
25(9)
Third Political Stage: Nominating Conventions
34(11)
Fourth Political Stage: The General Election
45(2)
Conclusions
47(2)
3 Communicative Styles and Strategies of Political Campaigns
49(38)
Preliminary Considerations
50(9)
Styles and Strategies of Campaigns
59(26)
Conclusions
85(2)
4 Communicative Mass Channels of Political Campaigning
87(24)
Early Studies
89(7)
Contemporary Studies
96(11)
Conclusions
107(4)
5 Communicative Types and Functions of Televised Political Advertising
111(28)
Historical Development
112(5)
Types and Functions of Political Ads
117(9)
Televised Attack Advertising When the Candidate Is a Woman
126(9)
A Final Question: Do Televised Attack Ads Work?
135(1)
Conclusions
136(3)
Part II Practices of Political Campaign Communication
6 Public Speaking in Political Campaigns
139(22)
The Decision to Speak
139(5)
The Speech
144(4)
Political Speechwriting
148(8)
Surrogate Speakers
156(4)
Conclusions
160(1)
7 Recurring Forms of Political Campaign Communication
161(32)
Announcement Speeches
162(8)
Acceptance Addresses
170(9)
News Conferences
179(7)
Apologias
186(6)
Conclusions
192(1)
8 Debates in Political Campaigns
193(36)
History of Political Debates
196(3)
Deciding Whether to Debate
199(3)
Political Debate Strategies
202(15)
Effects of Political Debates
217(10)
Conclusions
227(2)
9 Interpersonal Communication in Political Campaigns
229(26)
Interpersonal Communication between Candidate and Voters
231(9)
Interpersonal Communication between the Candidate and Prospective Financial Contributors
240(5)
Interpersonal Communication between Voters
245(3)
Interpersonal Communication among Voters, Mass Media, and Voting Behavior
248(2)
Interpersonal Communication and Getting-Out-the-Vote Efforts
250(3)
Behavioral Characteristics of Successful Interpersonal Campaigners
253(1)
Conclusions
254(1)
10 Advertising in Political Campaigns
255(34)
Developing a Master Plan for Political Advertising
256(4)
Basic Considerations in the Selection of Political Advertising Media
260(17)
Campaign Advertising Strategies
277(5)
Media and Other Types of Political Consultants
282(6)
Conclusions
288(1)
11 New Communication Technologies and Political Campaigns
289(14)
Historical Overview of Campaigns and New Communication Technologies
290(2)
Internet Campaign Communication Strategy
292(1)
Internet Tools
293(7)
Conclusions
300(3)
Notes 303(44)
Index 347(12)
About the Authors 359
Judith S. Trent is professor emerita of communication at the University of Cincinnati.

Robert V. Friedenberg is professor emeritus of communication at Miami University of Ohio.

Robert E. Denton Jr. is the W. Thomas Rice Chair of Leadership Studies in the Pamplin College of Business and professor and department chair of communication at Virginia Tech.