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POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

  1. The Role of Nigeria NGOs in New Public Diplomacy
  2. Dimensions of Political Marketing: A Study from the Indian Perspective
  3. Attitude of Business Students towards Political Marketing
  4. Political Marketing: Grasping the Realms of Contemporary Politics
  5. Social Media Activity and Local Civic Engagement in Poland
  6. An Empirical Analysis of Social Media Usage by Local Governments in Nigeria
  7. “Black Marketing and Digital Terrorism: The Rise of Social Media Terrorism and Black Marketing Weaponization Tactics and its Damaging Effect On Branding and Reputation”
  8. Feminization of Poverty and Dimension of Women’s Agencies
  9. THE PHENOMENON FUNDING OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE RELATION WITH PARTY SYSTEMS IN SOUTHEAST EUROPE
  10. Factors that Influence County Government Expenditures and Revenues: A Study of Florida County Governments (SSCI)
  11. Conspicuous political brand interactions on social network sites
  12. Triplex modeling of the political messages consumer behavior in social networks
  13. Dimensions and Practices in Political Marketing: A study on the Nigerian Perspective
  14. Voting Behavior in recent presidential election in Georgia
  15. Trends and Challenges of Political Polling and Research in a Digital Age
  16. Political Family Clans: Portrait of the limits of democracy in contemporary Nigeria
  17. Evolution of a framework of co-creation in political marketing: select cases
  18. Political Marketing: Bringing Politics and Marketing Together
  19. A proposed model of public diplomacy and advocacy
  20. Black Hole of Political Accountability on Glass Screen
  21. The AKP’s Approach toward Non-Muslim Minorities: Constructivist and Rationalist Insights
  22. Using Personalization Technologies for Political Purposes: Privacy Implications
  23. Asymptotically Optimal Sequential Design for Rank Aggregation
  24. Knowledge, strategies, trends and practices in political marketing in South-West Nigeria (1999-2015)
  25. Political marketing in the times of big data
  26. Branding Poland Online: Propagating and Resisting Nation Branding on Facebook.
  27. Planning for Sustainability in Small Municipalities: The Influence of Interest Groups, Growth Patterns, and Institutional Characteristics
  28. Political Marketing in the Lack of Political Market
  29. Decision-Making and Satisfaction in Campus E-Voting: Moderating Effect of Trust in the System
  30. Speaking up for what’s right: Politics, markets and violence in higher education
  31. Political Marketing in Macao: A Solution to the Legitimacy Gap for a Hybrid Regime?
  32. Quality of Institutions and Violence Incidence: a Cross-Country Analysis
  33. Introduction: Social Media, Political Marketing and the 2016 U.S. Election
  34. Rebranding: The Democratic Alliance’s Reinvention – a political marketing perspective Democratic Alliance’s Reinvention – a political marketing perspective.
  35. The Influence of Political Marketing Using Social Media on Trust, Loyalty and Voting Intention of the Youth of South Africa
  36. Political Marketing Activity In Simultaneous Regional Elections 2015
  37. Blog influence and political activism: An emerging and integrative model
  38. Factors Affecting Social Network Use by Students in Nigeria
  39. Antecedents of Retweeting in a (Political) Marketing Context
  40. Political Marketing Success: An Investigation on Nigerian Parliamentary Elections
  41. Social media as an upcoming tool for political marketing effectiveness
  42. An Inside View of Congressional Campaigning on the Web
  43. Social Media Based Opinion Mining Using Lexical Sentiment Analysis
  44. A FIELD RESEARCH ON THE ANALYSIS OF VOTERS POLITICAL TRUST PERCEPTIONS AS A MARKETING TOOL
  45. The Role of Newspaper as Political Marketing Tool during Indonesian Presidential Election of 2014
  46. The Factors of Political Marketing: Does Branding Increase the Vote Casting?
  47. Voter Motivation — Morally–Based Decisions and Responsibility for Consequences
  48. Harnessing Social Media as a Knowledge Management Tool A volume in the Advances in Knowledge Acquisition, Transfer, and Management (AKATM) Book Series
  49. Voter empowerment for emerging democracies: Mobilising the marginalised in Peru
  50. Attitudes of University Students Voters Towards Political Messages in Social Media
  51. Political Marketing: The Horizon of Present Era Politics
  52. Boomers versus Millennials: Online Media Influence on Media Performance and Candidate Evaluations
  53. Brand Equity and Brand Loyalty: New Perspective
  54. Political marketing and nation branding PhD proposal
  55. Nation Branding, Public Relations and Soft Power: Corporatising Poland
  56. Twitter Predicting the 2012 US Presidential Election? Lessons Learned From an Unconscious Value Co-creation Platform
  57. The Turn into Dangerous Meat: Case Study of Horsemeat Food Fraud in Nigeria
  58. The Internet, Social Media and Knowledge Production and Development of Political Marketing
  59. The Internet, Social Media and Knowledge Production and Development of Political Marketing
  60. Mitigating South Africa’s HIV Epidemic: The Interplay of Social Entrepreneurship and the Innovation System
  61. The Changing Paradigm of Modern-day Politics: A Case of Political Branding and its Nigerian Connect Introduction to Brands
  62. Social media in managing political advertising: A study of Nigeria
  63. Why transaction costs are so relevant in political governance? A new institutional survey
  64. INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION MODEL FOR POLITICAL SCIENCE
  65. Rigorous, transparent, and eye-catching: Exploring the universalistic parameters of impactful theory building in management
  66. Destination brand management for the support of political identity: The case of Nigeria
  67. Perceived Justice in Political Marketing: An Exploratory Study
  68. Neoliberal Narrative in Times of Economic Crisis: A Political Claims Analysis of the Nigeria Press, 2007-2014
  69. Celebrities’ Parasocial Interaction and Relationships: Predictor of Voting Preference towards Endorsed Political Candidates
  70. An empirical study in voting behavior and political brand
  71. Lobbying and Political marketing in the Canadian Oil Sector
  72. COMMUNICATION & MARKETING SERVINIG POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS : PROPOSAL OF A CONCEPTUAL MODEL
  73. A Theoretical Approach to Political Marketing A Theoretical Approach to Political Marketing
  74. Online Political Campaigning during the 2014 Regional Elections in Nigeria
  75. Intervening in academic interventions: framing social marketing’s potential for successful sustainable tourism behavioural change
  76. The linguistic aspect of strategic framing in modern political campaigns
  77. Redressing Racism, Communicating Citizenship: State Legitimation Techniques in the Multicultural Metropolis
  78. USAGE OF POLITICAL MARKETING IN ORGANIZATION OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS
  79. Asymmetric Political Image Effects and the Logic of Negative Campaigning
  80. A FRAMEWORK FOR THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR POLITICAL MARKETING: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
  81. Measuring Political Brands: An Art and a Science of Mapping the Mind
  82. On Political Brands: A Systematic Review of the Literature
  83. Marketing the female politician: an exploration of gender and appearance
  84. When political marketing strategy ignores delivery: Lessons from the Greek experience
  85. CANDIDATES IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN Nigeria (2014) : THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN POLITICAL MARKETING
  86. Challenges and Their Possible Solutions in the Ever-Changing Nigeria
  87. Intergenerational spaces: Citizens, political marketing and conceptualising trust in a transitional democracy
  88. Dimensions of Nigerian Presidential Candidate Brand Personality
  89. The Impact of the Religiosity on the Advertising Persuasion: Context of the Political Marketing – Frame of Reflection and Try of Modelling-
  90. Political activity and firm performance within nonmarket research: A review and international comparative assessment
  91. Political marketing in Pakistan: exaggerated promises, delusive claims, marketable development projects and change advocacy: An evidence from May 2013 general elections
  92. Advancing Marine Policy Toward Ecosystem-Based Management by Eliciting Public Preferences
  93. Liberal party performance and polarisation
  94. Qualitative projective techniques in political brand image research from the perspective of young adults
  95. Political cycles’ influence on inflation and unemployment
  96. Understanding Choice Behavior in Political Marketing Context: A Favorable Voter Responses Model
  97. Voters’ Personalities and Ideal Party’s Personality. Evidence from Poland
  98. The public debt management and the political marketing in the context of negative economic fluctuations on a global level
  99. The Efficacy of Underdog Brand Strategy in Indonesia’s Political Marketing
  100. YouTube: A Political Advertising Tool? A Case Study of the Use of YouTube in the Campaign for the European Parliament Elections 2009
  101. Politics in Food Markets: Alternative modes of qualification and engaging
  102. How Language Can Influence Political Marketing Strategy and a Candidate’s Image: Effect of Presidential Candidates’ Language Intensity and Experience on College Students’ Ratings of Source Credibility
  103. Motivations for participating in ‘viral politics’: A qualitative case study of Twitter users and the 2012 US presidential election
  104. Political Marketing and Propaganda: Uses, Abuses, Misuses
  105. Relational political marketing in party-centred democracies: because we deserve it
  106. Online Political Marketing: The Use of Facebook in the 2010 NigeriaMunicipal Elections.
  107. Political Activity and Firm Performance within Nonmarket Research: A Review and International Comparative Assessment
  108. Investigating political marketing using mixed method: The case for campaign spending data
  109. Discursive strategies in newspaper campaign advertisements for Nigeria’s 2011 elections
  110. The applicability and usefulness of the stakeholder strategy matrix in festival management
  111. Members of the European Parliament Online: The use of Social Media in Political Marketing
  112. The professionalization of campaigns in recent democracies: The Nigeria case
  113. Political Marketing Application By Political Parties: A Framework For Understanding Its Impact In Democracy
  114. Political Marketing and Governance: Moving towards the Political Partnership Model of Organization
  115. The macro and micro views of political marketing: The underpinnings of a theory of political marketing
  116. The Emergence of Organizations and Markets
  117. Political Marketing Orientation: Confusions, Complications, and Criticisms
  118. Political Markets: Recycling, Economization and Marketization
  119. Knowledge sharing and lesson learning: Consultants’ perspectives on the international sharing of political marketing strategy
  120. On the approximability of positive influence dominating set in social networks
  121. Representing the voter: Reviewing the literature and proposing a new theoretical approach
  122. Transformational leadership and job satisfaction: The mediating effects of perceptions of politics and market orientation in the Japanese context
  123. Political Marketing: Structural Models of Advertising Influence and Voter Behavior
  124. Brand Awareness Matrix in Political Marketing Area
  125. Brand Awareness Matrix in Political Marketing Area
  126. The Economical and Social Impact of Széchenyi István University (Győr, Hungary) on Regional Development
  127. Political Marketing: Structural Models of Advertising Influence and Voter Behavior
  128. ESSAYS ON POLITICAL MARKET FAILURES AND ELECTIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES A CONTRIBUTION TO THE NEW POLITICAL ECONOMY
  129. Evolution of the public sphere in postmodernity: de-politization of political communication
  130. Seeking rents through class actions and legislative lobbying: A comparison
  131. Transatlantic Defence Industry Integration – discourse and action in the organizational field of the defence market
  132. Towards a marketing communications model for small political parties: A primary principles strategic perspective for developed countries
  133. Marketing and Politics: Models, Behavior, and Policy Implications – Session at the 8th Triennial Choice Symposium
  134. Modeling Electoral Coordination: Voters, Parties and Legislative Lists in Nigeria
  135. Industrial policy, collective action, and the direction of technological change
  136. In uncertainty we trust: a median voter model with risk aversion
  137. Nigeria expat political connectivity and engagement: Perspectives from the far side of the world!
  138. Predicting Elections from Biographical Information about Candidates: A Test of the Index Method
  139. Marketing in the 2023 Nigeria General Election: perspectives, prospect, and practice
  140. Media Coverage of Politicians’ Participation to Religious Events
  141. Explications of political market orientation and political brand orientation using the resource-based view of the political party
  142. Capitalizing On Infinitesimal Calculus In Political Marketing Capitalizing On Infinitesimal Calculus In Political Marketing\
  143. Appropriation, violent enforcement, and transaction costs: A critical survey
  144. Analysis Of The Effects Of Ethnicity On Political Marketing In Nigeria
  145. Citizens United as Neoliberal Jurisprudence: The Resurgence of Economic Theory
  146. Integrating Human Resource Management into Strategic Political Marketing.
  147. Analysis of electoral behavior on the example of presidential elections in Nigeria in 2023
  148. The Role of Local Governments in Open Space Preservation and Land Acquisition in Nigeria
  149. Entry Barriers to Political Markets and Strategic Voting
  150. Valuation of agricultural land-use scenarios with choice experiments: A political market share approach
  151. City Administrators as Political Animals: Environmental Group Access and Local Political Markets for City Sustainability Policies and Programs
  152. Ethics and legality in the Romanian political marketing
  153. The Branding of States: The Uneasy Marriage of Marketing to Politics
  154. An Investigation into the Discourse of Political Marketing Communications in Nigeria: The Use of Rhetorical Figures in Political Party Slogans
  155. Political Marketing Strategies in Africa: Expert Opinions of Recent Political Elections in Nigeria
  156. Microtargeting and Electorate Segmentation: Data Mining the Nigerian National Election Studies
  157. Internet interaction and political behavior: An approach to blogs as adoption channels for participatory political roles
  158. Technological development, sustainability: Discussions about international aspects of engineering education
  159. The dark side of political marketing: Islamist propaganda, Reversal Theory and Nigeria Muslims
  160. Towards the development of a cross-cultural model of voter behavior: Comparative analysis of Poland and the US
  161. Measuring political brand equity: A consumer oriented approach
  162. Bridging Two Schools of Thought: Applications of Public Relations Theory to Political Marketing
  163. Interpreting Discourse: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Marketing of an Extreme Right Party
  164. Affective Political Marketing Online: Emotionality in the Youth Sites of Greenpeace and WWF
  165. Globalization of Political Market Orientation? Results from a comparative political marketing study
  166. Building And Managing Political Consensus Through The Internet: A Projectual Model
  167. Marketing of the political party in government
  168. Don’t Cry for Me Nigeria: Economic Crises and the Restructuring of Financial Property
  169. Design team capability and project progress evaluation based on information monitoring technology
  170. Political Marketing and the 2023 NigeriaElection: A Comparative Perspective
  171. Marketing After the Election: The Potential and Limitations of Maintaining a Market Orientation in Government
  172. Considerations on the Evolution of Political Marketing Theory
  173. Political marketing and stakeholder engagement
  174. A marketing communications framework for small political parties in developed countries
  175. Dynamic Positioning for Survival in Political Marketing Warfare out of Crises in Nigeria
  176. Administrative and Politico-Economic Issues of Creating Strategic Economic Policy Guidelines at the Sub-National Level
  177. Political marketing: Conceptualisation, dimensions and research agenda
  178. Political Impression Management: How Metaphors, Sound Bites, Appearance Effectiveness, and Personality Traits Can Win Elections
  179. On the Internalization of Cross-National Externalities through Political Markets: The Case of Labour Standards
  180. Greener Pastures: Politics, Markets, and Community among a Migrant Pastoral People
  181. Volatility of Informed Bets; or Why All Efficient and Accurate Prediction Markets are Identical
  182. An evaluation of the attributes of a political product (political leader) by young voters: A research on the students at the universities in Ankara
  183. An Research on the Determination of Factors Affecting Decision of Voters (Consumers) in Political Marketing
  184. Ideological and other controversies related to concepts of political propaganda, political communication and political marketing
  185. Political Marketing in Greece and the Level of Marketing Orientation of Greek Parties
  186. Political Marketing and Professionalized Campaigning: A Conceptual Analysis
  187. Reigniting the fire: A contemporary research agenda for social, political and nonprofit marketing
  188. The Political Market for Immigration Restrictions: Model and Test
  189. Political Communication, the Media & the Creation of a Leader
  190. Enhancing Political Marketing and Marketing of Political Product in Nigeria
  191. Political circumstances as a risk factor in urban development of the city
  192. Campaigns and Political Marketing in Political Science Context
  193. Political Marketing or ‘Political Matcheting’?: A Study of Negative Campaigning in Nigerian Political Discourse
  194. Convergence Model of Governance: A Case Study of the Local Government System of Nigeria
  195. Improvement of Property Rights Protection Dormant Reserve of Nigeria Economic Growth?
  196. The Changing Nature of Party Election Broadcasts: The Growing Influence of Political Marketing
  197. The Context, Content and Process of Political Marketing Strategy
  198. The Impact of Political Marketing on Internal Party Democracy
  199. Political Institutions and Conservation by Local Governments
  200. Greek Political Marketing Online: An Analysis of Parliament Members’ Web Sites
  201. The Attractiveness of Political Markets: Implications for Firm Strategy
  202. Religious marketing: reflections from the other side of politics
  203. Misusing marketing in misleading voters
  204. Environmental Policy, Public Interest and Political Market
  205. Intellectual property rights and dispute settlement in the World Trade Organization
  206. The Political Entrepreneur and the Coordination of the Political Process: A Market Process Perspective of the Political Market
  207. Market Segmentation and Product Differentiation in Political Campaigns: A Technical Feature Perspective
  208. The product, sales and market-oriented party – How Labour learnt to market the product, not just the presentation
  209. The Interdependence Between Political and Economic Entrepreneurship
  210. Regulating Commercial Speech in a Dynamic Environment: Forty Years of Margarine and Oil Advertising Before the NLEA
  211. The Positive Political Economy of Instrument Choice in Environmental Policy
  212. From comprehensive high schools to community colleges: Politics, markets, and the evolution of opportunity
  213. Historical Alternatives to Mass Production: Politics, Markets and Technology in Nineteenth Century Industrialization
  214. Attitudes of the Nigerian Middle Class: A Theory of Planned Behavior Approach
  215. Social media in politics: how to drive engagement and strengthen relationships
  216. The Strategic Usage of Facebook by Local Governments: A Structural Topic Modelling Analysis
  217. Maintaining or Altering the Status Quo in the Nonmarket Arena: Theory and Evidence from Government Contract Disputes
  218. Knowing the past to write the future: risks and challenges related with social media governance in government
  219. The Evolving Political Marketplace: Revisiting 60 Years of Theoretical Dominance Through a Review of Corporate Political Activity Scholarship in Business & Society and Major Management Journals
  220. The Triangle of Leadership. Authenticity, Competence and Ordinariness in Political Marketing
  221. The Role of Communication in the Process of Forming Market-Oriented Party (Mop): Its Importance and Approaches
  222. Political Marketing and Management During a Crisis-Dominated Election: Lessons for Practice and International Research
  223. Advertising communications in politics: the essence and main approaches to the study
  224. The Marketing System of Exchange Between Regulatory and Political Entrepreneurs Engaging in Arbitrage
  225. Political Brand Identity and Image: Manifestations, Challenges and Tensions
  226. How parties compete (3): Images, media effects, and political marketing Images, media effects, and political marketing
  227. Enforcing International Deals: The System of International Organizations from a Politics-as-Exchange Perspective
  228. Using Generalists or Specialists in Political Markets: An Analysis of the Strategy of Lobbying Firms
  229. Making public policy fun: How political aspects and policy issues are found in video games
  230. Battles for branding: a political marketing approach to studying televised candidate debates
  231. Marketing, truth and political expediency
  232. Political Marketing in a Multiparty System
  233. Political Marketing: The Road To Electoral Success or to Electoral Backlash?
  234. Misusing marketing in misleading voters
  235. Religious marketing: reflections from the other side of politics
  236. Environmental Policy, Public Interest and Political Market
  237. Conceptions of Fairness and the Fair Labor Standards Act
  238. The relative long-term stability of voters’ wants and “not-wants”
  239. Intellectual property rights and dispute settlement in the World Trade Organization
  240. Transition and Economics: Politics, Markets, and Firms
  241. Mapping a market-orientation: can we only detect political marketing through the lens of hindsight?
  242. The Political Entrepreneur and the Coordination of the Political Process: A Market Process Perspective of the Political Market
  243. Transition and Economics: Politics, Markets, and Firms (Comparative Institutional Análisis)
  244. Institutions, Transaction Costs and Public Policy: A Perspective
  245. Market Segmentation and Product Differentiation in Political Campaigns: A Technical Feature Perspective
  246. Interest Group Behavior and Influence
  247. Institutional Design and Public Policy. A Microeconomic Perspective
  248. The political marketing planning process: Improving image and message in strategic target areas
  249. A Theory of International Conflict Management and Sanctioning
  250. Evolution and Learning in Collective Decision Making
  251. Politics, Markets, and Life Satisfaction: The Political Economy of Human Happiness
  252. Friends and relations: Long-term approaches to political campaigning
  253. The product, sales and market-oriented party – How Labour learnt to market the product, not just the presentation
  254. Political marketing and traditional values: ‘Old Labour’ for ‘new times’?
  255. Environmental Policy, Public Interest and Political Market
  256. Marketing and political campaigning: Mutually exclusive or exclusively mutual?
  257. Greener Pastures: Politics, Markets, and Community among a Migrant Pastoral People
  258. The Interdependence Between Political and Economic Entrepreneurship
  259. Regulating Commercial Speech in a Dynamic Environment: Forty Years of Margarine and Oil Advertising Before the NLEA
  260. Political marketing of environmental policy
  261. Exploring the positioning process in political campaigning
  262. The role of the state in transitional economies: Selected microeconomic issues
  263. The Positive Political Economy of Instrument Choice in Environmental Policy
  264. Political and Economic Factors Affecting Agricultural PAC Contribution Strategies
  265. Markets & Myths: Autonomy in Public & Private Schools
  266. Political Marketing and the Marketing Concept
  267. The growth of the political marketing industry and the California initiative process
  268. The Relationship of Political Marketing to Political Lobbying: An Examination of the Devonport Campaign for the Trident Refitting Contract
  269. The Service Productivity and Quality Challenge
  270. Political Marketing: Structure and Process
  271. The experience with liberalization policies: The case of the agricultural sector
  272. From comprehensive high schools to community colleges: Politics, markets, and the evolution of opportunity
  273. The determinants of minimum wage rates
  274. Modern International Relations Theory: A Prospectus for International Lawyers
  275. Politics, Markets, and the Organization of Schools
  276. An Interest-Group Theory of Population Growth
  277. Essay Review: Politics, Markets, and the Compromised Curriculum
  278. Historical Alternatives to Mass Production: Politics, Markets and Technology in Nineteenth Century Industrialization
  279. Optimal Fiscal Illusion and the Size of Government
  280. Political social media marketing: A systematic literature review and agenda for future research
  281. Government Digital Transformation: Understanding the Role of Government Social Media
  282. User Interface Website as a Digital Personal Branding
  283. The roles of the internet and social media in political marketing and voter behaviour
  284. Social media in politics: how to drive engagement and strengthen relationships
  285. The Strategic Usage of Facebook by Local Governments: A Structural Topic Modelling Analysis
  286. A Concise Field Guide to Post-Communist Regimes: Actors, Institutions, and Dynamics
  287. What draws voters to brandidates and why? – political orientation, personal satisfaction, and societal values on presidential candidates’ brand personality
  288. An Application of Psychological Reactance Theory to College Student Voter Registration and Mobilization
  289. The impact of political marketing on the well-being of society
  290. Killing Two Birds with One Stone in the Nonmarket Environment: The Orchestration of Corporate Social Responsibility as a Political Strategy
  291. Zoning Incentives: Exploring a Market-Based Land Use Planning Tool
  292. Maintaining or Altering the Status Quo in the Nonmarket Arena: Theory and Evidence from Government Contract Disputes
  293. Facebook as a Source of Information about Presidential Candidates: An Abstract
  294. Knowing the past to write the future: risks and challenges related with social media governance in government
  295. The Influence Factors of Regional Development to Create Regional Competitiveness : A Review
  296. Fair Markets and Realistic Political Reform?Fair Markets and Realistic Political Reform?
  297. The Evolving Political Marketplace: Revisiting 60 Years of Theoretical Dominance Through a Review of Corporate Political Activity Scholarship in Business & Society and Major Management Journals
  298. The Triangle of Leadership. Authenticity, Competence and Ordinariness in Political Marketing
  299. The role of social media in the political involvement of millennials
  300. Analyzing the Downstream Consequences of a Politician’s Snarky Attack on Opponents: An Abstract
  301. Brand Personality of Presidential Candidates: An Abstract
  302. Modeling the debate dynamics of political communication in social media networks
  303. The Ethical Challenges at the Heart of Political Branding
  304. Competition among interest group – mechanism and consequences
  305. The “Diversity” in Politics: A Segmentation Criterion?: An Abstract
  306. Political Branding in Turbulent times
  307. Framing Political Policy Communications in Africa
  308. The Nonlinear Effects of Political Advertising
  309. The Methodological Potential of the Political Markets Theory and Its Use in Research on Economic Globalization
  310. Scale development: Exploring successful political outsiders’ brand image to determine reformist dimensions
  311. Practitioner Perspectives on Political Marketing and Management
  312. Political Marketing and Management During a Crisis-Dominated Election: Lessons for Practice and International Research
  313. Advertising communications in politics: the essence and main approaches to the study
  314. Do high engagement Instagram images influence presidential candidate evaluation? The moderating effect of familiarity
  315. The Marketing System of Exchange Between Regulatory and Political Entrepreneurs Engaging in Arbitrage
  316. Political Brand Identity and Image: Manifestations, Challenges and Tensions
  317. How parties compete (3): Images, media effects, and political marketing Images, media effects, and political marketing
  318. Enforcing International Deals: The System of International Organizations from a Politics-as-Exchange Perspective
  319. Beyond Politics: Markets, Welfare, and the Failure of Bureaucracy
  320. Using Generalists or Specialists in Political Markets: An Analysis of the Strategy of Lobbying Firms
  321. Making public policy fun: How political aspects and policy issues are found in video games
  322. Battles for branding: a political marketing approach to studying televised candidate debates
  323. The origins of competition: institution and organization
  324. Disclosures of Character: Formal Aspects of Presidential Campaign Announcement Speeches
  325. Politics, Markets, and Pandemics: Public Education’s Response to COVID-19
  326. Adaptive network approach for emergence of societal bubbles
  327. Institutional Capacity of the Higher Education System and Factors of Its Provision
  328. POLITICAL MARKET – ESSENCE AND FUNCTIONS
  329. POLITICAL MARKET AND NON-LEGITIMATE PARTY FINANCING
  330. EXPRESS: Local Impact of Global Crises, Institutional Trust, and Consumer Well-being: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic
  331. EXPRESS: How Industries Use Direct-to-Public Persuasion in Policy Conflicts: Asymmetries in Public Voting Responses
  332. TRANSACTION COSTS AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE SIZE OF THE ENTERPRISE AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE ECONOMY
  333. Lobbying as a potent political marketing tool for product diversification: an examination of firm-government interaction
  334. Rhetorical Codes for Political Marketing
  335. Sociology as a project of modernity
  336. International Political Marketing and Advocacy
  337. Developing market-oriented politics in Nigeria: a review of the 2019 presidential election Olanrewaju Olugbenga Akinola & Ibrahim Ayoade Adekunle Developing market-oriented politics in Nigeria: a review of the 2019 presidential election
  338. An analysis of the perceptions of the role of social media marketing in shaping the preferences of the electorate: A case study of the 2018 Colombian presidential election
  339. Critical Thinking Across Disciplines in University General Education: Obesity as a Socio-scientific Issue
  340. Motivations for youth’s political participation on social media: implications for political marketers
  341. Depression discovery in cancer communities using deep learning
  342. Public Branding and Marketing A Global Viewpoint: A Global Viewpoint
  343. Explaining political choice: prospects for economic theory
  344. The impact of political capabilities and political markets on firms’ decision to lobby
  345. Moderators and Mediators of Framing Effects in Political Marketing: Implications for Political Brand Management
  346. Permanent Campaigning: A Meta-Analysis and Framework for Measurement
  347. POLITICAL MARKETING: A VILE FOR ENHANCING LEADERSHIP AND SECURITY TOWARDS NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  348. SOCIAL MEDIA DATA VALUATION MODEL FOR DISASTER INCIDENCE MAPPING
  349. Entrepreneurial marketing and digital political communication – a citizen-led perspective on the role of social media in political discourse
  350. Amid Covid-19 The Prospect of Political Marketing
  351. Selection Schemes Analysis in Genetic Algorithms for the Maximum Influence Problem
  352. Feed the world or help the heroes? Exploring how political attitudes influence charitable choice
  353. When politicians as a product: Framing impact in decision making through the self-concept physical of appearance and self-congruency with the product gender
  354. Voters as Consumers of Durable Goods
  355. The Populist Impact: The People’s Party and the Green Party
  356. Political Marketing, Tribal Marketing, & the Two-Way Flow of Influence
  357. Political brand endorsers, political brand preference, and political brand equity: A mediated moderated model
  358. Connecting Mayors: The Content and Formation of Twitter Information Networks
  359. A Vote of Competence: How a Similar Upbringing to Political Candidates Influences Voting Choice
  360. Does Corporate Social Responsibility Enhance Political Marketing
  361. Quality Dimensions of Political Parties’ Website Services That Satisfy Voters in the Political Marketing
  362. Effect of Supervised and Unsupervised Algorithm for Cross Domain Sentiment Analysis
  363. A Theory of Political Change
  364. Party brand hate in political market: antecedents and consequences
  365. POLITICAL MARKETING IN THE ELECTION FOR GOVERNOR IN THIS DIGITAL AGE
  366. A Tale of Two Social Influencers: A New Method for the Evaluation of Social Marketing
  367. Theory of Political Markets in Healthcare
  368. Promotion of Ideology of Protest in the Tactical Media
  369. Political Marketing as a Potent Tool for Product Diversification
  370. An Exploration of Social Media-Enabled Voter Relationships through uses and Gratifications Theory, Psychological Contract and Service-Dominant Orientation
  371. Political exchanges of value and the stakeholder concept: Implications for public affairs
  372. Marketing Politics: Political Participation of Beginner Voters In Electing The President of 2019
  373. HATING ON THE INTERNET NETWORK AS ONE OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND INFORMATION PROGRESS
  374. The effect on the electors’ choices of the political marketing applications
  375. Motivations for Youths’ political participation on Social media: Implications for Political Marketers
  376. Factors Shaping Attitude of Voters about Celebrity Politicians: Direct and Indirect Effects
  377. Rhetorical strategies and emotions in political marketing management
  378. Ballot Measures for Open Space Conservation: Economic and Institutional Processes in Cities
  379. Evolution of Political Branding: Typologies, Diverse Settings and Future Research
  380. Analysis of the literature on political marketing using a bibliometric approach
  381. Moderators and Mediators of Framing Effects in Political Marketing: Implications for Political Brand Management
  382. Political Marketing: The Modernization of the Concept, Its Methodological and Politico-Technological Bases
  383. A Network Analytic Approach to Selective Consumption of Newspapers: The Impact of Politics, Market, and Technological Platform
  384. Digital Media Technology as an Instrument for Promotion and Political Marketing in the Era of Industrial Revolution 4.0
  385. Hear it straight from the horse’s mouth: recognizing policy-induced opportunities
  386. Between the moral economy of fair value and the political economy of the market price. The development of state capacities and the regulation of social market relations based on price control policies
  387. Interpretivism vs. Positivism in Political Marketing Research
  388. Relational political marketing communication
  389. Broadcast political marketing communication
  390. Multidimensional Political Marketing Mix Model for Developing Countries: An Empirical Investigation
  391. Policy uncertainty and firm cash holdings
  392. Strategic political segmentation-a political marketing
  393. Political Marketing As Arts And New Media: A Study of Website Usage For Political Marketing
  394. Gender and Intersectionality in Political Marketing
  395. Use of Sentiment Analysis Techniques in Healthcare Domain
  396. Service policy of the state as a mechanism of political marketing
  397. The Psychology of Micro-Targeted Election Campaigns
  398. Word of mouth communication in political marketing: Understanding and managing referrals
  399. Towards a Policy for Bilingual education in Developing Countries
  400. Examining the relationships between political advertisements, party brand personality, voter satisfaction and Party Loyalty
  401. Big Data in Political Communication: Implications for Group Privacy
  402. Electoral reforms, entry barriers and the structure of political markets: A comparative analysis
  403. Structural equation modelling of political marketing strategies adopted by political parties
  404. The Contribution of Social Political Networks to Democracy
  405. The stylized facts of prediciton markets: Analysis of price changes
  406. Persuasion across times, domains and modalities. Theoretical considerations and emerging themes
  407. Public issues or issue publics? The distribution of genuine political attitudes
  408. Political Marketing and Management Lessons for Research and Practice
  409. Communicating Market-Oriented Leadership in Power and Opposition
  410. An Empirical Test of a Model of Resistance to Political Marketing.
  411. The Future: Directions for Researchers and Practitioners
  412. The Relationship Between Value Co-Creation, Exchange and Stakeholders
  413. The Theory and the Practice of Political Advertising
  414. Mobile Political Marketing and Mobile Political Advertising
  415. Destructive voices? The impact of character attacks on images of and identification with athletes in football
  416. Lobbying as a potent political marketing tool for firm performance: A closer look
  417. Political markets? Politics and economics in the emergence of markets for biodiversity offsets
  418. The Political Marketing of Broken Trust
  419. Election and Research of Political Marketing – Analytical Framework and Future Research Topics for Electoral Political Competition
  420. THE GNOSEOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION OF THE USE OF THE “MARKET” CATEGORY IN THE SPHERE OF POLICY OF A TRANS-ESTATE SOCIETY
  421. Endogenous trade policy in general equilibrium: An interaction of redistribution rule, trade openness, and labor market condition
  422. The Political Marketing Guide
  423. Organisational Preparation and Political Marketing
  424. An Exploratory Case Study Focusing on the Creation, Orientation, and Development of a New Political Brand: The Case of the Jury Team: Developing a New Political Brand
  425. Market Driven Political Advertising
  426. HISTORICAL EYES OF CONFLICT RESEARCH AND ITS INTERDISCIPLINARY CHARACTER
  427. Sustainability and environmental protection in housing design education
  428. The Internet, Social Media, and Knowledge Production and Development of Political Marketing
  429. Political Communication: from the 20th to the 21st century
  430. Political marketing through infotainment TV programs: content analysis and emotional response on Twitter
  431. Organisational Preparation and political marketing
  432. Political marketing through infotainment TV programs: content analysis and emotional response on Twitter
  433. Discourse as a Tool of Soft Power Modifying Socio-Cultural Environment Theoretical Considerations and Items Relating to Academia
  434. A semiotic approach to the dynamics of positioning and position concepts
  435. The ends justify the means: A global research agenda for political marketing and public affairs
  436. Thin Political Markets in Accounting and Beyond: Lessons for Leadership Education
  437. Political marketing through the web: The mediating role of attitude towards political party’s website
  438. Rationality in political discourse: Modifications of the latter as triggers and drivers of the world politics
  439. Marketing the Third Reich: Persuasion, Packaging and Propaganda
  440. Stakeholders in the political marketing context
  441. Political Marketing and Management: A New Architecture
  442. Red, blue and purple states of mind: Segmenting the political marketplace
  443. Strategies of female members of parliament in developing empathy values to gain constituent support
  444. Profiling Youth on the basis of their Motivations for Social Media Political Participation: Implications for Political Marketers
  445. Sovereignty and the Politics of Property
  446. Value marketing as a Determinant of Forming a Political Offer in the Process of Communication between Politicians and Voters
  447. The Citizen Marketer: Promoting Political Opinion in the Social Media Age
  448. From Markets to Stakeholders: Toward a Conceptual Model of Political Stakeholder Orientation
  449. The Effect of Political Marketing Mix on Voters Intention Based on Demographic Factors
  450. The Globalization of Political Marketing: An Introduction
  451. Political Marketing and Intellectual Autonomy
  452. Waste Reduction in Fresh Food Supply Chains: An Operations Research Approach
  453. Using Cognitive Mapping Techniques to Measure Longitudinally the Brand Equity of Irish Political Parties
  454. Awareness on political marketing via facebook and political participation
  455. The Social Media Balancing Act: Testing the Use of a Balanced Self-Presentation Strategy for Politicians Using Twitter
  456. Twitter to Manage Emotions in Political Marketing
  457. Ethical and Political Marketing in the Middle East
  458. Political Cleavages within Industry: Firm-level Lobbying for Trade Liberalization
  459. How Political Candidates’ Use of Facebook Relates to the Election Outcomes
  460. Managing political market agencements : solar photovoltaic policy in France
  461. Immigration and integration: Allies, companions, or antagonists?
  462. Political marketing – an effective tool in the presidential election campaigns of candidates niche?
  463. Multivariable Evaluation via Conjoint Analysis of the Factors that Influence Voting Behavior in Networks
  464. Attitudes of University Students Voters Towards Political Messages in Social Media
  465. Regional parties’ web strategies in the age of virtual dialogue and closeness
  466. Application Promotion Mix of Political Marketing in General Election 2014
  467. Constituent elements of political marketing in creating a positive attitude for voting for a particular candidate
  468. Political marketing: Theory and practice
  469. How Instagram Content Affects Brand Attitudes and Behavior
  470. Uncertainty and the Right to Claim Reserves
  471. Adjustment Process of Supply and Demand and How Grain Prices Are to Be Determined in the Market
  472. Marketing the President: Political Marketing
  473. Looks matter: Facial similarity between a candidate and celebrity endorser influences youth voting behaviour
  474. The Politics of Land Use for Distributed Renewable Energy Generation
  475. Political Market Design in Network Industries
  476. Working consumers: Co-creation of brand identity, consumer identity and brand community identity
  477. Commentary on “Working consumers: Co-creation of brand identity, consumer identity, and brand community identity”
  478. Valuation struggles over pricing – determining the worth of wind power
  479. How customer and product orientations shape political brands
  480. 1.    Does political issue matter in voting intention in Nigeria? A political marketing perspective
  481. 2.    Posting or Advertising? How Political Parties Adapt Their Messaging Strategies to Facebook’s Organic and Paid Media Affordances
  482. 3.    Branding Attributes of Political Parties and Leaders in Nigeria
  483. 4.    Representation of Candidates for President and Vice Presidential in Political Advertisements Outside The Party Democrats
  484. 5.    Brand love and party preference of young political consumers (voters)
  485. 6.    The political game of innovation: evidence from the ride hailing service industry
  486. 7.    UTILISATION OF BILLBOARDS FOR THE MOBILISATION OF THE ELECTORATE DURING THE 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY AND NASARAWA STATE, NIGERIA
  487. 8.    Integroly: Automatic Knowledge Graph Population from Social Big Data in the Political Marketing Domain
  488. 9.    Democracy as the Economics of Failing Markets, Political Authorities and Morals of Responsibility
  489. 10.  Investigating the Mix Effect of Political Marketing and Brand Equity of Political Parties on Voter Commitment and Loyalty in Nigeria
  490. 11.  Political differentiation and consolidation of choice in Nigeria. media malaise environment: indirect effects of perceived alikeness on voter participation
  491. 12.  Theoretical and methodological issues of analyzing digitization in economic management: The case of the late USSR.
  492. 13.  The Effect of Economic Voting Theory on Voter Preference within the Scope of Political Marketing
  493. 14.  Modeling the debate dynamics of political communication in social media networks
  494. 15.  Political communication in local elections: a comparative analysis of Nigeria
  495. 16.  Politics and social media: an analysis of factors anteceding voting intention
  496. 17.  How Policy Entrepreneurs Encourage or Hinder Urban Growth Within a Political Market
  497. 18.  The impact of social media and news media on political marketing: an empirical study of 2014 Indian General Election
  498. 19.  ANALYSIS OF FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE EATING HABITS IN DIFFERENT COUNTRIES
  499. 20.  Nigerian’s embrace of the Belt and Road Initiative: populist foreign policy and political marketing
  500. 21.  Is There Any News Left after Gatekeeping? A Journalistic Perspective from Nigeria on the Multi-Level of Analysis
  501. 22.  Regulatory Stalemates Analysis of Iranian Ride-hailing Platform Business by the Advocacy Coalition Framework
  502. 23.  COVID-19 and health-oriented party advertisements during the 2023 New Nigerian general election
  503. 24.  Political marketing and advocacy: How Nigerian can use political marketing to support their advocacy work
  504. 25.  Political markets, the party-related factors and political party’s market-orientation in Nigerian’s democracy: evidence from Nigerian’s 2014 election
  505. 26.  Lasting political change performance: knowledge, awareness, and reinforcement (KARe)
  506. 27.  Covid-19 Pandemic: Threat or Opportunity? Political Marketing Strategies for Nigeria
  507. 28.  Modeling the debate dynamics of political communication in social media networks
  508. 29.  Effects of Nigerian’s Religious Authority and Media Coverage on Twitter User’s Attitudes toward COVID-19 Vaccination
  509. 30.  The Effect of Economic Voting Theory on Voter Preference within the Scope of Political Marketing
  510. 31.  How to compose a media mix to win an electoral campaign? proposing a framework for political marketing
  511. 32.  Political Marketing and Social Media Use in Nigerian Politics: Understanding the Nexus
  512. 33.  “Send in the Clowns”: The Rise of Celebrity Populism in Nigeria and Its Implications for Political Marketing
  513. 34.  Identify Strategies for Determining Electoral Policy Agenda
  514. 35.  The institutional environment of small business: opportunities and limitations
  515. 36.  Political Communication; A Conceptual Evaluation
  516. 37.  What Does It Mean to Have a Presidential Image? A Multiple-Group Confirmatory Factor Analysis Measuring Nigeria in 2020
  517. 38.  The Use of WhatsApp on Political Marketing Agenda in Nigerian Politics
  518. 39.  International Journal of Research A Study on Concept comparison of Political Marketing and Marketing
  519. 40.  The Effect of Economic Voting Theory on Voter Preference within the Scope of Political Marketing
  520. 41.  Responsible Firm Behaviour in Political Markets: Judging the Ethicality of Corporate Political Activity in Weak Institutional Environments
  521. 42.  Demopathy and the Democratic Malaise
  522. 43.  ANALYSIS OF THE POLITICAL MARKETING SUCCESS OF THE WINNING NATIONAL PARTY WITH LOCAL AFFILIATED PARTY IN ACEH
  523. 44.  The effect of political neuromarketing 2.0 on election outcomes: The case of Nigerian’s presidential campaign
  524. 45.  How Archetypes Influence Political Brands during Elections
  525. 46.  The Wrath of Candidates. Drivers of Fear and Enthusiasm Appeals in Election Campaigns across the Globe
  526. 47.  The generic structure of the Thai Prime Minister’s weekly address
  527. 48.  POLITICAL MARKETING PLAN FOR ASPIRING NATIONAL COUNCIL CANDIDATURE
  528. 49.  Political marketing and social media influence on young voters in Nigeria
  529. 50.  USING SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN: AN EXAMPLE OF THE “INSTAGRAM”
  530. 51.  Providing a Model for Electoral Policies Agenda with a Political Marketing Approach
  531. 52.  Voter Classification Based on Susceptibility to Persuasive Strategies: A Machine Learning Approach
  532. 53.  Moral foundations in chronotypes: morningness predicts conservative morality
  533. 54.  Credibility of Political Marketing on Social Networking Sites in Nigeria: Youth Perspectives
  534. 55.  Political Marketing of Stream by Candidates through Facebook in the Regional Election of Nigeria
  535. 56.  Development of Social Media in Modern Political Marketing
  536. 57.  PHILOSOPHY OF PRAGMATISM AS A SOLUTION AFTER AN (UN)SUCCESSFUL TRANSFORMATION
  537. 58.  The Political Market and Sustainability Policy
  538. 59.  Combining Outcome-Based and Preference-Based Matching: A Constrained Priority Mechanism
  539. 60.  Political Marketing on Legislative Elections in Nigeria
  540. 61.  Organisational Issues in Olympic Games: A Systematic Review
  541. 62.  MEMES AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATION AND MANIPULATION
  542. 63.  Political marketing with data analytics
  543. 64.  On the relationship between online brand community and brand preference in political market
  544. 65.  Democracy and Political Marketing in Nigeria: 2015, The Critical Turning Point
  545. 66.  Political Marketing Through Facebook And Its Influence on The Attitudes of The Nigerian Electors
  546. Political brand architecture: Towards a new conceptualisation of political branding in an emerging democracy
  547. Using focus groups in political science and international relations
  548. Conceptualising Usage in Voter Behaviour for Political Marketing: An Application of Consumer Behaviour
  549. A research to determine the impact of the political marketing tools on electoral behavior: The case of Dicle University Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
  550. The Blurred Problem of Foreign Funding of Civil Society Organizations in the Light of Political Marketing, Praxiology and Hybrid Warfare
  551. Morality and Competence in Shaping the Images of Political Leaders
  552.  Possibilities and limits of text strategies in the political marketing
  553. Product Attributes and Purchasing Behaviour: How Parents’ Food Choices Can Act on Their Children’s BMI? Empirical Evidence from a Case Study
  554. The State of Emerging Democracies
  555. Assumptions of Rationality in Political Marketing: The Case of the Republican Autopsy
  556. How Usage Influences Young Adult Voting Decision-Making: An SEM Analysis
  557. Introduction to Special Issue on Political Marketing
  558. Economies of writing: Revaluations in rhetoric and composition
  559. Political Determinants of Income Inequality in Emerging Democracies
  560. Holistic Model of Celebrity Endorsement in Political Marketing
  561. The role of political marketing in the behavior of voters in elections
  562. Sovereignty and the Politics of Property
  563. Analysing and Advising Governing Leaders
  564. Conceptualizing political marketing: A review
  565. Composition of municipal executive councils and yardstick competition
  566. Marketing Leadership in Government
  567. Political Marketing: understanding and managing stance and brand positioning.
  568. Pushing the future back: The impact of policy uncertainty on the market pricing of future earnings
  569. Investigating the impact of modern means of political marketing on general participation
  570. The structural model for the application of relationship marketing in the political market
  571. Human Branding in Political Marketing: Applying Contemporary Branding Thought to Political Parties and Their Leaders
  572. Crafting Dominance: Political Power and the Marketing of the African National Congress
  573. The Political Economy of Accountability for Mergers and Acquisitions
  574. Political Standards: Lobbying in Thin Political Markets
  575. Negative Advertising and Political Competition
  576. The association between accounting performance and constituent response in political markets
  577. The Growing Sophistication of Political Marketing: Perspectives from an Emerging Economy
  578. Appearance Management in Political Marketing: Examining Perspectives of Local Politicians and Campaign Workers
  579. Utilization of fashion as the image strategy of female politicians
  580. Evaluating young adult voter decision-making involvement within a compulsory political system
  581. Does the factor theory of satisfaction explain political voting behaviour?
  582. Politics and Image: The Conceptual Value of Branding
  583. A Pragmatic Study of a Political Discourse from the Perspective of the Linguistic Adaptation Theory
  584. Erasmus lectures in Political Marketing Theory
  585. Competition, Differentiation, and the Severity of Terrorist Attacks
  586. The features, impact and legacy of Berlusconi’s campaigning techniques, language and style
  587. Competitors’ Resource-Oriented Strategies: Acting upon Competitors’ Resources Through Interventions in Factor and Political Markets
  588. The Democratic Contribution of Political Market Researchers
  589. Changing Societies, Changing Media Systems: Challenges for Communication Theory, Research and Education
  590. Threat or Opportunity? The Politically Contingent Impact of Institutions on Entrepreneuriship
  591. The Market Metaphor As an Issue of Political Language and Practice
  592. Modes of Thinking in Corporate Governance: In Search of Root Causes of Governance Malfunctioning
  593. E-Political marketing tools in modern democracies: The Nigerian perspective
  594. The politics of cooperation and co-ops: Forms of cooperation and co-ops, and the politics that shape them
  595. Dimensions of Political Party “Personality” Perception
  596. The Economics of Health Care and Health Insurance
  597. Advancing Conservation Efforts through Collaborative Development of Locally Tailored Policies
  598. Value and valuation of forest ecosystem services
  599. Courting the Voters? Policy Implications of Party Competition for the Reform Output of the Second Merkel Government
  600. The Use and Abuse of Digital Democracy
  601. Young Adults and Politics: Investigating Factors Influencing Voter Decision Making
  602. Value Creation in Political Exchanges: A Qualitative Study
  603. Economic analysis of the bureaucracy and the political market
  604. Young Adult Voting Decision-Making: Studying the Effect of Usage from a Consumer Behaviour Perspective
  605. Influence of Social Media in Political Marketing
  606. Influence of candidate qualities and previous president performance in voting intentions
  607. Political Standards: Accounting for Legitimacy (Preface)
  608. How to Choose a Political Marketing Orientation: Voter Orientation or Political Brand Identity Orientation?
  609. The Association between Accounting Performance and Constituent Response in Political Markets
  610. Database political marketing in campaigning and government
  611. Politics, Markets, and Dispute Resolution
  612. The relationship between advertisement content and pacing on emotional responses and memory for televised political advertisements
  613. Image in Political Communication: Obscure Areas and Troubling Assumptions
  614. Democracy, Political Markets, Socio-Political Responsibility and Accountability
  615. Strategy, market orientation and performance: The political context
  616. Perceived Justice in Political Marketing: An Exploratory Study
  617. Competing interests and the political market for smart growth policy
  618. Leaders’ social media usage intentions for in-bound customer communications
  619. Political marketing: Principles and applications
  620. General election marketing—selling a can of beans, building a favours bank or managing an event?
  621. Political strategies in regulated markets – Corporate influence on political and regulatory decision processes in the energy sector
  622. Assembling markets for wind power : an inquiry into the making of market devices
  623. The Tradition of Marketing Nigeria Politicians through Visual Media
  624. The Effects of State Smart Growth Management and Local Contexts on Local Open Space Preservation
  625. Local Political Marketing in the Context of the Conservative Party
  626. Linking Corporate Community Programs and Political Strategies: A Resource-Based View
  627. Linguistic Formality and Interactivity in Political Marketing: Effects of Structural Features in Plain Text Messages
  628. The Triadic Interaction Model of Political Marketing Exchange
  629. Campaign Communication and Political Marketing
  630. Toward a new institutional strategy framework for political marketing
  631. Political Marketing: An Effective Strategy for Quality Leadership and Sustainable Democracy in Nigeria
  632. The role of the public image of the parties and of the candidates in the democratic elections
  633. Ethical marketing decisions: Review, contribution and impact on recent research
  634. Winning Elections with Political Marketing
  635. Mixtures of weighted distance-based models for ranking data with applications in political studies
  636. Political Markets and Regulatory Uncertainty: Insights and Implications for Integrated Strategy
  637. Utilizing Political Ideologies To Market A Political Candidate
  638. Resentment as Resource Internet Subcultures as a Tool of Political Marketing
  639. The Impact of the Political Promotion via Facebook on Individuals? Political Orientations
  640. Marketing Political and Electoral Behavior: Reflections on the Political Marketing Strategies in Election Campaigns
  641. Asset Specificity and Corporate Political Activity in Regulated Industries
  642. Present and future position of credit rating: Game between politics, market, and agencies
  643. Modern Political Marketing: An Analysis of Tactics, and the Changing Role of the Media
  644. Party Polarization and Political Markets: A Model of Electoral Competition and Candidate Positioning
  645. Trends and Changes in Journal of Political Marketing Titles 2002–2011
  646. Political Marketing and Opinion Leadership: Comparative Perspectives and Findings
  647. Assessing Transparency in Government: Rhetoric, Reality and Desire (PDF)
  648. The macro and micro views of political marketing: The underpinnings of a theory of political marketing
  649. Consumer citizenship soft governance in political market arenas
  650. Political marketing: Structural models of advertising influence and voter behavior
  651. Conceptualizing usage in voting behavior for political marketing: an application of consumer behavior
  652. Cultural branding and political marketing: An exploratory analysis
  653. Limitations and implications of product-oriented, sales-oriented and market-oriented political parties: Evidence for public affairs
  654. The Impact of Candidate Appearance and Advertising Strategies on Election Results
  655. Political Market Orientation: A Framework for Understanding Relationship Structures in Political Parties
  656. Cartoons: When politics are too serious to be left to politicians. Introduction to the special issue, Cartoons and Political Marketing: Challenges in an Age of New Media
  657. The Personalization of Politics in Western Democracies: Causes and Consequences on Leader-Follower Relationships
  658. Political Market Failure? The Effect of Government Strength on Technology Policy in Industrialized Democracies
  659. Political marketing in the Greek context: Does market orientation exist?
  660. The Market for Political Information: How the Consumption of Information Affects Citizens’ Decisions
  661. Political Marketing, Democracy and Partnership
  662. Political communication and social network sites
  663. New tools for social dialogue on the internet. Opportunities and threats for new social sphere
  664. Transforming Political Communication? The Rise of Political Marketing and Celebrity Politics
  665. Consumer Citizenship and Corporate Citizenship – The Market as a Political Arena?
  666. Political Marketing Models: The Curious Incident of the Dog that Doesn’t Bark
  667. The Emergence of the “Accidental Citizen”: Implications for Political Marketing
  668. Strategic Political Postures and Political Market Orientation: Toward an Integrated Concept of Political Marketing Strategy
  669. The formation of political preferences via the use of political marketing tools in the new technological environment
  670. Impact Fees Decision Mechanism: Growth Management Decisions In Local Political Market
  671. The relationship between electoral systems and political marketing: Israel 1988–2003
  672. Political Market Instruments: A Comparative and Prospective Analysis
  673. An Investigation into the Relationship between Political Activity Levels and Political Market Orientation
  674. “Mind the gap”: The rise of political marketing and a perspective on its future agenda
  675.  Political advertising and the demonstration of market orientation
  676. Public governance of information asymmetries–The gap between reality and economic theory
  677. The Matching of Heterogeneous Firms and Politicians
  678. Toward a System Dynamics Modeling Framework for Effective Political Organization Management Strategies
  679. Political Culture and Perception of Political Marketing Tools: A Cross-Generational Comparison
  680. Methods of Political Marketing in (Trans)Formation of Innovation Culture
  681. Informational Politics and the Crisis of Democracy
  682. The political marketing role in Democracy reforms
  683. Global Political Marketing: Analysis and Conclusions
  684. The Good, the Bad, and the Different: Can Gender Quotas Raise the Quality of Politicians?
  685. Extremist Stickers: Epideictic Rhetoric, Political Marketing, and Tribal Demarcation
  686. The Political Participation Puzzle and Marketing
  687. Keeping both the baby and the bathwater: Scoping a new model of political marketing communication
  688. Economic Upgrading in a State-Coordinated, Liberal Market Economy
  689. Open Economy Politics: A Critical Review
  690. The disciplining role of repeated elections: Some experimental evidence
  691. Local Institutions and the Politics of Urban Growth
  692. The utilisation of language in political marketing theory and practice
  693. Different Facets of Market Orientation: A Comparative Analysis of Party Manifestos
  694. A resource-based view of the political party and value creation for the voter-citizen: An integrated framework for political marketing
  695. Political Marketing Management and Theories of Democracy
  696. Mass Media and Public Policy: Global Evidence from Agricultural Policies
  697. The Poor Performance of Poor Democracies
  698. Re-conceptualising party-centred politics in terms of “market.” A relationship marketing approach.
  699. The Political Market for Intergovernmental Cooperation
  700. The Importance of Direct Democracy Tools for the Quality of Political Competition at the National and Local Levels
  701. Beyond credibility: Scale development for measuring a candidate’s profile
  702. The Deregulation of the Political Process: Towards an International Market for Good Politics
  703. Valuation of agricultural land-use scenarios with choice experiments: a political market share approach
  704. Time to Travel in Search of the Political Market: A Review Article
  705. Authentic speech versus exploited speech : the communicational power of blogs
  706. Political Marketing and Democracy: A Plea for Cross-Fertilization
  707. Policy Instrument Choices for Growth Management and Land Use Regulation
  708. An Epistemological Perspective on Research in Political Marketing
  709. A Cross-cultural Theory of Voter Behavior
  710. Study on Subjectivity Typology about Political Marketing

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