POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

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POLITICAL MARKETING PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS

1. Strategic decision-making for water resource management in semi-arid metropolitan and rural areas
2. Social marketing: An overview of approach and effects
3. Politics, Markets and the Shift to Gas: Insights from the Seven Historical Case Studies
4. The political market for criminal justice
5. Developing Political Marketing Strategies: a System Dynamics Simulation-Based Approach
6. Competitive analysis, structure and strategy in politics: a critical approach
7. Strategic postures of political marketing: An exploratory operationalization
8. Sustainable Energy and the States: Essays on Politics, Markets, and Leadership
9. Applicability Of Branding Principles And Laws In Politics
10. The Impact of New Technology on the Communication of Parliamentary Information
11. Natural and political markets: Organizing the transfer of technology and knowledge
12. Still Silent ? Political Market Segmentation and the Case of Ethnic Women
13. Politically Significant Events and Their Effect on the Image of Political Parties
14. Educational policy: Politics, markets and the decline of ‘publicness’
15. Politics, Markets, Networks and European Higher Education
16. Do Environmentalists Practice What They Preach? Environmental Ideology as a Determinant of Voting and Private Consumption Choice
17. Democracy, Public Expenditures, and the Poor: Understanding Political Incentives for Providing Public Services
18. The public nature of science under assault: Politics, markets, science and the law
19. Systematic Mispricing in Experimental Markets – Evidence from Political Stock Markets
20. Shareholder Evaluation of Public Corporation Executives. An Executive Performance Measure being an Adequate Basis of a Motivational System
21. Branding in Politics—Manifestations, Relevance and Identity-Oriented Management
22. Children’s acquisition of political opinions
23. Intellectual Property Rights and Dispute Settlement in the World Trade Organization
24. What does political economy tell us about economic development – And vice versa?
25. The Neoliberalization of Ecosystem Services: Wetland Mitigation Banking and Problems in Environmental Governance
26. Media responsibility and accountability: New conceptualizations and practices
27. Information and Efficiency in Political Stock Markets: Using Computerized Markets to Predict Election Results
28. Economic and Political Markets: Merits, Limitations, and the Role of Biblical Morality
29. The Professionalization of Political Communication: A Necessity or a Danger?
30. Political Marketing against the Background of Modern Marketing Theory
31. Political marketing and the emotional citizen
32. Public Choice and Constitutional Political Economy
33. Privatization: A Transitional Analysis using Property Rights Theory and Political Market Theory
34. Votes and Vetoes: The Political Determinants of Commercial Openness
35. Marketing good works: new trends in how interest groups recruit supporters
36. The Political Economy of Public Expenditures
37. Unceasing Animosities and the Public Tranquility: Political Market Failure and the Scope of the Commerce Power
38. The Limits to Dividend Arbitrage: Implications for Cross-Border Investment
39. Voting, non‐voting and consumer buying behaviour: non‐voter segmentation (NVS) and the underlining causes of electoral inactivity
40. Labour Party: saved by the modernisers or modernised to be saved?
41. Mapping the production of political communications: a model to assist in understanding the relationships between the production and consumption of political messages
42. An Exploratory Assessment of the Political Product: Proclamations of the Faithful
43. Communication of politics: cross-cultural theory building in the practice of public relations and political marketing
44. Building a Brand Relationship with Voters: The Need for IMC within Political Parties
45. For cost-reducing technologies, knowing markets is to change them
46. Future employment promises as rent seeking in representative government
47. Industrial Policy, Lobbying, and the Direction of Technological Change
48. Principal-Agent Relationships in the Theory of Bureaucracy
49. Predictions using experimental markets
50. Focus group follies? Qualitative research and British Labour Party strategy
51. Toward a Study of Political Marketing: Theoretical Limitations and Methodologies
52. Political Markets, Bond Markets, and the Effects of Uncertainty: A Cross‐National Analysis
53. Toward an Ethical Framework for Political Marketing
54. Editorial: Broadening the boundaries of marketing: Political marketing in the new millennium
55. Transition and Economics: Politics, Markets, and Firms
56. What have public affairs and advertising got in common?
57. Smoke and mirrors: Is that the way it is? Themes in political marketing
58. The Merging of Public Relations and Political Marketing
59. “A Theory of International Conflict Management and Sanctioning”: Erratum.
60. The Democratic Efficiency Debate and Definitions of Political Equilibrium
61. Trends and Issues in Political Marketing Technologies
62. The Desire for Public Safety and How “Judge Merciless” Became a State Senator
63. ‘Metaphorical Reasoning and Knowledge Generation: The Case of Political Marketing’
64. Political exchange in mass party regimes and the transition from socialism
65. Election 2001 The Silent Majority: Women
66. Payment on delivery ‐ Recognising constituency service as political marketing
67. The Marketing of Political Marketing
68. Strategic political segmentation: A new approach for a new era of political marketing
69. The permanent campaign ‐ The integration of market research techniques in developing strategies in a more uncertain political climate
70. The Internal-External Marketing Orientation of a Political Party: Social Implications of Political Party Marketing Orientation
71. The Marriage of Politics and Marketing
72. A Roll Call Analysis of the Endangered Species Act Amendments
73. Political Communications and Democratic Politics
74. Political Marketing: Nature and Characteristics
75. Organizing Events: Managing Conflict and Consensus in a Political Market Square
76. Public relations for public affairs
77. Legal rules, governance structures and financial systems
78. Political Marketing and Basics Strategies
79. Greener Pastures: Politics, Markets, and Community among a Migrant Pastoral People.
80. A Positive Theory of Privatization
81. Interaction in the Political Market Square: Organising Marketing of Events
82. Political market effect of park and ride
83. A Theory of Takeover Bidding

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