The Professionalisation of Political Communication Peter Bogdanovich

The Professionalisation of Political Communication Peter BogdanovichLong before a politician opens his mouth to speak in public, his words have been filtered through a team of public relations experts, communications consultants, and campaign assistants. When did politicians speeches stop being their own? And who are these professional communicators who fine tune messages to suit the demands of electoral strategy? In The Professionalization of Political Communication, renowned contributors explore the effect of such

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