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The article concerns the analysis of mechanisms of functioning of the party system and political market. The main problem, which is analyzed in the text, is the answer to the question to what extent the parties’ relationships are dependent on market factors, and to what extent they are autonomous and independent from the processes taking place in the market. Market factors are: the level of the political awareness of electors, their loyalty and the stability of election behaviours as well as character of media particularly their programme and political profile. However amongst factors from beyond market, the author focuses on the political tradition, the ideological identification of the party and the attitude of parties’ leaders.
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The article analyzes the ways and extent of use of the Internet to communicate with voters by the Polish political elites. The evaluation was done from the perspective of the thesis of so called permanent campaign phenomenon. An important part of the evaluation was also comparison of the Polish experience and abroad campaigns (the USA). The model of analysis was enriched by an original classification and the review of political channels of communication on the Internet. In this context, the idea of communication revolution in Polish political campaigns was strongly criticized. The article compares also the traditional media (television, radio and press) with a new medium – the Internet in terms of their credibility, attractiveness and effectiveness in public awareness. The analysis identified a number of problems related to the political communication of Polish elites on the Internet. These are: lack of competence in following the technological bandwagon, insufficient abilities in the Internet cultural code, abandonment of Internet communication projects, and publishing derivative and superficial political information.
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discussed. The problems stem from both the variety of forms used by the political parties and candidates and the approach to the research question. Such diversity embraces definitions of the research field, its functions, and the social reception of political activity. They show the heterogeneity of the discussed phenomenon and diversity of interpretation of marketing activity in politics, which refers also to the methodological issues. Political marketing is a peculiar form of political communication, manifested mainly during the electoral campaign. Communication scheme, including sender – receiver model, is diversified because of the multiplicity of the roles performed by people in the process of communication.
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The article discusses the concepts of storytelling and narrative in the context of political communication and political marketing. It explains the narrative as a cognitive schema, what is the mechanism of discourse production and then proceeds to analyzing the relationship between the story, the recipient, and the political brand. In the context of political marketing storytelling has five key functions for the brand: cognitive, semiotic, emotional, axiological and social. Storytelling activates structures responsible for information processing and generates branding-related networks. Branding builds on their context and provides tools for interpreting goals and intent.
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Analyses the dynamics and characteristics of political marketing in election campaigns the period of existence of the independent Ukraine. The influence of the nature of the electoral processes of social, economic, financial, social and other factors.
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Motywem przewodnim prezentowanego dwudziestego ósmego tomu Studiów Politologicznych są zagadnienia polityczne występujące w przestrzeni wschodnioeuropejskiej. Przestrzeń wschodnioeuropejska, pomimo podobnych doświadczeń politycznych, pozostaje nadal, co – przynajmniej częściowo – zostaje odwzorowane w prezentowanych tekstach, sferą polimorficzną, z wielością odmiennych tradycji, interesów oraz uwarunkowań politycznych, społecznych i ekonomicznych. Na ten stan rzeczy wpływają procesy standaryzacji i integracji. Z jednej strony są to przede wszystkim standardy systemu Rady Europy. Tworzą one przestrzeń podobnego myślenia i zachowania w ramach relacji jednostka – władza publiczna. Z drugiej strony są to procesy integracyjne, charakteryzujące się różnymi wektorami integracji. Obok odwoływania się, a czasem przyjmowania wartości Unii Europejskiej, obserwujemy równie dynamiczne budowanie konkurencyjnych systemów zbliżania i integracji państw poradzieckich. Cechą znamienną integracji przestrzeni poradzieckiej jest bowiem wielość konfiguracji realizowanej współpracy. Inaczej przebiega ona na płaszczyźnie polityki celnej, gospodarczej, naukowej czy zagranicznej.
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W wielu środowiskach, w tym także w kręgach naukowych pokutuje pogląd redukujący marketing polityczny do kategorii zestawu metod i narzędzi socjotechnicznych stosowanych w polityce w celu uzyskania poparcia społecznego i osiągnięcia dobrego wyniku w wyborach. Z takim poglądem trzeba zdecydowanie polemizować bowiem upraszcza on postrzeganie zarówno zakresu, jak również celów i charakteru tej dynamicznie rozwijającej się dziedziny życia związanej ze sferą polityki. Niezbędne staje się dokładne wyjaśnienie istoty marketingu politycznego. We współczesnym świecie jest to: z jednej strony – dziedzina praktyki politycznej, a z drugiej – dziedzina badań naukowych1. Jeśli nawet pole analizy zostałoby ograniczone do wymiaru praktycznych zastosowań marketingu politycznego to i tak nie można go utożsamiać jedynie z zestawem technik promocyjnych. Poza promocją politycznego produktu pełni on bowiem szereg rozlicznych funkcji w demokratycznym systemie politycznym.
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Economic globalization and the intensification of international interdependence have prompted the deepening of the mechanism of political and economic unification. The result of these processes is the penetration of enterprises and the state. The product development and marketing strategies that were the domain of private companies and corporations are being taken over by the public sector. Each item or service must be distinguished from the competing product by the appropriate symbol, name, term or logo called the brand. In the process of globalization, the state has entered the branding sphere. As a result, the concepts of national branding, country branding, and political branding have emerged. The concepts assumed the state as a brand. The purpose of the study is to analyze branding in the context of placing this subject of cognitive research in political studies and to study the problem of defining branding and a brand using the etymology of terms.
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