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Marketing the Political Product

That the business of vote winning is essentially a marketing problem is illustrated, and how knowledge of consumer behaviour can be interrelated with the principles of persuasion and thus utilised in the formulation of political marketing strategies is highlighted.

David M. Reid | D. Reid

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