[ecrea] Presidential Campaign Communication - La communication des campagnes présidentielles

The Journal “French Politics” has published a special issue 
"Presidential Campaign Communication” - “French Politics, Vol. 14, N°2, 
www.palgrave-journals.com/fp/ - Its guest editor in chief is Philippe J. 
Maarek, Professor at Paris East - UPEC University, and member of CNRS 
Institute of Communication Science (and former Chair of IAMCR Political 
Communication Research Section)

Contents:

1. Introduction: Toward the congruence of contemporary political 
communication campaigns”?, by Philippe J. Maarek
2. Towards a standardization of campaign strategies dictated by the 
Obama ‘model’? The case of ‘American-style’ canvassing during the 2012 
French presidential election campaign, by Anais Theviot
3. Televised presidential debates: Parallel lessons from the 2012 
American and French elections, by Philippe J. Maarek
4.Coproduction or cooptation? Real-time spin and social media response 
during the 2012 French and US presidential debates, by Chris Wells, Jack 
Van Thomme, Peter Maurer, Alex Hanna, Jon Pevehouse, Dhavan V. Shah & 
Erik Bucy
5. Comparing online campaigning: The evolution of interactive 
campaigning from Royal to Obama to Hollande, by Darren G. Lilleker

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La Revue “French Politics “ vient de publier un numéro spécial sur le 
sujet “La communication des campagnes présidentielles” (“Presidential 
Campaign Communication”) - “French Politics, Vol. 14, N°2, 
www.palgrave-journals.com/fp/ - Le rédacteur en chef invité en est 
Philippe J. Maarek, Professeur à l’Université Paris Est - UPEC et membre 
de l’Institut des Sciences de la Communication du CNRS
Le sommaire en est le suivant:

1. Introduction: Toward the congruence of contemporary political 
communication campaigns”?, par Philippe J. Maarek
2. Towards a standardization of campaign strategies dictated by the 
Obama ‘model’? The case of ‘American-style’ canvassing during the 2012 
French presidential election campaign, par Anais Theviot
3. Televised presidential debates: Parallel lessons from the 2012 
American and French elections, par Philippe J. Maarek
4.Coproduction or cooptation? Real-time spin and social media response 
during the 2012 French and US presidential debates, par Chris Wells, 
Jack Van Thomme, Peter Maurer, Alex Hanna, Jon Pevehouse, Dhavan V. Shah 
et Erik Bucy
5. Comparing online campaigning: The evolution of interactive 
campaigning from Royal to Obama to Hollande, par Darren G. Lilleker




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