Titlebook: Political Communication in Direct Democratic Campaigns; Enlightening or Mani Hanspeter Kriesi (Chair in Comparative Politics) Book 2011 Pal

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The Context of the Campaigns,ct- democratic process, and as such they are, as Sniderman (2000: 69) points out, the ‘organizers of political choices’. They organize the choices for political and media actors, and for voters. They do so by imposing constraints and opportunities on the communication strategies of the strategic act

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Design of the Study: An Integrated Approach,and Johnston 2006; Goldstein and Ridout 2004, Iyengar and Simon 2000). Without doubt, one of the strongest approaches to investigating the effects of mediated political campaigns is the analysis of . from panel designs (e.g. Bartels 2006). However, even studies relying on panel data are plagued with

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Coalition Formation,cracy. To our knowledge, Manweller (2005); Bowler & Hanneman (2006); and Kriesi (2005, 2006) are the only studies which explicitly address this issue. In this chapter, we take a closer look at the process of coalition formation in the context of Swiss direct-democratic campaigns. We argue that in th

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Media Organizations in Direct-Democratic Campaigns,ia basically transport political messages from political actors to citizens. Media thus serve democracy as an important and indispensable instrument. However, commercialization of the media, a shift from the dominance of journalistic values to the dominance of financial considerations, and a shift f