PMG newsletter 2012: call for items by March 15 2012

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Jennifer Lees-Marshment

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Mar 2, 2012, 9:08:07 PM3/2/12
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Hi everyone
I hope 2012 is treating you well. I'm going to put together the next newsletter by April, so please send any items to me by 15 March.

What we are looking for is things like:

1. Call for papers/articles/chapters in political marketing

2. Upcoming events such as conferences in political marketing

3. Reports on past events in political marketing

4. Recently released books on political marketing

5. Information on student research in political marketing at UG, honours, masters or PhD thesis level

6. International co-ordinator news on developments in their country

7. News of research progress/grants/teams within institutions

8. Commentaries on political marketing - e.g. on leaders, elections, world events, and trends from a political marketing perspective. These should not be academic journal article in style; more a punchy, informal opinion piece of no more than 1000 words.

best wishes, Jennifer
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New books Political marketing in Canada and The Routledge Handbook of Political Marketing
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University of Auckland Department of Political Studies Private Bag 92019 Auckland New Zealand Email j.lees-m...@auckland.ac.nz

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Zeidler B.M.

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Mar 3, 2012, 9:38:16 AM3/3/12
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Dear Jennifer,

I would like to submit a summary of my PhD thesis. My title is From L’Etat, C’est Moi to L’Ethos, C’est Moi : Presidential Branding Strategies in Contemporary French Political Self-Narratives" but I'm not sure it will be appropriate as I focus on how Mitterrand and Sarkozy used their self-narratives published before their election as a branding tool.

Kind regards,

Britt

Britt Marie Zeidler
Postgraduate Research Student
Modern Languages
University of Southampton
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Darren Lilleker

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Mar 6, 2012, 3:29:19 PM3/6/12
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Dear Britt
Your article sounds just the sort of work we look for and personally I would be very interested to read it as I am sure would many of our members.
I personally conducted some research on the online component of the 2007 French presidential election and for a conference paper compared the branding messages of Royal and Sarkozy, the contrast in tone 'we' versus 'I' was very interesting and resonates with your 'l'ethos C'est Moi' title. If you have any further work I would be very interesting in reading that, though it would have to be in English as my French is ok for ordering food etc but not so good for academic work. I am currently doing some work on the current election and presenting at an event in Dijon in June, if you are there we may have an opportunity to discuss our work in more detail.
I look forward to reading your article
Best, Darren

Tiffany Winchester

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Mar 6, 2012, 10:07:17 PM3/6/12
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Hi Jennifer.

I am also a PhD student with a research topic in Political Marketing,
though I'm still in the early stages. My title is "Using consumer
behaviour theory to enrich understanding of voter behaviour." Is this
something along the lines of what you are looking for? It has a focus on
politics in Australia, as the compulsory voting system adds an interesting
twist to voting behaviour.

Best Regards,
Tiffany

Tiffany Winchester
Lecturer in Marketing, Deakin Graduate School of Business
Deakin University, 70 Elgar Road, Burwood, Victoria 3125, Australia
Phone: (03) 9244 5069
Email: tiffany.w...@deakin.edu.au
Website: www.deakin.edu.au/buslaw

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