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    Lessons on a new kind of political communication to win the silent majority: US Elections 2016

    Date
    2016-12-13
    Author
    Dogan, Taner
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    Dogan, T. (2016) 'Lessons on a new kind of political communication to win the silent majority: US Elections 2016', Politics Today, December 13.
    Abstract
    The rise of the far right has grown on the back of highly divisive, identity-based rhetoric. It emphasizes the growth of fear, anger, Islamophobic discourse and anti-migration policies. How this new wave will impact realpolitik going forward will be watched by many with great concern and unease. Yet it is clear that this new paradigm is a revolt against the postmodern period, which has been increasingly candidate-centered at the expense of any party or social movement.
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    https://politicstoday.org/lessons-on-a-new-kind-of-political-communication-to-win-the-silent-majority-us-elections-2016/
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    https://eresearch.qmu.ac.uk/handle/20.500.12289/11802
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