Make your mark! : influencing across your organization / by 186101 Craig, Sue

Relasi Terorisme dan Media by Fajar Junaedi

“…Terrorism is the major issue in the recent years. As political communications forms, terrorism can only have significance as a communication act if the action of terrorism group transmitted through the mass media to the large audience. …”
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Persuasion and power : the art of strategic communication / by Farwell, James P.

Deep Link Entropy for Quantifying Edge Significance in Social Networks by Seval Yurtcicek Ozaydin, Fatih Ozaydin

“…Through online political communications, fragmented groups appear around ideological lines, which might form echo chambers if the communications within like-minded groups are dominant over the communications among different-minded groups, potentially contributing to political polarization and extremism. …”
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Cosmopolitan communications : cultural diversity in a globalized world / by 506577 Norris, Pippa, Inglehart, Ronald

Komunikator Politik Berdasarkan Teori Generasi by Mirza Shahreza

“…Apparently, we can all play a role as a political communicator when reacting to news about politics that appear in various mass media. …”
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Evolution of Political Simulacra in Digital Society (on the Examples of “fake news” and “post-truth”) by V. P. Miletskiy, O. A. Nikifоrova

“…“Fake-news” and “posttruth” pose a threat to society as a whole, create “obstacles” for their study and complicate communicative interaction, replacing real socio-political communications and tangible political actions with their imitation in virtual space or, for example, as a politically convenient truth, form a certain synthetic simulacrum in political-communicative practice, which combines PR-shows and media manipulations.…”
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Journalism and PR: News, Media and Public Relations in the Digital Age by Lloyd, J, Toogood, L

“…In recent years, developments in corporate PR and in political communications mean that the news media outlets are less and less important to the persuaders. …”

Du consentement à la délibération : une critique communicationnelle du marketing politique by Éric Dacheux

“…The thesis advanced by this article is that such institutions would do well to distinguish more clearly between communication, marketing and manipulation in their political communications, a clarification that leads to a change in strategic objective: not to draw institutions closer to their publics, but to foster a common culture respectful of the cultural diversity of individuals, while creating an “integrative conflict.” …”
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Dynamics of the Media Image of the Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov in the Context of Political Media Communication in Russia by A. Y. Evseev

“…The theoretical aspects of the media image of the Russian region and its components are considered, the role of the image of the head of the republic in the context of the dynamics of political communications is indicated. The object of study is the image of the head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov, the features of positioning within the framework of the paradigm shift of the idea of Chechnya and its leader are revealed. …”
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<b>Polí­tica e novas tecnologias - cruzamentos obrigatórios</b> by Otávio Alves Filho

“…Key words technology, politics, communication…”
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RIGHT FOR COMMUNICATION: THE DUE AND THE ACTUAL by L. F. Gainullina, L. S. Leontyeva

“…Results: basing on the analysis of empirical and statistical data the dialectic contradiction is revealed between the actual as the instantaneous state of affairs in political-communicative sphere and the due as a system of information-communicative relations formed on the basis of normative-legal acts regulating the information sphere, which are adequate for the modern democratic society. …”
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NATIONAL WORLDVIEW IN BILINGUAL COMMUNICATION by V. A. Iovenko

“…Spaniards often use words from different spheres of life (sports, medicine, warfare, etc) in political communicative situations. The research finds that the Spanish language tends to actively coin new words and combination patterns of “event” semantics. …”
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ANALISIS KOMPETENSI PEDAGOGIK CALON GURU SEKOLAH DASAR DALAM MATA KULIAH MICROTEACHING by Fadilah Ismiya Niswati, Ika Candra Sayekti

“…The results showed that 1) prospective teachers were able to master seven pedagogical of ten competencies, so the informant require to improve three other aspects, that are: curriculum development; implementation of educated learning; and effectively, empathically, and politely communication with students; 2) obstacles faced by informant are they haven’t mastered content material well; lack of creativity in media development; and they haven’t mastered classical management well; 3) efforts that required by the informant are by increasing knowledge about learning materials by finding references from various sources, increasing creativity in media development, and being able to be assertive and be able to reprimand students.…”
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Symbols and Spatiality of Social Media: Re-constructing the Digital Public Realm by Chen, Feiyue

“…From an urban standpoint, this project will examine the digital public realm within the context of global urbanization, and by re-visiting and re-interpreting terms like “echo chambers” and “privacy crisis,” to understand why its current structure, one that rests upon the logic of economics, has turned the internet into an insatiable and formless network that is incapable of conditioning effective political communications. Overall, this project will take architecture and urbanism as the design and research methodology, political philosophy as the conceptual framework, and media studies as the state of field.…”
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Political public relations : principles and applications / by Stromback, Jesper, Kiousis, Spiro

Relations between Russia and the European Union in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic by T. N. Cherkashina

“…The study revealed the absence of fundamental changes that would improve the political communications between the two parties because no non-politicized dialogue was possible at that stage. …”
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Populism 2.0 in the Spanish public sphere through Twitter by Isidoro Arroyo-Almaraz, Francisco Del Pino Ortega, Pilar Vicente-Fernández

“…The study confirms the importance of sentimental and emotional discourse and the role of the party leader in political communications. …”
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WACANA DIALOG DALAM FILM DALYEORA JAJEONGEO : ANALISIS PRINSIP KERJASAMA DAN PRINSIP KESOPANAN by , BRAMANTYA PUTRA, , Yuliawati Dwi Widyaningrum, S.S., M.A.

“…Based on the data analysis, the lessons that we can learn is if we want to compose a cooperative and politely communication with the other, we should speaks anything based on the facts and the opponentâ��s necessity. …”

PERSEPSI PEMUDA TERHADAP PARTAI POLITIK NASIONALPESERTA PEMILU 2014 DAN IMPLIKASINYA TERHADAPKETAHANAN POLITIK WILAYAH (Studi Pada KNPI Provinsi Banten) by Agus Aan Hermawan

“…The function of the politics party which was not either done that was political communicative function, the function of political socialization or political education, the function of political recruitment, and function of conflict regulator. party mod system which multi party was considered that there were still too much the numbers. …”
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