Author:
Bowler Shaun,Donovan Todd,Fernandez Ken
Abstract
Looks at the California initiative (referendum) process and its development. Outlines the political marketing industry, its techniques and development, as part of the initiative process. Examines the marketing industry in California and campaign techniques and practices. Considers why an industry devoted to political marketing arose when it did, over and above the simple adoption of campaigning techniques.
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