The Negativity of Election Campaign: Comparative Analysis of Remigijus Šimašius' and Artūras Zuokas' Election Campaigns The problem, which is analysed in this research, is that it is noted that in Lithuania, as in the other parts of the world, negativity is penetrating into the policy context for the campaign, and such a tradition is inheriting from the American model of the campaign. In 2015, in the direct elections of Vilnius City mayoral, the candidates are using social networks not only for communication with voters, but also as the election campaign, which escalates in the negative field. Often after the debates in the media or in the articles, candidates’ comments and responses move straight to the social space. Furthermore, scientist...
The bachelor thesis focuses on the issue of negative political campaigns and their occurrence on soc...
There is little comparative research on what causes candidates in elections across the world to ‘go ...
Why do election candidates go negative? This question about one of the most distinct elements of cam...
Negativity in G. Nausėda's and I. Šimonytė's Presidential Campaigns: Comparative Analysis of Cases T...
Pastaruoju metu Lietuvoje gana daug diskusijų kyla dėl didėjančio negatyvių žinių srauto žiniasklaid...
In the course of election campaigns politicians and political parties try their best to highlight th...
In the course of election campaigns politicians and political parties try their best to highlight th...
Political negative advertising is an important aspect of electoral campaigning, and has attracted in...
Little comparative evidence exists about what causes candidates to use negative campaigning in elect...
1 Abstract This thesis deals with the analysis of the negative campaigns run by seven leaders of pol...
Negative advertising is frequent in electoral campaigns, despite its ambiguous effectiveness: negati...
Research in field negative campaigning has demonstrated an anglophone nature. Little is known about ...
The current research investigated the effects of negative as compared to positive person-based polit...
Alessandro Nai & Annemarie Walter (eds), New Perspectives on Negative Campaigning: Why Attack Politi...
Very little is known in broad comparative terms about the nature and content of election campaigns. ...
The bachelor thesis focuses on the issue of negative political campaigns and their occurrence on soc...
There is little comparative research on what causes candidates in elections across the world to ‘go ...
Why do election candidates go negative? This question about one of the most distinct elements of cam...
Negativity in G. Nausėda's and I. Šimonytė's Presidential Campaigns: Comparative Analysis of Cases T...
Pastaruoju metu Lietuvoje gana daug diskusijų kyla dėl didėjančio negatyvių žinių srauto žiniasklaid...
In the course of election campaigns politicians and political parties try their best to highlight th...
In the course of election campaigns politicians and political parties try their best to highlight th...
Political negative advertising is an important aspect of electoral campaigning, and has attracted in...
Little comparative evidence exists about what causes candidates to use negative campaigning in elect...
1 Abstract This thesis deals with the analysis of the negative campaigns run by seven leaders of pol...
Negative advertising is frequent in electoral campaigns, despite its ambiguous effectiveness: negati...
Research in field negative campaigning has demonstrated an anglophone nature. Little is known about ...
The current research investigated the effects of negative as compared to positive person-based polit...
Alessandro Nai & Annemarie Walter (eds), New Perspectives on Negative Campaigning: Why Attack Politi...
Very little is known in broad comparative terms about the nature and content of election campaigns. ...
The bachelor thesis focuses on the issue of negative political campaigns and their occurrence on soc...
There is little comparative research on what causes candidates in elections across the world to ‘go ...
Why do election candidates go negative? This question about one of the most distinct elements of cam...