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permanent campaign: a standalone construct

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Political communication

the practice of governing with ongoing campaign techniques such as polling, image management and media strategy between elections.

In political communication, permanent campaign refers to the practice of governing with ongoing campaign techniques such as polling, image management and media strategy between elections. This meaning comes from Blumenthal (1980) in The permanent campaign.[1]

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References

Blumenthal, S. (1980). The permanent campaign. Beacon Press. ISBN 9780671453411

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