Publication details

The presidential election in the Czech Republic: a case study of Karel Schwarzenberg's campaign strategy

Authors

GREGOR Miloš MATUŠKOVÁ Anna

Year of publication 2014
Type Chapter of a book
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Social Studies

Citation
Description Campaign strategy is a very complex process consisting of various interdependent processes such as market analysis, research, polling, segmentation, strategic communication, timing, constant analysing process of political environment and of course crucial role-plays candidate itself. Lastly strategy always changes with different type of election and depends on electoral system. This case study offers insight into the 2012-2013 presidential race in the Czech Republic.

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