Taking our country back : the crafting of networked politics from Howard Dean to Barack Obama
著者
書誌事項
Taking our country back : the crafting of networked politics from Howard Dean to Barack Obama
(Oxford studies in digital politics / series editor: Andrew Chadwick)
Oxford University Press, c2012
- : pbk
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 217-224) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Taking Our Country Back presents the previously untold history of the uptake of new media in Democratic electoral campaigning over the last decade. Drawing on open-ended interviews with more than fifty political staffers, fieldwork during the 2008 primaries and general election, and archival research, Daniel Kreiss shows how a group of young, technically-skilled internet staffers came together on the Howard Dean campaign and created a series of innovations
in organization, tools, and practice that have changed the campaign game. After the election, these individuals founded an array of consulting firms and training organizations and staffed prominent Democratic campaigns. In the process, they carried their innovations across Democratic politics and contributed
to a number of electoral victories, including Barack Obama's historic bid for the presidency. In revealing this history, the book provides a rich empirical look at the communication tools, practices, and infrastructure that shape contemporary online campaigning.
Through a detailed history of new media and political campaigning, Taking Our Country Back contributes to an interdisciplinary body of scholarship from communication, sociology, and political science. The book theorizes processes of innovation in online electoral politics and gives readers a new understanding of how the internet and its use by the Dean campaign have fundamentally changed the field of political campaigning. Kreiss shows how these innovations, exemplified by the Dean and
Obama campaigns, were the product of the movement of staffers between industries and within organizational structures. Such movement provided a space for technical development and incentives for experimentation. Taking Our Country Back is a serious and vital analysis, both on-the-ground and theoretical, of
how a small group of internet staffers transformed what campaigning means today and how cultural work mobilizes and motivates supporters to participate in collective action.
目次
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1: Innovation, Infrastructure, and Organization in New Media Campaigning
- Chapter 2: Crafting Networked Politics
- Chapter 3: Dean's Demise and Taking on Bush
- Chapter 4: Wiring the Party
- Chapter 5: Organizing the Obama Campaign
- Chapter 6: Mobilizing for Victory
- Conclusion: New Media Campaigning from Dean to Obama
- Bibliography
- Notes
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