Consultancy Notes
From the aspiring politician to the ruler
Keywords
- candidato,
- gobernante,
- elecciones,
- estilo,
- infotainment,
- politainment
- candidate,
- ruler,
- elections,
- style,
- infotainment,
- politainment
How to Cite
Marchante Carrero, Álvaro. (2022). From the aspiring politician to the ruler. Más Poder Local, (48), 160-164. https://doi.org/10.56151/6.5887.16
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Abstract
Acceptance of great challenges, promises that are not going to be fulfilled, changes of style and even extreme styles of appearance... Are the candidates for public dignities the same people whom we elect when they reach government positions? The growing volatility of social attention and the low interest in politics leads to significant changes in the style of the candidate who later, when he becomes governor, moderates or changes. Thus, we have the freshest image during the campaigns and the most serious during the governments.
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