L'image au pouvoir. Les portraits de Berlusconi

Cheles, Luciano

doi:10.2307/3771761

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“…Through the media, politicians in the public sphere can manipulate voters, secure their election and serve the interest of the economic elite. The case of the former Prime Minister of Italy, Silvio Berlusconi, provides a good example for this phenomenon (Shin and Agnew, 2008;Cheles, 2003).…”

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Good governance and confidentiality: a matter of the preservation of the public sphere

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2014

Corporate Governance

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Purpose – The purpose of this article is to discuss the concepts confidentiality and transparency in the context of good governance. Design/methodology/approach – After exploring the concepts of confidentiality, good governance and other relevant concepts, they are related to each other. Findings – When it comes to good governance, transparency is overrated and confidentiality is taken for granted. For good governance, there must be a balance between the two to preserve the public sphere. Originality/value – The paper contributes to the understanding of good governance and the evolution of the public sphere.

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Good governance and confidentiality: a matter of the preservation of the public sphere

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Neuwirth

2014

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Campagnes électorales, partis politiques et personnel politique intérimaire au Cameroun : entre échange conjoncturel et clientélisme1

Nguegang

2019

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Cet article présente l’échange entre les partis politiques et le personnel politique intérimaire pendant la campagne électorale. Il montre comment, pendant cette période, les partis politiques ont recours à des auxiliaires du jeu électoral pour fabriquer et diffuser leur matériel afin de sensibiliser et mobiliser les électeurs. En échange de ces services, ces auxiliaires électoraux reçoivent des avantages financiers, vestimentaires et alimentaires ainsi que des promesses d’emplois et autres bénéfices symboliques.

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L'image au pouvoir. Les portraits de Berlusconi

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Good governance and confidentiality: a matter of the preservation of the public sphere

Good governance and confidentiality: a matter of the preservation of the public sphere

Campagnes électorales, partis politiques et personnel politique intérimaire au Cameroun : entre échange conjoncturel et clientélisme1

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