„Twitter-Armies“, „Earned Media“ und „Big Crowds“ im US-Wahlkampf 2016: Zur wachsenden Bedeutung des Nachrichtenfaktors Öffentlichkeitsresonanz

What’s the Deal? Trump, Fichte’s Closed Commercial State, and the Perverse Dialectic of Neoliberal Risk

“…The presidency of Donald Trump, whose hyperbolically self-promoting business style has made him an object of public fascination since the 1980s, has already given rise to a vast body of writing. In addition to the two biographies published prior to the 2016 election (Kranish and Fisher 2016;Johnston 2016), this ever growing literature includes not only several books published by mainstream trade presses (Wolff 2018;Johnston 2018) together with myriad newspaper articles and essays in public affairs magazines, but a growing body of academic literature dedicated to analyzing his psychology and personality type (Hearn 2017;Martin and Krause-Jensen 2017;Fuchsman 2017;Allcorn and Stein 2018), rhetorical style (Jamieson and Taussig 2017), political practice (Agnew and Shin 2017;Siegel 2017) and the relationship between his political and business career as well as to exploring his rise to power in light of broader trends in American as well as Global politics (Papalia 2017;Michels 2017;Massing 2018), transformations in the landscape of mass media (Andrejevic 2016;Wells et al 2016;Werber 2017;Johnson 2018;Fürst and Oehmer 2018), and the dialectic of late capitalism (Hearn 2017).…”