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Last Man Standing Media, Framing, and the 2012 Republican Primaries

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14.11.2013

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Rowman & Littlefield

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Englisch

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978-1-4422-2035-5

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Produktdetails

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

14.11.2013

Verlag

Rowman & Littlefield

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196

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23,5/15,7/1,5 cm

Gewicht

443 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4422-2035-5

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  • Last Man Standing

    Table of Contents

    Dedication

    Acknowledgments

    Chapter 1: Setting the Stage
    Understanding the Context Media FramingPrimariesCitizens United v. Federal Election CommissionUnderstanding Framing in the 2012 Republican Primaries
    Chapter 2:An Unsettled Field (May-June 2011)
    Meet the CandidatesTop-Tier CandidatesJon HuntsmanTim PawlentyMitt RomneyTea Party Conservatives Michele BachmannHerman CainNewt GingrichRick SantorumThe Libertarian FringeGary JohnsonRon PaulThe Race BeginsThe First Debate: South CarolinaGingrich Implodes: Parts I and IIThe Evangelical VoteGingrich Implodes. AgainThe Second Debate: New HampshireBachmann's BuzzCampaigns in TroubleRick Perry: A New Alternative to Romney?
    Chapter 3: The Race Intensifies (July-August 2011)
    The Rise of Michele BachmannPawlenty's "Failure to Launch"Huntsman's "Difficulty Gaining Traction"Romney's Focused CampaignPerry: A Conservative's DreamAll Eyes on IowaThe Ames Straw PollPerry "Jolts" the FieldPaul's Predicament Limiting the Pool
    Chapter 4:The Rollercoaster Continues (September-October 2011)
    The Candidates Debate: Simi Valley, CA and Tampa, FLPerry versus RomneyPerry Under a Microscope Romney: The "Eat-Your-Vegetables" Candidate Focus on FloridaRaising Cain: The Florida Straw PollThe Rise (and Fall) of "Anti-Romney" CandidatesPerry Falls ShortBachmann's Lost Her BuzzPaul Beginning to SurgeCain: The Latest Flavor-of-the-MonthOctober Debates: Hanover, NH and Las Vegas, NVMoving Right Romney: Establishment's Choice, but What About Voters?The Influence of DebatesGetting Ready for the Final Stretch
    Chapter 5:The Final Stretch (November-December 2011)
    Cain: A Candidate Mired in ControversyVying for SupportCain's Foreign Policy DebacleRomney: Disciplined CampaignerThe Rebirth of GingrichThe End of Cain Campaigning in December: The Final Sprint BeginsRomney: Changing Strategy?Can Gingrich Maintain His Position in the Top Tier?Five Days, Three DebatesRealities of Winter CampaignsRallying Behind a Conservative Candidate
    Chapter 6: Voting Begins (January-February 2012)
    The Iowa Caucuses BeginMoving on to New HampshireSouth Carolina: The First Southern PrimaryCreating Racial Tensions Florida: Romney Fights BackSantorum's Resurgence Romney's Uncertain TerrainSantorum: The Conservative Alternative?Gingrich: His Own Worst Enemy?Paul: Looking for Leverage Arizona and Michigan: Romney's Resurgence?
    Chapter 7: Last Man Standing (March-April 2012)
    A Delegate StrategyBuild-Up to Super TuesdayNo Clear Winner on Super TuesdayRomney: No Excitement, No InspirationSantorum's Wild RideGingrich and Paul: Still Running, TooMid-March MadnessApril: The Race Winds DownRomney: The Last Man Standing
    Chapter 8: Conclusion
    Framing Candidates and IssuesImpact of the Tea PartyWhat Happened in 2012?Pragmatism versus Ideology
    Appendix:Methods
    Data CollectionNewspaper Articles Table A.1: Newspaper Articles Included in StudyCable News TranscriptsTable A.2: Cable News Transcripts Included in StudyDrawing the SampleTextual AnalysisA Final Note on Methods
    Bibliography