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Rich Rollo
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Gary D. Cluck
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Robert S. Weil
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By James Russell Sarver, Sr.
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FORMAT: Softcover
By James Russell Sarver, Sr.
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By Emily Gaddi
Emily Gaddi is a doctoral student at Pepperdine University in their School of Education and Psychology. She is majoring in Organizational Leadership. She earned her Masters degree in 2009 at University of Redlands in Redlands, California. She completed her Bachelors degree with a major in Philosophy at University of Santo Tomas in 1987 Manila, Philippines. Majority of her background is retailing from the buying office and retail management. She is a people person. According to Emily, in order to be successful in your chosen career, you have to be happy and have the ability to make people happy, then excellent productivity will follow.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Emily Gaddi
Emily Gaddi is a doctoral student at Pepperdine University in their School of Education and Psychology. She is majoring in Organizational Leadership. She earned her Masters degree in 2009 at University of Redlands in Redlands, California. She completed her Bachelors degree with a major in Philosophy at University of Santo Tomas in 1987 Manila, Philippines. Majority of her background is retailing from the buying office and retail management. She is a people person. According to Emily, in order to be successful in your chosen career, you have to be happy and have the ability to make people happy, then excellent productivity will follow.
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By Harry D. Hurless
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By Harry D. Hurless
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FORMAT: Hardcover
By Karen A.B. Jagoda
The political process is seeing the impact of disruptive technologies that are leading to dramatic changes in the marketplace of ideas and action. Crossing the River: The Coming of Age of the Internet in Politics and Advocacy, Karen A.B. Jagoda, Editor, documents how attitudes changed about the convergence of the Internet and politics from 1998 through the 2004 election. Until only recently, the Internet played no role in campaigns as television advertising, direct mail and phone banks took the vast majority of campaign budget dollars. By 2004, candidates effectively used Internet tools for fundraising, persuasion, and mobilization. The focus of this collection of provocative essays and research from a broad range of leading political online strategists and Republican and Democratic insiders is on the most effective use of online tools in order to better allocate valuable campaign resources. Candidates, political strategists, campaign mangers, media planners and buyers, fundraisers, grassroots organizers, public affairs experts, Web publishers, political scientists, and entrepreneurs will gain insights into this new political landscape through the lessons learned and predictions from some of the political and advocacy online pioneers of the 21st Century.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Karen A.B. Jagoda
The political process is seeing the impact of disruptive technologies that are leading to dramatic changes in the marketplace of ideas and action. Crossing the River: The Coming of Age of the Internet in Politics and Advocacy, Karen A.B. Jagoda, Editor, documents how attitudes changed about the convergence of the Internet and politics from 1998 through the 2004 election. Until only recently, the Internet played no role in campaigns as television advertising, direct mail and phone banks took the vast majority of campaign budget dollars. By 2004, candidates effectively used Internet tools for fundraising, persuasion, and mobilization. The focus of this collection of provocative essays and research from a broad range of leading political online strategists and Republican and Democratic insiders is on the most effective use of online tools in order to better allocate valuable campaign resources. Candidates, political strategists, campaign mangers, media planners and buyers, fundraisers, grassroots organizers, public affairs experts, Web publishers, political scientists, and entrepreneurs will gain insights into this new political landscape through the lessons learned and predictions from some of the political and advocacy online pioneers of the 21st Century.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Karen A.B. Jagoda
The political process is seeing the impact of disruptive technologies that are leading to dramatic changes in the marketplace of ideas and action. Crossing the River: The Coming of Age of the Internet in Politics and Advocacy, Karen A.B. Jagoda, Editor, documents how attitudes changed about the convergence of the Internet and politics from 1998 through the 2004 election. Until only recently, the Internet played no role in campaigns as television advertising, direct mail and phone banks took the vast majority of campaign budget dollars. By 2004, candidates effectively used Internet tools for fundraising, persuasion, and mobilization. The focus of this collection of provocative essays and research from a broad range of leading political online strategists and Republican and Democratic insiders is on the most effective use of online tools in order to better allocate valuable campaign resources. Candidates, political strategists, campaign mangers, media planners and buyers, fundraisers, grassroots organizers, public affairs experts, Web publishers, political scientists, and entrepreneurs will gain insights into this new political landscape through the lessons learned and predictions from some of the political and advocacy online pioneers of the 21st Century.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Thomas L. Waldron
The book is the summary of the major circumstances contributing to Al Gore's loss in 2000, derived from books and articles intended for the non-academic reader. Topics discussed are the electoral college, voter roll purging in Florida, Ralph Nader's candidacy, ballot design in Palm Beach and Duval Counties and the recount in Palm Beach County, the decision of the Bush campaign to obstruct the Florida recount and the Bush campaign's military overseas absentee ballot operation. It presents the author's interpretation of these circumstances and how, in hindsight, the Gore campaign might have overcome them.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Thomas L. Waldron
The book is the summary of the major circumstances contributing to Al Gore's loss in 2000, derived from books and articles intended for the non-academic reader. Topics discussed are the electoral college, voter roll purging in Florida, Ralph Nader's candidacy, ballot design in Palm Beach and Duval Counties and the recount in Palm Beach County, the decision of the Bush campaign to obstruct the Florida recount and the Bush campaign's military overseas absentee ballot operation. It presents the author's interpretation of these circumstances and how, in hindsight, the Gore campaign might have overcome them.
FORMAT: E-Book
By Joe Musante
It is an oddly shaped district in a state that generally is but a small blip on the national political radar screen. But in 1998, and again in 2000, Connecticut’s 5th Congressional District attracted national media attention as the home to one of the hottest races in the country, pitting Democratic incumbent Jim Maloney against Republican challenger Mark Nielsen. Bill Clinton, Al Gore, George W. Bush, John McCain, Jack Kemp and Elizabeth Dole were among the political heavyweights who visited this district to campaign for the congressional candidate of their party. “The Fight For The Fifth” chronicles the events, developments and strategies of these two election campaigns. The book looks at the demographics, the candidates and their campaign staffs, as well as includes a retrospective analysis of the election from the viewpoints of the candidates, their staffs and the author.
FORMAT: Softcover
By Joe Musante
It is an oddly shaped district in a state that generally is but a small blip on the national political radar screen. But in 1998, and again in 2000, Connecticut’s 5th Congressional District attracted national media attention as the home to one of the hottest races in the country, pitting Democratic incumbent Jim Maloney against Republican challenger Mark Nielsen. Bill Clinton, Al Gore, George W. Bush, John McCain, Jack Kemp and Elizabeth Dole were among the political heavyweights who visited this district to campaign for the congressional candidate of their party. “The Fight For The Fifth” chronicles the events, developments and strategies of these two election campaigns. The book looks at the demographics, the candidates and their campaign staffs, as well as includes a retrospective analysis of the election from the viewpoints of the candidates, their staffs and the author.
FORMAT: Hardcover
By Gary O. Bosley
What the book "Campaigning to Win" Covers: · Political "Misinformation:" The Problem with "Issues," "Education" vs. Political Activism · Campaigns: What insiders usually "don't get." Basics of campaigns, peer levels + more · Understanding the System: The "shift," political parties, big business + more · The Literature of Campaigns: What "they" don’t know. Many samples · The District Inventory: The heart of the matter. Understanding influence + more · The Vote Inventory: Base vote and swing vote prioritizing. Get out the vote, + more · Organizing: It can be done. Research committees. The way to do it. Boiler rooms, + more · Salesmanship: This is American. · Issues: What they aren’t - and the surprise of what they are. Businesspeople as "know-it-alls," manning the barricades: a debate, + more · Media: Brochures, signs, advertising, techniques, + more · Fundraising: Getting the biggest bang for the buck. · Information and the Internet/World Wide Web: Everybody’s doing it. Opposition research · Candidate Notions: spouses, keeping focus, public speaking, debates + more · Citizen Groups: Pay attention. · Appendix: Actual vote totals, by precinct, from a sample U.S. county. Minor races versus major races, on-year, off-year. "Both the election staff and the Committee and I agree that your new book Campaigning has merit, contains some fresh approaches, and would be of assistance to the audience to which it is directed. I wish you success in publication and look forward to receiving a bound copy.” Mike Montgomery, Chairman of California State Republican Party (at the time). “I just completed my review of your manuscript Campaigning. I thought your work was very well documented, very interesting, and should be most helpful to a political aspirant. It appears you have captured the key points of successful campaigns and I commend you for it.” Leland Bruner, attorney, past president of large chamber of commerce. “I am glad to see a work such as you have done in Campaigning. There is much good material in the book.” Don Carr, Alameda County Republican Central Committee Chairman (at the time).
FORMAT: Softcover
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