Considerations on the doctoral thesis „Mitul Salvatorului în strategiile de comunicare în campaniile pentru alegeri prezidențiale în România postdecembristă” [...]
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The myth of the Savior, communication strategies, political campaigns, presidential electionsAbstract
We draw attention on the enrichment of the Romanian research literature with the doctoral thesis entitled “The Myth of the Savior in the communication strategies in the presidential election campaigns in post-December Romania”, elaborated by Ariana-Loreta Guga under the coordination of Prof. PhD. Sandu Frunză and defended in 2020 in order to obtain the title of PhD in Political Sciences at "Babeș-Bolyai" University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The author pursues a transdisciplinary approach, that has, as a central point, the field of political communication, which is approached by referencing theories and tools in the area of political and administrative sciences, sociology, management but also in the field of applied ethics.
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Guga, A. L. (2020). Mitul Salvatorului în strategiile de comunicare în campaniile pentru alegeri prezidențiale în România postdecembristă [The myth of the Savior in communication strategies in the campaigns for presidential elections in post-December Romania]. PhD Thesis. Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
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