De Boeken van Wouter
You are spinning and you are not honest
You are spinning and you are not honest
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Title: You're spinning and you're not honest
Writer: Maarten Molenbeek
Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9789012133524
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You are spinning and you are not honest 1st edition is a book by Maarten Molenbeek published by Sdu Publishers. ISBN 9789012133524
'You are spinning and you are not honest'. With these words, Prime Minister Balkenende sought confrontation with PvdA leader Wouter Bos during the 2006 election campaign. These words were the starting signal for many attempts by the CDA to portray the PvdA leader as a spinner. Were these words a coincidental inspiration from Balkenende, or were they whispered to him by his spin doctors?
Good media appearances have become more important than ever for politicians, and with them the advisors who tell them how to best get into the media. These pushers, media advisors or spin doctors are playing an increasingly important role in the force field of media and politics. In this book, politicians, journalists and spokespersons talk about spin doctoring in The Hague. Are there spin doctors in political The Hague and if so, what role do they play? What spin techniques are used?
This first book on spin doctoring in Dutch politics is interesting for government spokespersons and communication advisors, for journalists and lobbyists and for everyone who wants to look behind the scenes of politics and media. This book will not only provide them with insight into the possibilities that spin doctoring can offer, but also into the problems that this phenomenon entails.
This publication is of interest to, among others:
- Communications advisors and press officers of central and decentralised governments
- Clerks
- Councillors
- Colleges of Mayor and Aldermen
- Politics The Hague
- Journalists
- Lobbyists
- Upcoming politicians
- Anyone interested in politics and media
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