Fox Populism: Branding Conservatism as Working Class (Communication, Society and Politics)
by Reece Peck
In Fox Populism, Reece Peck investigates the strategic branding of conservatism as a working-class ideology in the realm of communication and politics. Part of the Communication, Society and Politics series, it uncovers how populist narratives are crafted and disseminated through media, influencing societal views on class and ideology. A thoughtful analysis of modern political communication.
About This Book
Fox Populism delves into the mechanisms of branding conservatism as a working-class movement within the broader landscape of communication, society, and politics.
The book analyzes how media and political discourse construct and promote these ideologies, drawing on scholarly insights from the Communication, Society and Politics series.
Author Reece Peck provides a critical examination of the interplay between populism and conservative messaging, highlighting its societal implications.
This work contributes to understanding contemporary political branding and its effects on public perception.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!