Publikation: Policy signals in party communication : explaining positional concreteness in parties’ Facebook posts
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Policy signals are often conceived of as positions on an ideological scale. However, apart from the position – considered here as the policy objective – the policy instrument and the concreteness of the instrument must also be taken into consideration. In the article, a new conceptualisation of policy signals is developed, which integrates policy objectives, policy instruments and how concrete these are. Drawing on issue competition research, a set of expectations is advanced about the importance of actors’ control over outcomes for positional concreteness. Then, policy signals are looked at in the unmediated context of Danish parties’ Facebook posts ahead of the 2019 national election. Based on all textual and audio-visual posts in the year before the election, it is found that the levels of positional concreteness are generally high. Yet – in line with expectations – positional concreteness depends on parties’ incumbency status and the policy field.
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HORN, Alexander, Carsten JENSEN, 2023. Policy signals in party communication : explaining positional concreteness in parties’ Facebook posts. In: West European Politics. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group. 2023, 46(5), S. 971-994. ISSN 0140-2382. eISSN 1743-9655. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.1080/01402382.2022.2085952BibTex
@article{Horn2023Polic-58028, year={2023}, doi={10.1080/01402382.2022.2085952}, title={Policy signals in party communication : explaining positional concreteness in parties’ Facebook posts}, number={5}, volume={46}, issn={0140-2382}, journal={West European Politics}, pages={971--994}, author={Horn, Alexander and Jensen, Carsten} }
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