Organizing as a Campaign Strategy

Reblogged from Mobilizing Ideas:

By Marshall Ganz

Rasmus Klies Nielsen's Ground Wars brings refreshing focus to the role interpersonal communication can play in even the most high-tech, high dollar, high-profile 2012 electoral campaign. This is an important reality check for those who think it's all simply a matter of who can buy the best ads.

There is, however, another aspect to this question that I'd like to highlight: the difference in whether one employs interpersonal communication as yet another marketing technique or whether it is used to engage people in organizing to become active participants in the political process.  

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