THE POLITICAL COMMUNICATION AND THE ROMANIAN REGIONALISATION REFORM PROPOSAL OF 2013 – A DOUBLE DISCOURSE? Cover Image

DIE POLITISCHE KOMMUNIKATION UND DER RUMÄNISCHE REGIONALISIERUNGSREFORMVORSCHLAG VON 2013 – EIN DOPPELTER DISKURS?
THE POLITICAL COMMUNICATION AND THE ROMANIAN REGIONALISATION REFORM PROPOSAL OF 2013 – A DOUBLE DISCOURSE?

Author(s): Romana Sălăgeanu
Subject(s): Constitutional Law, Public Administration, Politics and communication
Published by: Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai
Keywords: political communication; legitimacy; politics; actors; message; receiver.

Summary/Abstract: The government programme of the government which started its mandate after the 2012 parliamentary election entailed a regionalisation and decentralisation reform, which was supposed to be a very large reform for Romania. However, the reform remained stuck in the communication process. This paper looks into whether the Romanian political actors pursued a double strategy by presenting different aspects of the reform to different actors. The first part of the paper entails a theoretical perspective on the political communication and the analysis frame. The second part presents the analysis that considers the following elements: the context of the reform, the pursued goals of the Romanian political actors and the receiver-actors towards who the communication took place. Therefore, the paper explains the communication that took place with regard to the proposed regionalisation reform from 2013, which has been further postponed.

  • Issue Year: 61/2016
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 61-79
  • Page Count: 19
  • Language: German
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