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ELECTORAL PRESCRIBERS. WHO ARE THEY?

Constantin Sasu and Marius Dangă ()
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Constantin Sasu: Universitatea „Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Iași

Management Intercultural, 2016, issue 37, 305-313

Abstract: The decision to vote and choosing among the candidates is an extremely important one with repercussions on everyday life by determining, in global mode, its quality for the whole society. Therefore the whole process by which the voter decides becomes a central concern. Prescribers, supposed to have a big influence on the electoral market, are a component of the microenvironment political organizations. These are people who occupy important positions that can influence the behavior of others. In the political environment, prescribers are known under the name of "opinion formers", "opinion leaders", "mediators" (Beciu, 2009) or "influencers" (Keller and Berry, 2003 Weimann, 1994). This paper aims to review the central opinions on what is the influence prescribers, opinion makers on voting behavior, voting and decisions on whether and how they act?

Keywords: Electorate; Electoral Prescribers; Political Marketing; Voting Decision; Influencers; Opinion Leadership (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: D72 M31 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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