Political Communication

Book chapters

Book chapters

  • Vandenabeele, D., & Temmerman, M. (2018). Listicles: a journalistic genre for digital media. In Language and the new instant media / Cougnon, Louise-Amélie [edit.]; et al. (pp. 149–158). Louvain-la-Neuve: Presses universitaires de Louvain.
  • Temmerman, M. (2018). The expression of authorial sensory perception: narrative and evidential aspects. In Strategies of adaptation in tourist communication: linguistic insights / Held, Gudrun [edit.](pp. 202–220). Leiden: Brill.
  • De Landtsheer, C. (2017). Metaphor, ideology and political rhetoric. In Language and politics / Araki, Yoshinobu [edit.]; Oishi, Koichiro [edit.] (pp. 187–220). Tokyo: Aiiku Publisher.
  • De Landtsheer, C. (2016). Is complexity a stable personality construct or is it (just) a matter of style? In Complex political decision-making : leadership, legitimacy and communication / Bursens, Peter [edit.]; e.a. (pp. 101–120). London: Routledge. Retrieved from http://anet.be/record/opacirua/c:irua:138471
  • De Landtsheer, C., & Bursens, P. (2016). Complex political decision making : leadership, legitimacy and communication. In Complex political decision-making : leadership, legitimacy and communication / Bursens, Peter [edit.]; e.a. (pp. 203–212). London: Routledge. Retrieved from http://anet.be/record/opacirua/c:irua:138314
  • Kalkhoven, L., & De Landtsheer, C. (2016). Politics, it has never been so simple : complex versus simplistic rhetoric and the use of hyperbole in political decision-making in the Netherlands. In Complex political decision-making : leadership, legitimacy and communication / Bursens, Peter [edit.]; e.a. (pp. 183–201). London: Routledge. Retrieved from http://anet.be/record/opacirua/c:irua:138473
  • Middelhoff, J., Schijvenaars, P., & De Landtsheer, C. (2016). Political personality and complex decision-making : the psychological profile and leadership style of Angela Markel, the world’s most powerful woman. In Complex political decision-making : leadership, legitimacy and communication / Bursens, Peter [edit.]; e.a. (pp. 121–144). London: Routledge. Retrieved from http://anet.be/record/opacirua/c:irua:138472
  • Aalberts, C. (2016): The five principles of European political communication. In J.W. De Zwaan, M. Lak, A. Makinwa, & P. Willems (Eds.), Governance and security issues of the European Union (pp. 93-108). Den Haag: T.M.C. Asscher Press/Springer. 
  • Polegky, A. (2016). The end of post-Soviet Ukraine: meanings and outcomes of revolution 2013-2014. In W. Wacławczyk (ed.), Politicized Society, or How Much Politics Do We Need? CGS Studies vol. 5. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
  • Polegky, A. (2016). Ukrainian threefold revolution: from Soviet Ukraine to European Ukraine? In A. de Tinguy, &  J-Y. Moisseron (Eds.), "Peut-on comparer les «révolutions de couleur» et les «printemps arabes»?", Les Dossiers du CERI. Sorbonne University.
  • Aalberts, C., & Oosting, J. (2015). Onderzoeksmethodologie voor supervisoren. In M. Boer, M. Hoonhout, & J. Oosting (Red.), Supervisiekunde meerperspectivisch (pp. 618-625). Deventer: Vakmedianet. 
  • Kreijveld, M., & Aalberts, C. (2015). Lokale democratie: naar co-creatie tussen journalisten en burgers via platformen. In D. Kok, & E. De Voogd (Eds), Open gemeenten: de sociale media almanak voor gemeenten 2015 (pp. 291-295). Delft: Eburon. 
  • Polegky, A. (2015). Identities building in post-communist Ukraine: post-imperial vs post-colonial discourses. In B. Törnquist-Plewa, N. Bernsand, & E. Narvselius (Eds.), Beyond Transition? Memory and Identity Narratives in Eastern and Central Europe (pp. 169-190). CFE Conference Papers Series No. 7, Lund University. 
  • Polegky, A. (2015). Politics of history as a tool of Russian foreign policy in the former USSR. The case of Ukraine. In B.Ociepka (ed.), History in public diplomacy Scholar (in Polish) (pp.177-193). Warsaw. 
  • Aalberts, C. (2014. Er is meer nodig dan een korte, hippe campagne. In A. Paardekooper, P. Van Dalen, & J. Smits (Red), Meer mensen naar de stembus: hoe de overheid de opkomst bij verkiezingen kan verhogen (pp. 98-103). Amsterdam: Stichting Politieke Academie. 
  • Aalberts, C. (2014). Welke kansen bieden internet en sociale media (niet)? In D. Kok (Red.), Digitale dialoog: de sociale media-almanak voor gemeenten (pp. 89-92). Delft: Eburon. 
  • Aalberts, C., & Kreijveld, M. (2014). Journalistieke platformen: wie profiteert? In M. Kreijveldb (Red.), De kracht van platformen, nieuwe strategieen voor innoveren in een digitaliserende wereld (pp.214-217). Deventer: Vakmedianet. 
  • Aalberts, C. (2014). Sociale media bereiken alleen politiek geïnteresseerde burgers. In: Zicht, wetenschappelijk tijdschrift van de Guido de Bres Stichting, maart 2014 (p.74).
  • Temmerman, M. (2014). Your Magazine is Your Best Friend Forever: How Women's Magazines Present Themselves as Being Trustworthy. In  A. Héroguel, & R. Eppreh-Butet (Eds.), Approches interdisciplinaires de la confiance à l'international : aspects linguistiques, culturels, managériaux et juridiques (pp. 121-137). Villeneuve d'Ascq: Les Presses de l'Université Charles-de-Gaulle Lille 3, "Collection Travaux et Recherches". ISBN: 978-284-4671-33-2.
  • Aalberts, C. (2013). Online discussie als alternatief voor een stortvloed aan artikelen. In W. De Jager (red.), Het einde van eBooks: twintig visionairs over de toekomst van digitaal lezen (pp. 67-71). Delft: Eburon.
  • Kalkhoven, L. (2013). “The Voice of the People: An Examination of Populist Leadership and Rhetoric”. In  E. Shestopal (ed.), Citizens and Leaders in a Comparative Perspective (pp. 235-248). Moscow: Moscow University Press.
  • Temmerman, M. (2014). “Trust us: Bootcamp Pilates does not sound half as hard as it is, but it works”: The credibility of women’s magazines. In K. Pelsmaekers, G. Jacobs, & C. Rollo (Eds.), Trust and Discourse: Organizational perspective (pp. 161-180).  Amsterdam: Benjamins. [DAPSAC 56] – ISBN 978-902-7270-02-3.
  • Temmerman, M. (2014). “Nail polish – We’ve chosen the nicest shades for you!”: Editorial voice and ‘we’ in a Flemish women’s magazine. In T-S. Pavildou (Ed.), Constructing Collectivity: 'We' across languages and contexts (pp. 247-264). Amsterdam: Benjamins. ISBN 978-902-7256-44-7.
  • Van de Voorde, M., & Temmerman, M. (2013). Women among Themselves: A Discourse Analysis of Relationship Advice in Two Popular Flemish Women’s Magazines. In H. Van Belle, P. Gillaerts, B. Van Gorp, D. Van de Mieroop, & K. Rutten (Eds.), Verbal and Visual Rhetoric in a Media World (pp. 213-231). Amsterdam: Leiden University Press. ISBN: 978-90-8728-190-8. 
  • Van de Voorde, M.; & Temmerman, M. (2013). Soul Mate or Macho Man? Naming Analysis of the Representation of Men in Two Popular Flemish Women’s Magazines. In G. Rata (Ed.), Linguistic Studies of Human Language (pp. 129-144). Athens: ATINER. ISBN: 978-960-9549-45-5.
  • Aalberts, C. (2012). Porto Alegre: de zelforganiserende democratie van de toekomst? In M. Kreijveld (Red.), Samen slimmer: hoe de ‘wisdom of crowds’ onze samenleving zal veranderen (pp. 148-149). Den Haag: STT. 
  • Beunders, H., & Aalberts, C. (2012). Tien jaar zonder Pim. In J. Eerdmans, & M. Van Winkelhof (Red.), Tien jaar zonder Pim: 12 hoofdrolspelers over de erfenis van Fortuyn. Uithoorn: Karakter. 
  • De Landtsheer, C. (2012) Towards a methodology for evaluating the quality of political websites. In “Democratic Thought in the Age of Globalisation”. Lublin: University Maria Curie Sklodowska Press.
  • De Vries, P., & De Landtsheer, C. (2012). Crafting the Political Image: A Belgian Case in Perception Politics. In K. Gouliamos, A. Theocharous, B.I. Newman, & S.C.M. Henneberg (Eds.), Cultural Issues and Current Trends. London: Routledge (in press).
  • Temmerman, M. (2012). Trop is te veel, en te veel is trop. De identieke tautologie als stijlfiguur in dagelijkse conversatie. In  S. Kindt, P. Dendale, & A. Vanderheyden (Eds.), La langue mise en contexte. Essais en l’honneur d’Alex Vanneste (pp. 47-59). Maastricht: Shaker. ISBN 978-90-423-0412-3.
  • Aalberts, C. (2011). Brief aan Erasmus. In R. Heijne (Red.), In gesprek met Erasmus: over humanisme, opvoeding en geweldloosheid (pp. 14-16). Rotterdam: Huis van Erasmus. 
  • Aalberts, C. (2011. Europe lacks the human scale. In B. van Vlijmen (Red.), Erasmus and the free fall in technology: ten perspectives on thought and action in an artificial world. Rotterdam: 010 Publishers. 
  • Temmerman, M. (2011). The representation of competence in newspaper interviews: a linguistic-pragmatic discourse analysis of the (self-)representation of journalists and politicians in written interviews. In K. Pelsmaekers et al. (Eds.), Displaying  competence in organizations: A discourse perspective (pp. 113-141). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. isbn: 978-0-230-28263-6.
  • Aalberts, C. (2010). Europa mist de menselijke maat. In B. van Vlijmen (Red.), Erasmus en de vrije val in de techniek: tien visies op denken en doen in een kunstmatige wereld. Rotterdam: 010 Publishers. 
  • Aalberts, C., & Kreijveld, M. (2010). Knowledge exchange through online political networks. In R. In ’t Veld (Red.), Towards knowledge democracy: consequences for science, politics and media. Heidelberg: Springer.
  • De Landtsheer, C. Metaphor and Political Rhetoric. In Oishi, K., & Araki, Y. (Eds.), Language and Politics. Tokyo: Brain Publishers (accepted).
  • De Landtsheer, C. (2009). Collecting political meaning from the count of metaphor. In A. Musolff, & J. Zinken (Eds.), Metaphor and Discourse (pp. 59- 78). Houndmills, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
  • De Vries P., De Landtsheer C., & Kesteloot, S (2009). Political Marketing in Belgian Politics. In J. Lees-Marshment (Eds.), Political marketing: principles and applications.London: Routledge
  • Trioen, M., Temmerman, M. (2009). Patterns of Inconsistency. Naming and Transitivity in the Coverage of the World Youth Day 2005 in the Flemish Press. In H. Geybels, S. Mels, & M. Walrave (Eds.), Faith and Media. Analysis of Faith and Media: Representation and Communication (pp. 71-102). Brussels: P.I.E. Peter Lang. ISBN 978-90-5201-534-7.
  • Krasnoboka, N.,& De Landtsheer, C. (2008). Broadcasting the Orange revolution: Rhetoric of the Ukrainian media during the last presidential campaign. In H.R.F. Farnen, D.B. German, H. Dekker, C. De Landtsheer, & H. Sünker (Eds.), Political Culture, Socialization, Democracy, and Education: Interdisciplinary and Cross National Perspectives for a New Century (pp. 219-239). Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang.
  • Vertessen D., & De Landtsheer C. (2008). A Metaphorical Election Style: Metaphor Use at Election Time. In J. Pikalo, & T. Carver (Eds.), Politics, Language and Metaphor (pp. 271-285). London: Routledge.
  • Kesteloot, S., De Vries, P., & De Landtsheer C. (2008). Branding the Mayor. In D. Lilleker, M  Passera, & R. Scullion (Eds.), Voters and Consumers: Imagining the Postmodern Electorate. Cambridge University Press. 
  • Temmerman M., &  Sinardet, D. (2008). Political journalism across the languag e border: communicative behaviour in political interviews by Dutch- and French-speaking journalists with Dutch- and French-speaking politicians in federal Belgium . In J. darquennes (Ed.), Multilingualism and applied comparative linguistics. Vol. 2: cross-cultural communication, translation studies and multilingual terminology (pp. 110-138). Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
  • De Landtsheer, C. (2007). Crisis style or radical rhetoric? The speech by Dyab Abou Jahjah, leader of the Arab European League (AEL). In C. Hart, C., & D. Lukes, D. (Eds.), Cognitive Linguistics and Critical Discourse Studies (pp. 57-80). Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Press.
  • De Landtsheer C., De Vries, P., & Vertessen, D. (2005). Politiek impressiemanagement in het televisiejournaal. In M. Hooghe, K. Deswert, & S. Walgrave (Eds.), Nieuws op televisie. Televisiejournaals als venster op de wereld (pp. 99-118). Leuven: Acco.
  • De Landtsheer, C., Krasnoboka N., & Neuner, C. (2005). Participation friendliness of political websites in Eastern and Western European Countries (1999). In R.F. Farnen, H. Dekker, C. De Landtsheer, H. Sünker, & D.B. German (Eds.), Democratization, Europeanization, and Globalization Trends. Cross-National Analysis of Authoritarianism, Socialisation, Communications, Youth, and Social Policy (pp. 325-360). Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang.
  • De Landtsheer, C., Peleman, E., & Carroll, C. (2005). How European are the Polish? A Q- sort study on European identity frames in Poland. In R.F. Farnen et al. (Eds.), Democratization… (pp. 447-464).
  • De Landtsheer, C., & Koch, E. (2005). Metaphors and the framing of the European single currency (Euro) in and out of 'Euroland'. In R.F. Farnen et al. (Eds.), Democratization… (pp. 429-446).
  • De Landtsheer, C., Carroll, C., & Hekscher, R. (2005). European identity frames in the Netherlands. In R. Robyn (Ed.), The Changing Face of European Identity (pp. 159-179). London: Routledge.
  • De  Landtsheer, C. (2005). Politiek impressiemanagement en perceptiepolitiek. In R. Duyck, & C. Van Tilborgh (Eds.), Managementjaarboek 2005 (pp. 182-188) . Antwerpen: Vlaamse Managementassociatie.
  • Aalberts, C., & Brants, K. (2005). Met Katja en Bridget de politiek in: lijsttrekkers op zoek naar de jonge kiezer. In K. Brants & P. van Praag (Red.), Politiek en media in verwarring: verkiezingscampagnes in het lange jaar 2002 (pp. 133-151). Amsterdam: Spinhuis.
  • Aalberts, C., & van Zoonen, L. (2004). Confrontations: popular music and politics. In L. van Zoonen (Red.), Entertaining the Citizen: when politics and popular culture converge (pp. 37-52). Boulder, CO: Rowman and Littlefield.  
  • De Landtsheer, C., & De Vrij, I. (2004). Talking about Srebrenica: Dutch elites and Dutchbat. How metaphors change during crisis. In F.A. Beer, & C. De Landtsheer (Eds.), Metaphorical World Politics. Rhetorics of Democracy, War and Globalization (pp. 163-189).East Lansing MI: Michigan State University Press.
  • Beer, F. A., & De Landtsheer, C. (2004). Metaphors, politics and world politics. In F.A. Beer, & C. De Landtsheer (Eds), Metaphorical World Politics… (pp. 5-52).
  • Beer, F. A., & De Landtsheer, C. (2004). Metaphorical world politics. In F.A. Beer, & C. De Landtsheer (Eds), Metaphorical World Politics…(pp. 261-264).
  • Beer, F. A., & De Landtsheer, C. (2004). Metaphorical democracy. In F.A. Beer, & C. De Landtsheer (Eds), Metaphorical World Politics…(pp. 55-58).
  • Beer, F. A., & De Landtsheer, C. (2004). Metaphorical war and peace. Metaphorical democracy. In F.A. Beer, & C. De Landtsheer (Eds), Metaphorical World Politics…(pp. 111-120).
  • Beer, F. A., & De Landtsheer, C. (2004). Metaphorical gobalization. Metaphorical democracy. In F.A. Beer, & C. De Landtsheer (Eds), Metaphorical World Politics…(pp. 193-197).
  • De Landtsheer, C. (2003). Toward a political psychology of public speech. In Y. Araki (Ed.), Handbook of Political Psychology (Gepubliceerd in het Japans) (pp. 87-99). Japan: Matsusaka University.
  • De Landtsheer, C.  (2003). Participatievriendelijkheid van politieke websites: de winnaar is Ecolo. In R. Duyck, & C. Van Tilborgh, C. (Eds.), Managementjaarboek 2003 (pp. 158-162). Antwerpen:Vlaamse Managementassociatie.
  • van Zoonen, L., & Aalberts, C. (2002). Interactive television in the everyday lives of young couples. In M. Consalvo,& S. Paasonen (Red.), Women and everyday uses of the internet: agency and identity (p. 292-309). New York: Peter Lang.