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25 June 2008

Alpha Dogs: marketing candidates like snacks?

I do believe we just saw James Harding on The Daily Show. Meanwhile, Newsweek's Tony Dokoupil interviewed the (British) author of Alpha Dogs of London in the 26 May '08 issue: "In "Alpha Dogs," London Times editor James Harding investigates the Americanization of global politics and points to a culprit: the Sawyer Miller Group. Throughout the 1970s and '80s, the U.S. firm packaged and sold foreign politicians like consumer goods." Well, folks, who'da thunk it??

Posted by Marian on 25 June 2008 at 05:45 in Elections anywhere | Permalink