Political marketing and medical humanities education in political theory
Abstract
Policy marketing has a strong theoretical explanatory power and practical governance capabilities, and has become an important policy tool. Applying policy marketing to urban neighbor conflict avoidance has the theoretical necessity and practical possibility. So, in this paper analysis the policy marketing can be applied to issues such as urban neighbor avoidance conflicts. In conclusion we propose that, political marketing faces both opportunities and corresponding challenges.
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