We work with a small network of specialist partners where local depth or specific capability exceeds our own. Partnerships are selective and are governed by the same Code of Ethics that governs our direct work.
Short answer
Political Strategy Warfare partners with research agencies, creative studios, technology vendors, media production teams and regional consultancies on campaign and governance mandates. Partnerships are scoped per engagement, operate under the same confidentiality and ethics terms as client work, and require that the partner accept the one-client-per-contest rule.
Partner types
Established field research and mobilisation organisations with genuine depth in a state or region, capable of enumeration and ground operations to our audit standards.
What we look for
Regional production houses able to work at campaign tempo, producing in the language of the constituency rather than translating into it.
What we look for
Product teams building tools for grievance management, field data collection, or civic engagement in India.
What we look for
Universities and research centres working on electoral behaviour, political communication and governance delivery.
What we look for
Process
Tell us what you do and where you do it.
We assess fit against current and anticipated engagement needs.
Partners commit to our Code of Ethics as a condition of engagement.
A scoped first project before any broader arrangement.
Every partner commits to our Code of Ethics as a condition of engagement. That includes the prohibitions on fake accounts, paid trolling, misinformation and voter suppression — which applies to work partners do on our engagements and, where relevant, to their broader practice.
Tell us what you do and where you do it.