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| The Changing American Presidency: New Perspectives on Presidential Power, 2e |
Richard Waterman, University of Kentucky
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Online Edition:
$58.25
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Paperback +
Online Edition: $78.25
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ISBN-10: 159260286X
ISBN-13: 9781592602865
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Copyright © 2007
464 Pages
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Employing a theory of institutional interconnectivity, Waterman evaluates the presidency from a historical perspective, including information about changes in presidential resources, the role of the media in the emergence of the modern presidency, and other aspects in the ongoing evolution of the office. Chapters on the Vice-Presidency, Presidential relations with Congress, and the media serve to provide a context for the place of the presidency in modern politics. A treatment of post-9/11 political phenomena and the effects of the War on Terror on presidential and vice-presidential politics is also integrated throughout the text.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Expectations, Context, and Presidential Power
Chapter 2 The Contextual Revolution in America: The Economy, Foreign Affairs, and Changing Public Expectations
Chapter 3 Active Presidents: The Path to Presidential Greatness
Chapter 4
Domestic Policy, Constitutional Ambiguity, and the Growth of Presidential Power
Chapter 5 The Constitution and Foreign Policy
Chapter 6 Presidential Elections in a Constitutional Framework
Chapter 7 The Presidency and the Public: A Double-Edged Sword
Chapter 8 Presidential Intermediaries: The Decline of the Political Parties and the Rise of Interest Groups and the Media
Chapter 9
An Invitation to Gridlock or to Govern? The Presidency and Congress
Chapter 10 The Politicization of the Courts
Chapter 11 The Bureaucracy: The New Kid on the Block
Chapter 12 The Evolution of Presidential Appointments
Chapter 13 The President’s Cabinet?
Chapter 14 Centralization in the White House
Chapter 15 A New Role for the Vice President
Chapter 16 Explaining Changes in Presidential Power
Chapter 17 Of the Presidency: Past, Present, and Future
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