An edition of The Post-imperial Presidency
(1980)
The Post-imperial Presidency
by Vincent Davis
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Table of Contents
Jewell, M. E. The selection process and the Presidency.
Rose, R. Citizen participation in the Presidential process.
Reedy, G. E. The Presidency, and question about national unity.
Levin, M. A. A call for a politics of institutions, not men.
Dodd, L. C. Congress, the President, and the cycles of power.
Korb, L. J. The evolving relationship between the White House and the Department of Defense in the post-imperial Presidency.
Allison, G. The advantages of a Presidential Executive Cabinet (EXCAB).
Krieger, R. A. The rise and fall of Presidential economic stabilization policy.
Cronin, T. E. An imperiled Presidency?
Wildavsky, A. Was Nixon tough?
Davis, V. Carter tries on the world for size.
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A selection of articles taken from Society magazine.
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