Leadership in the Modern PresidencyFred I. Greenstein Harvard University Press, 1988 - 430 páginas Nine eminent political scientists and historians here present their assessments of the leadership styles and organizational talents of presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt through Ronald Reagan. Their insights and anecdotes provide an unprecedented opportunity to observe the presidency within historical context. |
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... Reagan Revolution " ? Ronald Reagan also came to Washington presenting himself as an outsider , and even won reelection four years later by portraying himself as an everyday American who happened to be in Washington to transform ...
... Reagan Revolution " ? Ronald Reagan also came to Washington presenting himself as an outsider , and even won reelection four years later by portraying himself as an everyday American who happened to be in Washington to transform ...
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... Reagan's several assistants for national security was successful in fostering a process through which the principal foreign policymakers spoke with one voice . There is no evidence that Reagan , like Roosevelt , deliberately fostered ...
... Reagan's several assistants for national security was successful in fostering a process through which the principal foreign policymakers spoke with one voice . There is no evidence that Reagan , like Roosevelt , deliberately fostered ...
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... Reagan resumed the trend , begun in the Nixon presidency , toward " the administra- tive presidency . " 66 It can be said that Nixon and Reagan had the courage to act on what once were the convictions of liberals , taking it for granted ...
... Reagan resumed the trend , begun in the Nixon presidency , toward " the administra- tive presidency . " 66 It can be said that Nixon and Reagan had the courage to act on what once were the convictions of liberals , taking it for granted ...
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Toward a Modern Presidency | 1 |
The First Modern President | 7 |
Insecurity and Responsibility | 41 |
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