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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... less in tune with both popular and elite attitudes might have responded more cautiously than Nixon did to the ... less military escalation , Nixon seemed to be stressing victory in Vietnam less than Humphrey was . This left Humphrey ...
... less in tune with both popular and elite attitudes might have responded more cautiously than Nixon did to the ... less military escalation , Nixon seemed to be stressing victory in Vietnam less than Humphrey was . This left Humphrey ...
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... less as these appeared . If life was truly a never - ending sprint for the finish line , it was proper that society ... less invasive and less expansive implications than intimate national metaphors such as " house " or " family ...
... less as these appeared . If life was truly a never - ending sprint for the finish line , it was proper that society ... less invasive and less expansive implications than intimate national metaphors such as " house " or " family ...
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... less discreditable than they were once made to appear . In the House Judiciary hearings in 1974 there was strong contention that he had misused the forces of gov- ernment agencies for political purposes , by getting them to spy on and ...
... less discreditable than they were once made to appear . In the House Judiciary hearings in 1974 there was strong contention that he had misused the forces of gov- ernment agencies for political purposes , by getting them to spy on and ...
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Toward a Modern Presidency | 1 |
The First Modern President | 7 |
Insecurity and Responsibility | 41 |
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