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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... role strain . As head of state the president needs to be a national unifier , much like a constitutional monarch ; yet as politician he must also be responsive to the intrinsically divisive demands made of prime ministers in other ...
... role strain . As head of state the president needs to be a national unifier , much like a constitutional monarch ; yet as politician he must also be responsive to the intrinsically divisive demands made of prime ministers in other ...
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... role , the more it will of necessity be shaped by the personal makeup of the individual who fills it . 2. Even though the presidency and its circumstances can ham- string the incumbent , presidents can also take actions that have ...
... role , the more it will of necessity be shaped by the personal makeup of the individual who fills it . 2. Even though the presidency and its circumstances can ham- string the incumbent , presidents can also take actions that have ...
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... role . From the outset of his administration , Nixon had used a greatly expanded National Security Council staff under his assistant to the president for national security affairs , Henry Kissinger , to shape and develop foreign policy ...
... role . From the outset of his administration , Nixon had used a greatly expanded National Security Council staff under his assistant to the president for national security affairs , Henry Kissinger , to shape and develop foreign policy ...
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Toward a Modern Presidency | 1 |
The First Modern President | 7 |
Insecurity and Responsibility | 41 |
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