The Post-imperial Presidency
By: edited by Vincent Davis.
Contributors: Davis, Vincent.
Publisher: Transaction Books
Published: 1980
Place of publication: New Brunswick, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 190
Subjects: Presidents -- United States -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Other titles: Society.
Notes: A selection of articles taken from Society magazine.
Table of contents: title: Jewell, M. E. The selection process and the Presidency.; title: Rose, R. Citizen participation in the Presidential process.; title: Reedy, G. E. The Presidency, and question about national unity.; title: Levin, M. A. A call for a politics of institutions, not men.; title: Dodd, L. C. Congress, the President, and the cycles of power.; title: Korb, L. J. The evolving relationship between the White House and the Department of Defense in the post-imperial Presidency.; title: Allison, G. The advantages of a Presidential Executive Cabinet (EXCAB).; title: Krieger, R. A. The rise and fall of Presidential economic stabilization policy.; title: Cronin, T. E. An imperiled Presidency?; title: Wildavsky, A. Was Nixon tough?; title: Davis, V. Carter tries on the world for size.