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Presidential Power and Presidential Purpose
The Review of Politics, 1985The article first examines the ways in which Richard Neustadt's Presidential Power attempts to connect the activities of power-seeking presidents to the public ends their actions presumably further and then discusses what is problematic in these linkages.
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Presidential Electoral Performance as a Source of Presidential Power
American Journal of Political Science, 1978One of the most fertile areas of research in American politics has been that focusing on the vote in presidential elections. Most studies in this area, however, take the presidential vote as the dependent variable. This research carries the analysis further and examines the influence of the presidential vote in a congressional constituency on the ...
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The Presidency and Presidential Power
2020Over time Congress has delegated some of its powers to the president and both the Supreme Court and the public have tended to accept these delegations as legitimate. However, without the powers that the Constitution gives Congress and the Supreme Court, arguably America would not have a democracy as that concept is commonly understood among students of
Charles M. Lamb, Jacob R. Neiheisel
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2020
This chapter will consider the ways in which presidents exercise power, with specific emphasis on the differing leadership styles of Presidents Trump and Obama. Parallels will be drawn with regard to use of formal and informal powers, nomination and appointment of staff, issuing executive orders and relations with other actors, most notably Congress ...
Clodagh Harrington, Alex Waddan
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This chapter will consider the ways in which presidents exercise power, with specific emphasis on the differing leadership styles of Presidents Trump and Obama. Parallels will be drawn with regard to use of formal and informal powers, nomination and appointment of staff, issuing executive orders and relations with other actors, most notably Congress ...
Clodagh Harrington, Alex Waddan
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Comparative Political Studies, 2000
Despite an increased need to measure presidential power and the increased use of such measurements in empirical studies, there has been little examination of the relative merits of alternative methods of measuring presidential power. This study reviews the measures currently in use and identifies the measure developed by Shugart and Carey (1992) as the
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Despite an increased need to measure presidential power and the increased use of such measurements in empirical studies, there has been little examination of the relative merits of alternative methods of measuring presidential power. This study reviews the measures currently in use and identifies the measure developed by Shugart and Carey (1992) as the
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Presidential Power and Presidential Character
The Soviet and Post-Soviet Review, 1989openaire +1 more source