The modern presidency: six debates that define the institution
"In Understanding the Modern Presidency, political scientist Michael Genovese surveys six key debates that define the contemporary executive office and our divergent views of it. From power versus persuasion and the individual versus the institution to theories of unitary executives versus limi...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In Understanding the Modern Presidency, political scientist Michael Genovese surveys six key debates that define the contemporary executive office and our divergent views of it. From power versus persuasion and the individual versus the institution to theories of unitary executives versus limited constitutional offices, these central arguments define the state of the presidency and the state of the academic debates that surround it. Reading this book will give college students and others, a clearer sense of what the presidency was designed to be, what it has evolved into, how it has been reshaped to respond to new demands, as well as what it can become. This book, designed for university classroom use, returns to the study of the presidency and the disputes about the nature of the institution. Controversies continue to divide us in our efforts to come to grips with this unique, dangerous, and necessary office"-- |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | 162 Seiten Diagramme, Tabellen 22 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780231206662 9780231206679 |
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| spelling | Genovese, Michael A. 1950- Verfasser (DE-588)141772425 aut The modern presidency six debates that define the institution Michael Genovese New York Columbia University Press [2022] 162 Seiten Diagramme, Tabellen 22 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Which is more important, power or persuasion? -- What matters more, the individual or the institution? -- Did the framers invent a powerful unitary executive or a limited Constitutional Office -- What is more valuable, character or competence? -- What is more important, skill or opportunity? -- Will the future of the presidency be one of the liberal democracy or illiberal democracy? "In Understanding the Modern Presidency, political scientist Michael Genovese surveys six key debates that define the contemporary executive office and our divergent views of it. From power versus persuasion and the individual versus the institution to theories of unitary executives versus limited constitutional offices, these central arguments define the state of the presidency and the state of the academic debates that surround it. Reading this book will give college students and others, a clearer sense of what the presidency was designed to be, what it has evolved into, how it has been reshaped to respond to new demands, as well as what it can become. This book, designed for university classroom use, returns to the study of the presidency and the disputes about the nature of the institution. Controversies continue to divide us in our efforts to come to grips with this unique, dangerous, and necessary office"-- Presidents / United States Political leadership / United States Executive power / United States United States / Politics and government Présidents / États-Unis Pouvoir exécutif / États-Unis États-Unis / Politique et gouvernement Executive power Political leadership Politics and government Presidents United States Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-0-231-55659-0 |
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