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The Presidency And Public Policy The Four Arenas Of Presidential Power Robert J Spitzer

Name: The Presidency And Public Policy The Four Arenas Of Presidential Power Robert J Spitzer
SKU: BELL-5755848
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The Presidency And Public Policy The Four Arenas Of Presidential Power Robert J Spitzer instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Alabama Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.25 MB

Pages: 208

Author: Robert J. Spitzer

ISBN: 9780817357467, 0817357467

Language: English

Year: 2012

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The Presidency And Public Policy The Four Arenas Of Presidential Power Robert J Spitzer by Robert J. Spitzer 9780817357467, 0817357467 instant download after payment.

Spitzer's classic study of presidential power, The Presidency and Public Policy examines the annual domestic legislative programs of US presidents from 1954-1974 to show how and in what ways the characteristics of their proposals affected their success in dealing with Congress (success being defined as Congress's passing the presidents' legislative proposals in the forms offered). Presidential skills matter, but Spitzer demonstrates that the successful application of those skills is relatively easy for some policies and next to impossible for others. Certain consistent patterns predominate regardless of who sits in the Oval Office, and to a great extent those patterns prescribe prseidential behavior.