Power without Persuasion: The Politics of Direct Presidential Action
William G. Howell examines how presidents use direct action to govern when persuasion is limited or unavailable. Focusing on the relationship between executive authority and political institutions, this political science study explores the dynamics of presidential power beyond negotiation and public persuasion.
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Power without Persuasion examines the politics of direct presidential action.
William G. Howell focuses on how presidents exercise authority without relying primarily on persuasion.
The book offers a political science perspective on executive power, presidential governance, and the institutional challenges surrounding direct action.
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