The New Imperial Presidency: Renewing Presidential Power after Watergate (Contemporary Political And Social Issues)
Andrew Rudalevige examines the evolution of presidential power after Watergate and considers what renewal might mean for the modern American presidency. Framed within contemporary political and social issues, this study explores executive authority, presidential leadership, and the ongoing debates surrounding the office.
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The New Imperial Presidency examines presidential power in the period after Watergate.
Andrew Rudalevige considers how the American presidency has developed within changing political and social circumstances.
The book focuses on the question of renewing presidential power and the continuing significance of executive leadership.
It offers a contemporary perspective on the presidency, its authority, and its place in American government.
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