The presidency and political science : paradigms of presidential power from the founding to the present / Raymond Tatalovich, Loyola University Chicago and Steven E. Schier, Carleton College ; with Thomas S. Engeman Formerly of Loyola University Chicago ; foreword by Theodore J. Lowi , Cornell University.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Tatalovich, Raymond (Author)
Schier, Steven E. (Author)
Engeman, Thomas S. (Author)
Other Authors: Lowi, Theodore J. (writer of foreword.)
Language:English
Published: Armonk, New York : M.E. Sharpe, [2014]
Edition:Second edition.
Subjects:
Presidents > United States > History.
Political science > United States > History.
Physical Description:xxii, 311 pages ; 24 cm
Format: Book

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505 0 0 |g Part I  |t The Origins of Constitutionalism  |g 1 --  |g 1  |t Constitutional Mythology: The Burns-Kendall Debate /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond  |g 3 --  |t The "Two Majorities" Thesis  |g 3 --  |t Deadlock of Democracy  |g 5 --  |t Debating Constitutionalism  |g 9 --  |t Conclusion  |g 12 --  |g 2  |t Original Intent and the Presidency: Hamilton versus Jefferson /  |r Thomas S. Engeman  |g Engeman, Thomas S.  |g 16 --  |t The Hamiltonian President  |g 16 --  |t The Jeffersonian Executive  |g 23 --  |t Conclusion  |g 30 --  |g 3  |t Jeffersonianism Sustained: Nineteenth-Century Thinkers /  |r Thomas S. Engeman  |g Engeman, Thomas S.  |g 35 --  |t Joseph Story  |g 37 --  |t Alexis de Tocqueville  |g 40 --  |t Frederick Grimke  |g 42 --  |t George Ticknor Curtis  |g 46 --  |t James Bryce  |g 48 --  |t Henry Clay Lockwood  |g 51 --  |t Conclusion  |g 54 --  |g Part II  |t Progressivism and Its Critics  |g 59 --  |g 4  |t Indictment of Constitutionalism: The Progressive Reconstruction /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond, Thomas S. Engeman  |g Engeman, Thomas S.  |g 61 --  |t Woodrow Wilson  |g 64 --  |t Henry Jones Ford  |g 68 --  |t Theodore Roosevelt  |g 71 --  |t J. Allen Smith, Charles Beard, and Herbert Croly  |g 75 --  |t Conclusion  |g 78 --  |g 5  |t Critics of Progressivism: The Early Constitutionalists /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond  |g 83 --  |t William Howard Taft  |g 83 --  |t Calvin Coolidge  |g 86 --  |t Charles C. Thach Jr.  |g 89 --  |t Conclusion  |g 95 --  |g 6  |t Sowing the Seeds of Progressivism: Liberalism and the Rise of the Heroic Presidency /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond  |g 101 --  |t Harold Laski and Class Politics  |g 102 --  |t Herman Finer and Collective Government  |g 105 --  |t Clinton Rossiter and Presidential Roles  |g 106 --  |t James MacGregor Burns's Typology  |g 110 --  |t Richard E. Neustadt and Presidential Influence  |g 111 --  |t Conclusion  |g 119 --  |g 7  |t Anti-Aggrandizement Scholars: Attacking Liberal Government and Liberal Presidents /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond  |g 126 --  |t C. Perry Patterson  |g 126 --  |t Alfred de Grazia  |g 130 --  |t Edward S. Corwin  |g 131 --  |t Conclusion  |g 135 --  |g 8  |t From Imperialism to Impotency: Liberal Malaise with Liberal Presidents /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond  |g 141 --  |t Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard M. Nixon  |g 142 --  |t George E. Reedy  |g 142 --  |t James David Barber  |g 145 --  |t Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.  |g 147 --  |t Gerald R. Ford and Jimmy Carter  |g 153 --  |t The Tethered Presidency  |g 154 --  |t The Illusion of Presidential Government  |g 155 --  |t Carter Revisionism  |g 157 --  |t Back to Parliamentarianism  |g 160 --  |t Charles M. Hardin  |g 160 --  |t James L. Sundquist  |g 162 --  |t Rexford G. Tugwell  |g 164 --  |t Conclusion  |g 167 --  |g 9  |t Return to Hamiltonianism: Ronald Reagan and the Movement Conservatives /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond  |g 174 --  |t The Fettered Presidency  |g 175 --  |t The Imperial Congress  |g 179 --  |t Energy in the Executive  |g 182 --  |t Conclusion  |g 185 --  |g 10  |t Bush, Obama, and Three Presidential Paradigms /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond, Steven E. Schier  |g Schier, Steven E.  |g 190 --  |t Hamiltonianism: A Strong President and Strong but Limited Government  |g 191 --  |t Jeffersonianism: A Weak President and Weak Government  |g 193 --  |t Progressivism: A Strong President and Unlimited Government  |g 196 --  |t Bush, the Hamiltonian; Obama, the Progressive  |g 199 --  |g Part III  |t The Empirical Presidency  |g 207 --  |g 11  |t Plebiscitary Politics, Presidential Leadership, and Personality /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond, Steven E. Schier  |g Schier, Steven E.  |g 209 --  |t Plebiscitary Politics  |g 210 --  |t The Expectations Gap  |g 210 --  |t Rhetorical Leadership  |g 212 --  |t Going Public  |g 214 --  |t Media Strategies  |g 217 --  |t The Fickle Public  |g 219 --  |t Presidential Leadership  |g 224 --  |t Context for Leadership  |g 224 --  |t Great Presidents  |g 228 --  |t Failed Leadership  |g 231 --  |t Personality  |g 236 --  |g 12  |t Legislative Leadership, Executive Unilateralism, and the Administrative Presidency /  |r Raymond Tatalovich  |g Tatalovich, Raymond, Steven E. Schier  |g Schier, Steven E.  |g 246 --  |t Legislative Leadership  |g 247 --  |t Rational Choice  |g 253 --  |t Agenda-Setting  |g 255 --  |t Executive Unilateralism  |g 258 --  |t Presidential War Prerogative  |g 260 --  |t Critiques of War Prerogative  |g 262 --  |t Domestic Prerogative Power  |g 266 --  |t The Administrative Presidency  |g 270 --  |t Politicized Bureaucracy  |g 272 --  |t Managerial Presidency  |g 274 --  |t Advice and Staff  |g 279. 
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