The Presidency and Political Science: Paradigms of Presidential Power From the Founding to the Present: 2014 : Paradigms of Presidential Power From the Founding to the Present

Note: This item is eligible for FREE Click and Collect without a minimum order subject to availability. FREE Click and Collect with Amazon Pickup Locations\u003c\/b>","position":"triggerBottom"}" data-csa-c-id="gbpz74-rcye7k-afp07a-bpandg"> DetailsThis history of presidential studies surveys the views of leading thinkers and scholars about the constitutional powers of the highest office in the land from the founding to the present. Part I The Origins Of Constitutionalism 1 -- 1 Constitutional Mythology: The Burns-kendall Debate / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond 3 -- The Two Majorities Thesis 3 -- Deadlock Of Democracy 5 -- Debating Constitutionalism 9 -- Conclusion 12 -- 2 Original Intent And The Presidency: Hamilton Versus Jefferson / Thomas S. Engeman Engeman, Thomas S. 16 -- The Hamiltonian President 16 -- The Jeffersonian Executive 23 -- Conclusion 30 -- 3 Jeffersonianism Sustained: Nineteenth-century Thinkers / Thomas S. Engeman Engeman, Thomas S. 35 -- Joseph Story 37 -- Alexis De Tocqueville 40 -- Frederick Grimke 42 -- George Ticknor Curtis 46 -- James Bryce 48 -- Henry Clay Lockwood 51 -- Conclusion 54 -- Part Ii Progressivism And Its Critics 59 -- 4 Indictment Of Constitutionalism: The Progressive Reconstruction / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond, Thomas S. Engeman Engeman, Thomas S. 61 -- Woodrow Wilson 64 -- Henry Jones Ford 68 -- Theodore Roosevelt 71 -- J. Allen Smith, Charles Beard, And Herbert Croly 75 -- Conclusion 78 -- 5 Critics Of Progressivism: The Early Constitutionalists / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond 83 -- William Howard Taft 83 -- Calvin Coolidge 86 -- Charles C. Thach Jr. 89 -- Conclusion 95 -- 6 Sowing The Seeds Of Progressivism: Liberalism And The Rise Of The Heroic Presidency / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond 101 -- Harold Laski And Class Politics 102 -- Herman Finer And Collective Government 105 -- Clinton Rossiter And Presidential Roles 106 -- James Macgregor Burns's Typology 110 -- Richard E. Neustadt And Presidential Influence 111 -- Conclusion 119 -- 7 Anti-aggrandizement Scholars: Attacking Liberal Government And Liberal Presidents / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond 126 -- C. Perry Patterson 126 -- Alfred De Grazia 130 -- Edward S. Corwin 131 -- Conclusion 135 -- 8 From Imperialism To Impotency: Liberal Malaise With Liberal Presidents / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond 141 -- Lyndon B. Johnson And Richard M. Nixon 142 -- George E. Reedy 142 -- James David Barber 145 -- Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. 147 -- Gerald R. Ford And Jimmy Carter 153 -- The Tethered Presidency 154 -- The Illusion Of Presidential Government 155 -- Carter Revisionism 157 -- Back To Parliamentarianism 160 -- Charles M. Hardin 160 -- James L. Sundquist 162 -- Rexford G. Tugwell 164 -- Conclusion 167 -- 9 Return To Hamiltonianism: Ronald Reagan And The Movement Conservatives / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond 174 -- The Fettered Presidency 175 -- The Imperial Congress 179 -- Energy In The Executive 182 -- Conclusion 185 -- 10 Bush, Obama, And Three Presidential Paradigms / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond, Steven E. Schier Schier, Steven E. 190 -- Hamiltonianism: A Strong President And Strong But Limited Government 191 -- Jeffersonianism: A Weak President And Weak Government 193 -- Progressivism: A Strong President And Unlimited Government 196 -- Bush, The Hamiltonian; Obama, The Progressive 199 -- Part Iii The Empirical Presidency 207 -- 11 Plebiscitary Politics, Presidential Leadership, And Personality / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond, Steven E. Schier Schier, Steven E. 209 -- Plebiscitary Politics 210 -- The Expectations Gap 210 -- Rhetorical Leadership 212 -- Going Public 214 -- Media Strategies 217 -- The Fickle Public 219 -- Presidential Leadership 224 -- Context For Leadership 224 -- Great Presidents 228 -- Failed Leadership 231 -- Personality 236 -- 12 Legislative Leadership, Executive Unilateralism, And The Administrative Presidency / Raymond Tatalovich Tatalovich, Raymond, Steven E. Schier Schier, Steven E. 246 -- Legislative Leadership 247 -- Rational Choice 253 -- Agenda-setting 255 -- Executive Unilateralism 258 -- Presidential War Prerogative 260 -- Critiques Of War Prerogative 262 -- Domestic Prerogative Power 266 -- The Administrative Presidency 270 -- Politicized Bureaucracy 272 -- Managerial Presidency 274 -- Advice And Staff 279. By 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. Includes Index. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Tatalovich and Schier chronicle over 200 years of scholarship in this unique study of the nature and practice of presidential power. They include lively discussions of historical and philosophical perspectives, along with commentary on the work of some eighty contemporary political scientists and historians. Among the new features in the second edition of The Presidency and Political Science are a foreword by Theodore J. Lowi, a new introduction, a new chapter on the Bush and Obama presidencies, and thematic chapters on the "empirical presidency." Book jacket