Presidential difference leadership style from FDR to George W. Bush
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TextPublication details: Princeton Princeton University Press 2004Edition: 2ndDescription: vii,317p. ill. ; 24 cmISBN: - 9780691119090
- 973.920922 22 GR-P
- JK511 .G74 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-301) and index.
The presidential difference -- The virtuosic leadership of Franklin D. Roosevelt -- The uneven leadership of Harry S. Truman -- The unexpected Eisenhower -- Coming to terms with Kennedy -- Lyndon B. Johnson and the primacy of politics -- The paradox of Richard Nixon -- The instructive presidency of Gerald Ford -- Jimmy Carter and the politics of rectitude -- Ronald Reagan: the innocent as agent of change -- The highly tactical leadership of George H.W. Bush -- The undisciplined Bill Clinton -- George W. Bush and the politics of agenda control -- Lessons from the modern presidency.
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