Leadership and the Bush Presidency

Autorentext
Ryan J. Barilleaux, Mary E. Stuckey

Klappentext
George Bush's critics charge the president with paying undue attention to opinion polls, focusing on symbol rather than substance, and allowing the nation to drift at a time that loudly demands leadership. In response, Mr. Bush's defenders applaud him for his prudence in the face of international instability, his resolution in the face of Iraqi aggression, and his realistic approach to national problems. Each chapter of Leadership and the Bush Presidency addresses these issues with specific regard to the upcoming presidential election, the potential for governance in a second term, and the legacy of the Bush presidency for future presidents.

Leadership and the Bush Presidency offers the most comprehensive coverage of the Bush presidency to date. It includes chapters by the nation's foremost political scientists on leadership, executive branch relations, Congress, federalism, public opinion, the Republican Party, conservatives, domestic and foreign policy, and civil rights. This important book should appeal to the general reader seeking information about Bush's approach to the presidency and the conduct of his first term in office; to scholars interested in leadership and the contemporary presidency; to students seeking better understanding of the chief executive office in our times; and to libraries with collections in American politics and history.

Zusammenfassung
George Bush's critics charge him with paying undue attention to opinion polls, focusing on symbol rather than substance. This issue is addressed here with regard to the forthcoming presidential election, the potential for governance in a second term, the legacy of the Bush presidency and more.

Inhalt
Preface Introduction Is President Bush a Leader? George Bush and the Changing Context of Presidential Leadership by Ryan J. Barilleaux Governance as Political Theater: George Bush and the MTV Presidency by Mary E. Stuckey and Frederick J. Antczak The Bush Presidency in the Government George Bush and the Executive Branch by Janet M. Martin George Bush and Congress: The Question of Leadership by Gary Lee Malecha and Daniel J. Reagan George Bush and Inertial Federalism by John W. Winkle III The Bush Presidency in American Politics A Man for All Seasons? The Guardian President and His Public by Henry C. Kenski The National Chairman Becomes President: George Bush as Party Leader by Harold F. Bass, Jr. "Poppy" and His Conservative Passengers by Matthew C. Moen and Kenneth T. Palmer Prudence and/or Policy Leadership The Home Front: Domestic Policy in the Bush Years by Robert J.Thompson and Carmine Scavo Is Prudence a Policy? George Bush and the World by Daniel P. Franklin and Robert Shepard Kinder, Gentler? George Bush and Civil Rights by Augustus J. Jones, Jr. Into the Twenty-First Century Presidential Power and Accountability after Reagan by Norman C. Thomas Conclusion Bibliography Index

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