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The Politics of the Presidency
Tenth Edition
- Joseph A. Pika - University of Delaware, USA
- John Anthony Maltese - University of Georgia, USA
- Andrew Rudalevige - Bowdoin College, USA
January 2020 | 704 pages | CQ Press
Never losing sight of the foundations of the office, The Politics of the Presidency maintains a balance between historical context and contemporary scholarship on the executive branch, providing a solid foundation for any presidency course. Pika, Maltese and Rudalevige will highlight a 10th edition with a thorough analysis of the change and continuity in the presidency during Trump's first term. They will anticipate changes in the Nov 2020 election and we'll then publish a Revised Edition in 2021 to account for the election results and the forecast for the future of the Presidency.
Part I: The President and the Public
Chapter 1: The Changing Presidency
Chapter 2: Election Politics
Chapter 3: Public Politics
Chapter 4: Presidential Character and Performance
Part II: The President and the Government
Chapter 5: Legislative Politics
Chapter 6: Executive Politics
Chapter 7: Judicial Politics
Part III: The President and Public Policy
Chapter 8: The Politics of Domestic Policy
Chapter 9: The Politics of Economic Policy
Chapter 10: The Politics of National Security Policy
Chapter 11: A Willingly Embattled President