Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents

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Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents is a seminal work of political science that analyzes the nature and limits of U.S. presidential leadership in the modern era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction book
political science work
academicDiscipline political science
addresses constraints imposed by Congress
constraints imposed by bureaucracy
constraints imposed by public opinion
relationship between presidents and other political institutions
aimsTo clarify the limits of presidential power
clarify the nature of presidential power
analyzes constraints on presidential power
institutional presidency
opportunities for presidential leadership
context modern American political system
contributesTo theory of presidential leadership
understanding of executive power in democracies
countryOfFocus United States NERFINISHED
describedAs seminal work of political science
describes limits of presidential leadership
nature of presidential leadership
examines limits on effective presidential action
presidential strategies for exercising power
field American politics
executive politics
focusesOn modern era of U.S. politics
format prose
genre academic literature
political science
hasPerspective analytical
behavioral
institutional
influenced scholarship on the U.S. presidency
studies of presidential leadership
intendedAudience political scientists
scholars of executive politics
students of American government
language English
mainSubject U.S. presidency
modern presidency
presidential leadership
presidential power
timePeriodDiscussed modern U.S. presidency
typeOfAnalysis empirical analysis
theoretical analysis
usedIn graduate seminars in political science
university courses on the American presidency

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Richard Neustadt notableWork Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents
Richard Neustadt primaryTopicOf Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents
this entity surface form: Presidential Power and the Modern Presidents: The Politics of Leadership from Roosevelt to Reagan