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The Political Presidency practice of leadership Barbara Kellerman

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Oxford University Press New York 1984Description: 300 p. PaperISBN:
  • 195040376
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 320
Contents:
I.A theory of presidential leadership. Leadership in America ; Presidential leadership ; Political skill in America ; Political skill: tactics and requisites ; Presidential politicking. -- II. The practice of presidential leadership. John Kennedy and federal aid to education ; Lyndon Johnson and the war on poverty ; Richard Nixon and the Family Assistance Plan ; Gerald Ford and the tax cut ; Jimmy Carter and the energy package ; Ronald Reagan and the budget cuts.
Summary: Using the six most recent presidents as case studies, this penetrating work demonstrates how presidential leadership, despite America's anti-authority bias, can still be a powerful agent for change.
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I.A theory of presidential leadership. Leadership in America ; Presidential leadership ; Political skill in America ; Political skill: tactics and requisites ; Presidential politicking. --
II. The practice of presidential leadership. John Kennedy and federal aid to education ; Lyndon Johnson and the war on poverty ; Richard Nixon and the Family Assistance Plan ; Gerald Ford and the tax cut ; Jimmy Carter and the energy package ; Ronald Reagan and the budget cuts.

Using the six most recent presidents as case studies, this penetrating work demonstrates how presidential leadership, despite America's anti-authority bias, can still be a powerful agent for change.

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