The second term of George W. Bush : prospects and perils
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The second term of George W. Bush : prospects and perils
（The evolving American presidency series）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2006
- : pbk
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Second term presidencies are distinctive, not least as the president no longer has to run for re-election. Placing the second term of George W. Bush in comparative perspective, this fascinating book explores the political, institutional and policy implications of a second term. Combining topicality with analytical richness, this is an important resource for scholars and students.
Table of Contents
- SECTION I: THE SETTING Are Second Terms Second Best? Why George W. Bush Might (or Might Not) Beat the Expectations
- R.Maranto, D.Brattebo, T.Lansford & J.Johnson Presidential Elections and Presidential Governance
- R.H.Davidson SECTION II: THE INSTITUTIONS The Organization of the White House Staff of 2005-2006: New People? YES: New Structures? NO
- B.Patterson The President's Cabinet: Choices for Structuring the Bush Cabinet
- S.A.Warshaw The New President and the New Congress
- A.Rudalevige The Bully Pulpit
- J.R.Greene The President, the Courts, and Legal Policy
- A.Steigerwalt & L.Johnson SECTION III: THE POLICIES Domestic Policy: The President's Agenda Revisited
- M.Genovese Homeland (In?)Security
- A.M.Khademian The Middle East Peace Process and the War on Terrorism
- A.M. Lesch Economic Policy: Responsibility with Limited Authority
- J.Cohen The Best Defense? Iraq and Beyond
- T.Lansford SECTION IV: LEADERSHIP Character, Leadership and Transformation: The Third Presidency of George W. Bush
- S.A.Renshon
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