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The President's Agenda

Domestic policy choice from Kennedy to Clinton

Datos Bibliográficos

ID23399178
AutoresPaul Light (autor de correspondencia), Paul Charles Light
Año1998
Páginas312
Fecha de publicación1998-01-01
Open AccessNo
TipoBOOK
RevistaThe president's agenda (SOURCE_BOOK)
EditorialJohns Hopkins University Press (PUBLISHER • US)
DOI10.56021/9780801860652
OpenAlexW4319588052
Open LibraryOL372927M
ISBN9780801860652
IdiomaEN
Citas recibidas105

Political science · Educational Leadership and Practices · Military and Defense Studies · Public Administration · Torture, Ethics, and Law · 1945-1989 · 1961 · 20th century · Economic policy · Geschichte (1961-1989) · Innenpolitik · Policy sciences · Politics and government · Politique économique · Politique sociale · Präsident · Presidents · Sciences de la politique · Social policy · united states · USA · USA President

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  • Presidential Power

    Open Access•William G Howell•Emerging Trends in the Social and…•2015

  • The Comparative Politics of Immigration

    Open Access•Antje Ellermann•Comparative Politics of Immigration•2021

  • The Politics of Public Health Policy

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  • Executives Strike Back

    Open Access•Matthew Montgomery, Natalie Rogol et al.•Journal of Law and Courts•2024

  • The Supreme Court, the President, and Congress

    Open Access•Perry Mcd Collins, Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Journal of Law and Courts•2022

  • Seeking Information

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  • The Bully Pulpit and Media Coverage

    Open Access•Matthew R Miles•The International Journal of…•2013

  • The Iraq War and Agenda Setting

    Open Access•Michael J Mazarr•Foreign Policy Analysis•2006

  • Gubernatorial Policy Priorities and State Fiscal Outcomes

    Open Access•Mikhail Ivonchyk•Politics & Policy•2020

  • Presidential Leadership

    Open Access•Erwin C Hargrove•Politics & Policy•2002

  • The Price of Legislative Success

    Open Access•Jacob Holt•American Politics Research•2024

  • Setting Choices, Controlling Outcomes

    Open Access•Eoin O''Malley•The British Journal of Politics…•2007

  • Are Voters’ Preferences Being Ignored in Governor’s Agendas

    Open Access•Benjamin S Noble, Daniel M Butler•Political Research Quarterly•2026

  • Hearing Campaign Appeals

    Michele P Claibourn, Michele Claibourn•Political Communication•2012

  • In the Midnight Hour

    Open Access•Steven J Balla, Christopher Carrigan et al.•Governance•2025

  • Congressional Response to Statements of Administration Policy and Presidential Signing Statements

    Scott H Ainsworth, Scott Ainsworth et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2014

  • Presidential Partisanship and Legislative Cooperation in the U.S. Senate, 1993–2021

    Lukas K Alexander, Nicholas F Jacobs et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2023

  • Pivotal Politics, Presidential Capital, and Supreme Court Nominations

    Timothy R Johnson, Jason M Roberts•Congress & the Presidency•2005

  • The (Sometimes Untraceable) Origins of Policy Ideas in Congress

    Open Access•Jeremy Gelman•Legislative Studies Quarterly•2025

  • The Contextual Presidency

    Open Access•Damien Arthur, Joshua Woods•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2013

  • Through Seneca Falls, and Selma, and Stonewall

    Open Access•Boris Heersink, Sidney M Milki•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2026

  • Assessing the Rhetorical Side of Presidential Signing Statements

    Open Access•Christopher S Kelley, Bryan W Marshall et al.•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2013

  • Politics or Policy? How Rhetoric Matters to Presidential Leadership of Congress

    Open Access•José D Villalobos, Justin S Vaughn et al.•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2012

  • The Last Word

    Open Access•Christopher S Kelley, Bryan W Marshall•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2008

  • The Secular Decline in Presidential Domestic Policy Making

    Open Access•George Krause•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2004

  • Presidential Leadership and Legislative Polarization

    Open Access•Benjamin S Noble, Ian R Turner•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2026

  • The Importance of Policy Scope to Presidential Success in Congress

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2010

  • The Immigration Rhetoric of Donald Trump

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Kenlea Barnes•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2021

  • The Harbinger of the Unitary Executive? An Analysis of Presidential Signing Statements from Truman to Carter

    Open Access•Richard S Conley, Richard Conley•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2011

  • Neustadt, New Institutionalism, and Presidential Decision Making

    Open Access•Matthew J Dickinson, Matthew Dickinson•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2005

  • National security in presidential time

    Open Access•Neil N Snyder•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2023

  • Presidents, Polarization, and Divided Government

    Open Access•Jeffrey E Cohen•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2011

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    Open Access•Matthew J Dickinson, Matthew Dickinson•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2009

  • Persistent Leadership

    Open Access•John T Woolley•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2012

  • Presidential Rhetoric and U.S. Supreme Court Rulings

    Open Access•Matthew Montgomery, Natalie Rogol et al.•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2019

  • The tone of the president's immigration rhetoric

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Stephanie Wise•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2024

  • The Contemporary Presidency

    Open Access•Steven E Schier•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2011

  • Presidential attentiveness to international crises

    Open Access•Neil N Snyder•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2024

  • Presidential Signaling in a Market Economy

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2005

  • Acting(s) without consequence

    Open Access•David Ryan Miller, Chris Piper•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2024

  • Executive‐Judicial Interaction as a Factor in Explaining Presidential Policy Making

    Open Access•Barbara L Graham•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2002

  • The President's War Agenda

    Open Access•Justin Rex•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2011

  • Serving the Law or Playing Politics? The Strategic Use of U.S. Attorney Appointments

    Open Access•Christina M Kinane, Lauren Mattioli•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2022

  • Presidential Rhetoric and Supreme Court Decisions

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Perry Mcd Collins•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2015

  • Presidential Leverage and the Politics of Policy Formulation

    Open Access•Daniel E Ponder•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2012

  • Research Note

    Open Access•Rebecca Eissler, Annelise Russell et al.•American Politics Research•2024

  • Popular Presidents Can Affect Congressional Attention, for a Little While

    Open Access•John Lovett, Shaun Bevan et al.•Policy Studies Journal•2014

  • How does the government interact with citizens within an electronic governance system? Selective government responsiveness

    Open Access•Kyuwoong Kyeong, Hana Ra et al.•International Review of…•2022

  • Going it Alone

    Open Access•Christopher S Kelley, Bryan W Marshall•Social Science Quarterly•2010

  • Evidence Use and the Common Core State Standards Movement

    Lorraine M Mcdonnell, M Stephen Weatherford•American Journal of Education•2013

  • The Effects of a President's Party on Federal Senior Executive Employment

    Open Access•Chon-Kyun Kim•Administration & Society•2003

  • Agency Input as a Policy-Making Tool

    Open Access•José D Villalobos•Administration & Society•2013

  • Experiential Learning and Presidential Management of the U.S. Federal Bureaucracy

    Open Access•George A Krause, George Krause et al.•American Journal of Political…•2016

  • Obama in Words and Deeds

    Open Access•Donna R Hoffman, Alison D Howard•Social Science Quarterly•2012

  • How Policy Conditions the Impact of Presidential Speeches on Legislative Success

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Social Science Quarterly•2010

  • A Majority is the Best Repartee”

    Open Access•Andrew Rudalevige•Social Science Quarterly•2012

  • Presidential Communication During the Legislative Process

    Open Access•Ian Ostrander, James Sievert•Social Science Quarterly•2020

  • Strategic Leaders

    Brandon Rottinghaus•Political Communication•2009

  • Staying on the democratic script? A deep learning analysis of the speechmaking of U.S. presidents

    Open Access•Amnon Cavari, Ákos Máté et al.•Policy Studies Journal•2024

  • Qualitative Research and the Study of the U.S. Presidency

    Karen M Hult, Charles E Walcott et al.•Congress & the Presidency•1999

  • The President and the Supreme Court

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  • Political Events in a Model of Gubernatorial Approval

    Open Access•Robert E Crew, David Branham et al.•State Politics & Policy Quarterly•2002

  • Getting Dirty‐Minded

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    Open Access•Benjamin S Noble•Political Science Research and…•2025

  • Presidents Abroad

    Open Access•Ian Ostrander, Toby J Rider•Political Research Quarterly•2019

  • Institutional Foundations of the President’s Issue Agenda

    Open Access•Jeff Yates, Andrew Whitford et al.•Political Research Quarterly•2005

  • Presidential Success on the Substance of Legislation

    Open Access•A W Barrett, Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Political Research Quarterly•2007

  • Confirmation Wars, Legislative Time, and Collateral Damage

    Open Access•Anthony J Madonna, James E Monogan et al.•Political Research Quarterly•2016

  • The Policy Opportunities in Presidential Honeymoons

    Open Access•Matthew N Beckmann, Joseph Godfrey et al.•Political Research Quarterly•2007

  • A Theory of Gender’s Role on Presidential Approval Ratings in Corrupt Times

    Open Access•Catherine Reyes-Housholder•Political Research Quarterly•2020

  • The Politics of Presidential Agendas

    Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Political Research Quarterly•2005

  • Separated Powers and Institutional Growth in the Presidential and Congressional Branches

    Open Access•George A Krause, George Krause•Political Research Quarterly•2002

  • Change Comes with Time

    Open Access•Amanda A Licht•Political Analysis•2011

  • The Right Tool for the Job

    Open Access•Heather A Larsen‐price•Policy Studies Journal•2012

  • Power play

    Open Access•Rebecca Eissler, Rebecca M Eissler et al.•Policy Studies Journal•2025

  • The Conditioning Effects of Policy Salience and Complexity on American Political Institutions

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Matthew Eshbaugh‐soha•Policy Studies Journal•2006

  • Comparative Public Policy

    Open Access•Matt Wilder•Policy Studies Journal•2017

  • The President as Agenda Setter‐in‐Chief

    Open Access•Paul E Rutledge, Heather A Larsen Price•Policy Studies Journal•2014

  • Populism and the American Party System

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  • Presidential legislative initiatives under semi-presidentialism

    Open Access•Mažvydas Jastramskis, Lukas Pukelis et al.•Parliamentary Affairs•2025

  • Targeting the Treatment

    Open Access•Matthew N Beckmann, Neilan S Chaturvedi et al.•Legislative Studies Quarterly•2017

  • Coming into Money

    Open Access•Amanda A Licht•Journal of Conflict Resolution•2010

  • The politics of government reorganizations

    Open Access•Lanhee Ryu, M Jae Moon et al.•Governance•2020

  • Representation, agendas and institutions

    Open Access•Shaun Bevan, Will Jennings•European Journal of Political…•2014

  • Presidential Cues and the Nationalization of Congressional Rhetoric, 1973–2016

    Open Access•Benjamin S Noble•American Journal of Political…•2024

  • Framing the Accomplishment

    Kevin A Evans•Congress & the Presidency•2014

  • Presidential Position-Taking, Presidential Success, and Interest Group Activity

    Amy Melissa Mckay, Brian Webb•Congress & the Presidency•2019

  • Executive Branch Management and Presidential Unilateralism

    Andrew Rudalevige•Congress & the Presidency•2015

  • Presidential Speeches and the Stages of the Legislative Process

    Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Thomas Miles et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2011

  • Presidential Vision or Congressional Derision? Explaining Budgeting Outcomes for Nasa, 1958–2008

    Richard S Conley, Richard Conley et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2012

  • The Role of Advisory Committees in Bureaucratic Oversight

    Banks Miller, Brett Curry et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2021

  • Checking Executive Power

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  • Presidential Speeches Amid a More Centralized and Unified Congress

    Ronald J Mcgauvran, Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha•Congress & the Presidency•2017

  • Policymaking by the Executive

    Jason S Byers, Jamie L Carson et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2020

  • Follow the Leader

    Heather A Larsen-Price, Heather A Larsen‐price et al.•Congress & the Presidency•2013

  • Power Shift

    Open Access•Ann O’ M Bowman, Ann O’m Bowman et al.•American Politics Research•2003

  • Politicizing Priority Departments

    Open Access•Kevin Parsneau•American Politics Research•2013

  • The Politics of the President’s Immigration Rhetoric

    Open Access•Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Eric Gonzalez Juenke•American Politics Research•2022

  • The Political Roots of Executive Clemency

    Open Access•Andrew B Whitford, Holona L Ochs et al.•American Politics Research•2006

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Intervalo de citas1999 - 2026 (28)
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