A Seat of Popular Leadership

A Seat of Popular Leadership: The Presidency, Political Parties, and Democratic Government. By Michael J. Korzi. Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 2004. 292p. $80.00 cloth, $24.95 paper. Through an examination of the political biographies and annual messages of selected presidents, Michael Korzi provides a rich description of the rise and decline of party government in the nineteenth century. He persuasively argues that nineteenth-century parties were not mere spoils machines but parties of principles and policies. Moreover, he claims that the model of nineteenth-century party presidents presents an attractive alternative to the detached statesmanship championed by the Founders, as well as the unrestrained popular leadership practiced by twentieth-century presidents

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• Partisan Models and the Search for Party Effects in the US Senate

  Barbara Sinclair•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Interest Group Theory

  Andrew Mcfarland•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The Party Faithful

  John C Green•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• How Parties Nominate Presidents

  William G Mayer•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The Road Less Taken

  Daniel M Shea•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Party Coalitions in the US Congress

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• Social and Economic Justice Movements and Organizations

  Dara Z Strolovitch, M David Forrest et al.•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Who Sings in the Heavenly Chorus?

  Kay Lehman Schlozman•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Party Nominating Procedures and Recruitment—State and Local Level

  Raymond J La Raja•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Activists, Influence, and Representation in American Elections

  Walter J Stone•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Methodological Issues in the Study of Political Parties

  Hubert Noël, Hans Noel•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• State Parties Research

  Gerald C Wright, Gerald Wright•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• What a Difference Twenty-Five Years Makes

  David W Rohde•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Interest Groups and Agendas

  F R Baumgartner•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Interest Groups in American Elections

  Clyde Wilcox, Rentaro Iida•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The State of Research on Political Parties and Interest Groups

  L Sandy Maisel, Jeffrey M Berry•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The Evolution of National Party Organizations

  Paul S Herrnson•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Lobbying and Influence

  Beth L Leech•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The Evolution and Alteration of American Party Coalitions

  Mark D Brewer•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The Pure Partisan Institution

  Byron E Shafer•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The President, Party Politics, and Constitutional Development

  Sidney M Milki, Sidney M Milkis et al.•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Winning Isn't Everything

  Ronald B Rapoport•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• Methodological Perspectives on Interest Groups

  Scott H Ainsworth, Scott Ainsworth•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• The Oxford handbook of American political parties and interest groups

  Michael T Heaney, Louis Sandy Maisel et al.•The Oxford handbook of American…•2010

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• State Capacity and Bureaucratic Autonomy in the Early United States

  Open Access•William D Adler•Studies in American Political…•2012

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• William McKinley and the Rhetorical Presidency

  Open Access•Robert P Saldin•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2011

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• Policy Speech in the Nineteenth Century Rhetorical Presidency

  Open Access•Richard J Ellis, Alexis Walker•Presidential Studies Quarterly•2007

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• Presidential Influence in an Era of Congressional Dominance

  Open Access•Jon C Rogowski•American Political Science Review•2016

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