Pushing the Agenda reveals the predictable nature of presidents' policy making opportunities and the strategies presidents employ to exploit those opportunities.
Pushing the Agenda reveals the predictable nature of presidents' policy making opportunities and the strategies presidents employ to exploit those opportunities.
Matthew N. Beckmann is Assistant Professor of Political Science at UC Irvine, where he studies Washington politics, particularly that involving the White House. His work has appeared in the Journal of Politics, the Journal of Theoretical Politics, Political Research Quarterly, and Political Communication. Professor Beckmann received his BA from UCLA and his PhD from the University of Michigan.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. A theory of positive presidential power 3. Case study: pushing President Bush's 2001 tax cut 4. Winning key votes, 1953-2004 5. Signing new laws, 1953-2004 6. The practice and potential of presidential leadership Appendix: archival study technical details.
1. Introduction 2. A theory of positive presidential power 3. Case study: pushing President Bush's 2001 tax cut 4. Winning key votes, 1953-2004 5. Signing new laws, 1953-2004 6. The practice and potential of presidential leadership Appendix: archival study technical details.
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