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Hace 5 días · Concepts from significant works in the field, like Richard Neustadt’s equation of presidential power with the power to persuade, and Stephen Skowronek’s ‘parallel moments of political time’, are present in the intellectual hinterland of the book, but never forced onto the reader.
8 de may. de 2024 · Presidential power:the politics of leadership from FDR to Carter/ Richard E. Neustadt. Physical description: xv, 286 p. 23 cm.; Bibliographic notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Author(s): NEUSTADT, Richard E.; ISBN: 0471059889 (pbk.; Subjects: Presidents --United States.
Hace 1 día · Musikmosaik in der Pauli-Ruine. 28. Mai 2024 Elisabeth Renneberg Kultur, Termine. Ein Frühlingsmittag im Park, Kinder auf Fahrrädern, junge Leute, die Pizza aus Kartons essen. Ich sitze hier mit Jule und Richard, neben uns ragt hinter grünen Baumkronen der Turm der Pauli-Ruine auf.
14 de may. de 2024 · But if you had to focus on just one thing, it’s that by all accounts he utterly failed at the thing that Richard Neustadt thought was the most important thing for presidents to do in order to succeed: Collecting information. Trump didn’t read. He didn’t pay attention during briefings. He didn’t care about policy.
14 de may. de 2024 · Fred Greenstein and Richard Neustadt—the originators of widely shared contemporary assumptions about the presidency—thus incorrectly theorized the presidency's place in the American constitutional system.
Hace 6 días · Presidential historian Professor Richard Neustadt said, “It is broadly suspected that all politicians do the sort of things that happened at Watergate. People feel that all politicians are bums.” [4] As a result of Watergate and its investigation, a quagmire of suspension surrounded the White House after Nixon’s resignation.
Hace 5 días · Starting in my college years, I'd been a student of American government. I'd taken a course from a man who almost symbolizes the study of the presidency, Richard Neustadt, whose Presidential Power is a text for all of us. And it was my great pleasure, many years later, to invite Professor Neustadt to lunch at the White House Mess.
