Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Contributors xiii
6. Chapter 1. Introduction: Presidential Power 1
7. Part 1. Richard Neustadt’s Presidential Power and American Political Science
8. Chapter 2. Neustadt’s Power Approach to the Presidency 9
9. Chapter 3. Richard Neustadt in the History of American Political Science 16
10. Part 2. Presidents as Persuaders and the Personalization of Power
11. Chapter 4. Personal Power and Presidents 31
12. Chapter 5. Bargaining and Presidential Power 47
13. Chapter 6. The Timing of Presidential Speeches: Can the President Be an Effective Teacher? 78
14. Chapter 7. The President’s Inner Circle: Personality and Leadership Style in Foreign Policy Decision-making 105
15. Part 3. Organizing and Institutionalizing the Presidency
16. Chapter 8. Staffing and Organizing the Presidency 159
17. Chapter 9. The Institutionalization of Power 178
18. Chapter 10. Staffing the White House, 1937–96: The Institutional Implications of Neustadt’s Bargaining Paradigm 209
19. Chapter 11. The Presidential Kaleidoscope: Advisory Networks in Action 235
20. Part 4. The President in the Political System
21. Chapter 12. The President in the Political System—In Neustadt’s Shadow 265
22. Chapter 13. Political Time and Policy Coalitions: Structure and Agency in Presidential Power 274
23. Chapter 14. The Institutional Face of Presidential Power: Congressional Delegation of Authority to the President 311
24. Chapter 15. Hitting the Ground Running: The Politics of Presidential Appointments in Transition 339
25. Part 5. The Potential for Leadership
26. Chapter 16. Presidential Power and the Potential for Leadership 363
27. Chapter 17. Presidential Polling and the Potential for Leadership 380
28. Chapter 18. The President as Message and Messenger: Personal Style and Presidential Communications 408
29. Chapter 19. The Limits of the Transformational Presidency 435
30. Part 6. Conclusion: Forging the Presidency for the 21st Century
31. Chapter 20. A Preachment from Retirement 459
32. Chapter 21. The Impeachment of President Bill Clinton: Background 468
33. Chapter 22. The “Hard Case” for Presidential Power: Impeachment Politics and Law 473
34. Chapter 23. Conclusion: Presidential Power, Institutions, and Democracy 489
35. Index 509
36. Backmatter 527