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3. Narrator-in-Chief: Presidents and the Politics of Economic Crisis from FDR to Obama
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction: Confessions of a Presidential Assassin 1
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Part I. Balancing Agency and Structure
- 1. The Unsettled State of Presidential History 9
- 2. Personal Dynamics and Presidential Transitions: The Case of Roosevelt and Truman 34
- 3. Narrator-in-Chief: Presidents and the Politics of Economic Crisis from FDR to Obama 51
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Part II. The Social and Cultural Landscape Presidents Confront
- 4. The Reagan Devolution: Movement Conservatives and the Right’s Days of Rage, 1988–1994 69
- 5. There Will Be Oil: Presidents, Wildcat Religion, and the Culture Wars of Pipeline Politics 93
- 6. Ike’s World: In Search of Ideology in the Eisenhower Presidency 108
- 7. Black Appointees, Political Legitimacy, and the American Presidency 123
- 8. Presidents and the Media 143
- 9. The Making of the Celebrity Presidency 162
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Part III. The Presidency and Political Structure
- 10. Stand by Me: Coalitions and Presidential Power from a Cross-National Perspective 175
- 11. Taking the Long View: Presidents in a System Stacked against Them 194
- 12. American Presidential Authority and Economic Expertise since World War II 211
- 13. The Changing Presidential Politics of Disaster: From Coolidge to Nixon 233
- Conclusion: The Perils and Prospects of Presidential History 250
- Notes 259
- List of Contributors 303
- Index 307
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Introduction: Confessions of a Presidential Assassin 1
-
Part I. Balancing Agency and Structure
- 1. The Unsettled State of Presidential History 9
- 2. Personal Dynamics and Presidential Transitions: The Case of Roosevelt and Truman 34
- 3. Narrator-in-Chief: Presidents and the Politics of Economic Crisis from FDR to Obama 51
-
Part II. The Social and Cultural Landscape Presidents Confront
- 4. The Reagan Devolution: Movement Conservatives and the Right’s Days of Rage, 1988–1994 69
- 5. There Will Be Oil: Presidents, Wildcat Religion, and the Culture Wars of Pipeline Politics 93
- 6. Ike’s World: In Search of Ideology in the Eisenhower Presidency 108
- 7. Black Appointees, Political Legitimacy, and the American Presidency 123
- 8. Presidents and the Media 143
- 9. The Making of the Celebrity Presidency 162
-
Part III. The Presidency and Political Structure
- 10. Stand by Me: Coalitions and Presidential Power from a Cross-National Perspective 175
- 11. Taking the Long View: Presidents in a System Stacked against Them 194
- 12. American Presidential Authority and Economic Expertise since World War II 211
- 13. The Changing Presidential Politics of Disaster: From Coolidge to Nixon 233
- Conclusion: The Perils and Prospects of Presidential History 250
- Notes 259
- List of Contributors 303
- Index 307