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Party politics, why we have poor Presidents : an inquiry into the decline of the Presidency, the reasons for its deterioration, and a proposal for its improvement

Title
Party politics, why we have poor Presidents : an inquiry into the decline of the Presidency, the reasons for its deterioration, and a proposal for its improvement / Leonard Lurie.
Author
Lurie, Leonard.
Publication
New York : Stein and Day, 1980.

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Description
xi, 326 pages; 24 cm
Subject
  • USA Präsident
  • National Radical Party Serbien
  • Political parties > United States
  • Presidents > United States
  • Political parties
  • Presidents
  • Partei
  • Presidenten
  • Politieke partijen
  • Politiska partier
  • Presidenter
  • Partei
  • United States
  • Verenigde Staten
Note
  • Includes index.
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. 297-312.
Contents
Preface -- A cautionary note to the reader -- A nightmare vision -- The low point of party influence -- Posts of honor, places of profit -- National parties appear on the horizon -- The political party coup -- The bold and the violent -- The birth of the Republican Party -- The death of the Republican Party -- How hacks produced hacks -- An opportunity to inhibit party larceny -- Emergence of the one-party system -- The myth of the imperial presidency -- A fool as president -- The criminal administration -- The institutionalizing of presidential incapacity -- The accident of ability -- The decline of the presidency -- The honcho presidents: one in style, the other in substance -- How a criminal became president -- A timid supposition and a simple proposal.
ISBN
  • 0812827546
  • 9780812827545
LCCN
80018927
OCLC
  • ocm06532765
  • 6532765
  • SCSB-24494
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library