Executive Branch: Presidency - Government & Politics

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The Presidency and Presidential Power

Case Studies

Relationship Between Presidency and Other Branches

Presidential Nomination System

The Presidency and Presidential Power

PRESIDENTIAL POWER

Creating the US Presidency

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRESIDENTIAL POWER

Qualifications

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRESIDENTIAL POWER

Formal Powers: Head of State

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRESIDENTIAL POWER

Formal Powers: Head of Government

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRESIDENTIAL POWER

Informal Powers: Institutional

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRESIDENTIAL POWER

Informal Powers and Resources: Group, Media, and Public Opinion

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES

The Presidency and the Constitution

Dr Jon Herbert, Keele University

THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES

Formal and Informal Powers of the Presidency

Dr Jon Herbert, Keele University

THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES

Leadership and the Power to Persuade

Dr Jon Herbert, Keele University

THE PRESIDENCY OF THE UNITED STATES

Executive Power and the Imperial Presidency

Dr Jon Herbert, Keele University

Case Studies

THE PRESIDENCY OF BARACK OBAMA, 2009-2017

Obama and the 2008 Election Campaign

Dr Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University

THE PRESIDENCY OF BARACK OBAMA, 2009-2017

President Obama and Congress

Dr Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University

THE PRESIDENCY OF BARACK OBAMA, 2009-2017

President Obama and the Supreme Court

Dr Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University

THE PRESIDENCY OF BARACK OBAMA, 2009-2017

Barack Obama and the Presidency

Dr Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University

THE PRESIDENCY OF BARACK OBAMA, 2009-2017

The Obama Presidential Legacy

Dr Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University

Relationship Between Presidency and Other Branches

FEDERALISM

Federalism in the Constitution: Presidency and Supreme Court

Prof. John Kincaid, Lafayette College

THE PRESIDENCY OF BARACK OBAMA, 2009-2017

President Obama and Congress

Dr Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University

THE SEPARATION OF POWERS

Introduction: Shared, not Separated

Dr Andrew Wroe, Kent University

THE SEPARATION OF POWERS

Historical Context

Dr Andrew Wroe, Kent University

THE SEPARATION OF POWERS

Separation of Powers

Dr Andrew Wroe, Kent University

THE SEPARATION OF POWERS

Checks and Balances

Dr Andrew Wroe, Kent University

THE SEPARATION OF POWERS

In Practice

Dr Andrew Wroe, Kent University

Presidential Nomination System

PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES

Presidential Nominations

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES

Primaries and Caucuses

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES

Theory vs. Practice

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES

Iowa and New Hampshire

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

PRIMARIES AND CAUCUSES

The Big Picture

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Origins and Design

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Process and Development Over Time

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Strengths and Weaknesses

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

ELECTORAL COLLEGE

Proposed Changes

Dr David Andersen, Durham University

Contents

The Presidency and Presidential Power

Case Studies

Relationship Between Presidency and Other Branches

Presidential Nomination System