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The Republican Party in American Politics
Introduction to the Study of Public Policy
The American Presidency: A Very Short Introduction
The American Presidency: A Very Short Introduction

By Charles O. Jones

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"The second edition of this Very Short Introduction focuses on the challenges facing American presidents in meeting the high expectations of the position in a separation of powers system. This mast...

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China: The Fragile Superpower
The American Presidency
The American Presidency

By Charles O. Jones

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The American Presidency: A Very Short Introduction
The American Presidency: A Very Short Introduction

By Charles O. Jones

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The expansion of executive powers amid the war on terrorism has brought the presidency to the center of heated public debate. Now, in this book, presidential authority Charles O. Jones provides inv...

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The Speculative Imagination in Democratic Lawmaking
The United States Congress
American democracy
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An Introduction to the Study of Public Policy

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