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Media type:
Book
Title:
The Clinton legacy
Contains:
Shafer, B.: The partisan legacy: are there any new democrats? - S. 1-32. Edwards, G. C. (III): Campaigning is not governing. - S. 33-47. Campbell, C.: Demotion? Has Clinton turned the bully pulpit into a lectern? - S. 48-69. Sinclair, B.: The President as legislative leader. - S. 70-95. O'Brien, D. M.: Judicial legacies. - S. 96-117. Aberbach, J. D.: A reinvented government, or the same old government? - S. 118-139. Peterson, M. A.: Clinton and organized interests. - S. 140-168. Sapiro, V. ; Canon, D. T.: Race, gender, and the Clinton presidency. - S. 169-199. Quirk, P. J. ; Cunion, W.: Clinton's domestic policy. - S. 200-225. Goldman, E. O. ; Berman, L.: Engaging the world. First impressions on the Clinton foreign policy legacy. - S. 226-253. Wilson, G. K.: Clinton in comparative perspective. - S. 254-273. Rockman, B. A.: Cutting with the grain: is there a Clinton leadership legacy? - S. 274-294.