• Introduction: Towards Understanding the American Presidency - Michael A. Genovese Conservatives and the Presidency - Ryan J. Barilleaux Moderates on the Presidency - Thomas E. Cronin and Michael A. Genovese Liberals and the Presidency - Robert J. Spitzer Toward a Constitutional Presidency - David Gray Adler The Unitary Executive - Melanie M. Marlowe Libertarians and the Presidency - Gene Healy

[COB--he′ll want to see pdf chps to see that Genovese answered to his suggestions in revising the intro. As well, Genovese rearranged the order of chapters given his feedback. I edited his quote slightly, pulling from 3 different places in his review.]"The biggest strength of this book is its unique approach to understanding the presidency through multiple ideological and theoretical perspectives. The way that the chapters are organized is another strength of the book. I liked that the chapters have consistency in how they are structured. Each perspective was introduced, problems associated with the presidency were identified, potential solutions were proposed, and concluding remarks closed the chapter. The editor makes the case that understanding the presidency through a number of clashing perspectives allows for perhaps a more holistic assessment of the office."

• Introduction: Towards Understanding the American Presidency - Michael A. Genovese Conservatives and the Presidency - Ryan J. Barilleaux Moderates on the Presidency - Thomas E. Cronin and Michael A. Genovese Liberals and the Presidency - Robert J. Spitzer Toward a Constitutional Presidency - David Gray Adler The Unitary Executive - Melanie M. Marlowe Libertarians and the Presidency - Gene Healy

[COB--he′ll want to see pdf chps to see that Genovese answered to his suggestions in revising the intro. As well, Genovese rearranged the order of chapters given his feedback. I edited his quote slightly, pulling from 3 different places in his review.]"The biggest strength of this book is its unique approach to understanding the presidency through multiple ideological and theoretical perspectives. The way that the chapters are organized is another strength of the book. I liked that the chapters have consistency in how they are structured. Each perspective was introduced, problems associated with the presidency were identified, potential solutions were proposed, and concluding remarks closed the chapter. The editor makes the case that understanding the presidency through a number of clashing perspectives allows for perhaps a more holistic assessment of the office."

• Introduction: Towards Understanding the American Presidency - Michael A. Genovese Conservatives and the Presidency - Ryan J. Barilleaux Moderates on the Presidency - Thomas E. Cronin and Michael A. Genovese Liberals and the Presidency - Robert J. Spitzer Toward a Constitutional Presidency - David Gray Adler The Unitary Executive - Melanie M. Marlowe Libertarians and the Presidency - Gene Healy

[COB--he′ll want to see pdf chps to see that Genovese answered to his suggestions in revising the intro. As well, Genovese rearranged the order of chapters given his feedback. I edited his quote slightly, pulling from 3 different places in his review.]"The biggest strength of this book is its unique approach to understanding the presidency through multiple ideological and theoretical perspectives. The way that the chapters are organized is another strength of the book. I liked that the chapters have consistency in how they are structured. Each perspective was introduced, problems associated with the presidency were identified, potential solutions were proposed, and concluding remarks closed the chapter. The editor makes the case that understanding the presidency through a number of clashing perspectives allows for perhaps a more holistic assessment of the office."