Lori Cox Han is Professor of Political Science and Doy B. Henley Chair of American Presidential Studies at Chapman University.

• Chapter 1 – Introduction: Studying Presidents and the Presidency Lori Cox HanChapter 2 – Presidents and the Constitution Victoria A. Farrar-MyersChapter 3 – Presidents and Unilateral Powers Sharece ThrowerChapter 4 – Presidential Campaigns and Elections Randall E. AdkinsChapter 5 – Presidents and Political Parties Julia R. AzariChapter 6 – Presidents and Mass Media Matthew Eshbaugh-SohaChapter 7 – Presidents and Public Opinion Diane J. HeithChapter 8 – Presidents and IntersectionalityCaroline HeldmanChapter 9 – Presidents and Congress Brandon RottinghausChapter 10 – Presidents and the Courts Nancy KassopChapter 11 – Presidents, the White House, and the Executive BranchMatthew J. DickinsonChapter 12 – Presidents and Domestic Policy Jeremy L. StricklerChapter 13 – Presidents and Foreign Policy Meena Bose

Praise for New Directions in the American Presidency, 3rd editionThe latest edition of New Directions in the American Presidency carefully surveys the current state of executive branch politics and contemporary research in this area. Leading scholars describe and analyze the political landscape that chief executives interact with, including Congress, the courts, and the media. This volume informs and engages both new students and seasoned scholars who are seeking a broader understanding about presidential power and leadership.Mark J. Rozell, George Mason UniversityOnce again, Lori Cox Han has delivered an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the American presidency. She and the other all-star presidential scholars assembled in this accessible, brief, and insightful volume deliver timely analysis and bring the reader up-to-date on the most current research in the field. As with the previous two editions, this book will again find its way into undergraduate classrooms as well as graduate student reading lists, and researchers will keep it close at hand. Daniel Ponder, Drury University

Lori Cox Han is Professor of Political Science and Doy B. Henley Chair of American Presidential Studies at Chapman University.

• Chapter 1 – Introduction: Studying Presidents and the Presidency Lori Cox HanChapter 2 – Presidents and the Constitution Victoria A. Farrar-MyersChapter 3 – Presidents and Unilateral Powers Sharece ThrowerChapter 4 – Presidential Campaigns and Elections Randall E. AdkinsChapter 5 – Presidents and Political Parties Julia R. AzariChapter 6 – Presidents and Mass Media Matthew Eshbaugh-SohaChapter 7 – Presidents and Public Opinion Diane J. HeithChapter 8 – Presidents and IntersectionalityCaroline HeldmanChapter 9 – Presidents and Congress Brandon RottinghausChapter 10 – Presidents and the Courts Nancy KassopChapter 11 – Presidents, the White House, and the Executive BranchMatthew J. DickinsonChapter 12 – Presidents and Domestic Policy Jeremy L. StricklerChapter 13 – Presidents and Foreign Policy Meena Bose

Praise for New Directions in the American Presidency, 3rd editionThe latest edition of New Directions in the American Presidency carefully surveys the current state of executive branch politics and contemporary research in this area. Leading scholars describe and analyze the political landscape that chief executives interact with, including Congress, the courts, and the media. This volume informs and engages both new students and seasoned scholars who are seeking a broader understanding about presidential power and leadership.Mark J. Rozell, George Mason UniversityOnce again, Lori Cox Han has delivered an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the American presidency. She and the other all-star presidential scholars assembled in this accessible, brief, and insightful volume deliver timely analysis and bring the reader up-to-date on the most current research in the field. As with the previous two editions, this book will again find its way into undergraduate classrooms as well as graduate student reading lists, and researchers will keep it close at hand. Daniel Ponder, Drury University

Lori Cox Han is Professor of Political Science and Doy B. Henley Chair of American Presidential Studies at Chapman University.

• Chapter 1 – Introduction: Studying Presidents and the Presidency Lori Cox HanChapter 2 – Presidents and the Constitution Victoria A. Farrar-MyersChapter 3 – Presidents and Unilateral Powers Sharece ThrowerChapter 4 – Presidential Campaigns and Elections Randall E. AdkinsChapter 5 – Presidents and Political Parties Julia R. AzariChapter 6 – Presidents and Mass Media Matthew Eshbaugh-SohaChapter 7 – Presidents and Public Opinion Diane J. HeithChapter 8 – Presidents and IntersectionalityCaroline HeldmanChapter 9 – Presidents and Congress Brandon RottinghausChapter 10 – Presidents and the Courts Nancy KassopChapter 11 – Presidents, the White House, and the Executive BranchMatthew J. DickinsonChapter 12 – Presidents and Domestic Policy Jeremy L. StricklerChapter 13 – Presidents and Foreign Policy Meena Bose

Praise for New Directions in the American Presidency, 3rd editionThe latest edition of New Directions in the American Presidency carefully surveys the current state of executive branch politics and contemporary research in this area. Leading scholars describe and analyze the political landscape that chief executives interact with, including Congress, the courts, and the media. This volume informs and engages both new students and seasoned scholars who are seeking a broader understanding about presidential power and leadership.Mark J. Rozell, George Mason UniversityOnce again, Lori Cox Han has delivered an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the American presidency. She and the other all-star presidential scholars assembled in this accessible, brief, and insightful volume deliver timely analysis and bring the reader up-to-date on the most current research in the field. As with the previous two editions, this book will again find its way into undergraduate classrooms as well as graduate student reading lists, and researchers will keep it close at hand. Daniel Ponder, Drury University