An innovative look at American presidential history
In The Impossible Presidency historian Jeremi Suri explores how expectations of American presidents have become unrealistically high since JFK. He highlights the tensions between the power of the office and the limitations presidents face.
Content and themes:
- The evolution of the presidency, from the Founding Fathers' vision to the contemporary role
- The challenges of leading the world's largest economy and military power
- The impact of a global and 24-hour news cycle on the presidency
- Explanation of dissatisfaction with recent presidents through structural limitations
This book is structured and accessible, suitable for anyone who wants to gain insight into America's complex political situation. Intertaal is your reliable supplier and guarantees fast delivery.