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The Obama administration is shaping up to be one of the most consequential in recent American history. In the revised edition of this book, now including new two chapters assessing the Obama administration and federalism and Obama as commander-in-chief, a diverse group of presidential scholars steps back from the partisan debate to consider the Obama presidency through the lens of the U.S. Constitution's theory, structure, and powers. This timely look at the Obama presidency establishes a constitutional yardstick of interest to scholars of the presidency, constitutional thought, and American political thought.
Contents
Preface
Introduction
Joseph M. Bassette
Chapter 1: The Obama Campaign Revolution: Presidential Electioneering in the Digital Age
Anthony Corrado
Chapter 2: Professor Obama and the Constitution
David K. Nichols
Chapter 3: President Obama and Executive Independence
Melanie M. Marlowe
Chapter 4: President Obama and Congress: Deference, Disinterest, or Collusion?
Andrew E. Busch
Chapter 5: The Spirit is Partially Willing: The Legal Realism and Half-Hearted Minimalism of President Obama
Joshua Dunn
Chapter 6: President Obama, the Intelligence Community, and the War on Terror: "Change We Can Believe In?"
Stephen F. Knott
Chapter 7: The End of Small Politics? Barack Obama and the Progressive Movement
David Alvis
Chapter 8: Presidential Masks: Barack Obama and FDR
Marc Landy
Chapter 9: Barack Obama's Post-Racial Presidency: a New Joshua for a New Civil Rights Era
Carol McNamara
Chapter 10: The Changing Face of Barack Obama's Leadership
James W. Ceaser
Chapter 11: Federalism Under Obama
Ryan J. Barilleaux
Chapter 12: President Obama, Commander-In-Chief
Melanie M. Marlowe
Bibliography
Index
About the Contributors
