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9780813368924

The Image Is Everything Presidency: Dilemmas In American Leadership

by Waterman,Richard W.
  • ISBN13:

    9780813368924

  • ISBN10:

    0813368928

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 1999-04-16
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Summary

Looks at the way American presidents have crafted their public personas to enhance their political agendas.

Author Biography

Richard W. Waterman is professor of political science at the University of Kentucky. He is co-author of The Image is Everything Presidency and Bureaucratic Dynamics.

Table of Contents

List of Tables and Illustrationsp. xi
Prefacep. xiii
Public Expectations and Presidential Imagep. 1
The Expectations Gapp. 4
The Impact of the Expectations Gapp. 8
Imagesp. 10
Image Creation and Pseudo-Eventsp. 15
Conclusionsp. 18
Historical Imagesp. 21
The President as Common Manp. 24
The President as a Master Politicianp. 31
The Washington Outsider Imagep. 40
Conclusionsp. 43
Personal Imagesp. 45
John Kennedy: Image Versus Realityp. 48
Richard Nixon: The Creation of the Image-Is-Everything Presidencyp. 50
Ronald Reagan: The "Ultimate Media President"p. 53
George Bush: Dueling Imagesp. 57
Bill Clinton: How to Reframe the President's Image?p. 62
The Irony of the Clinton Presidencyp. 67
Conclusionsp. 68
The Constant Campaignp. 71
A Historical Perspectivep. 76
The Elongated Electoral Processp. 79
Image in the Endp. 86
Incumbencyp. 93
Opinion Pollingp. 97
Speaking More, Saying Less: The Pattern of Presidential Speechmakingp. 101
The Early Presidentsp. 103
The "Rhetorical Presidency" and Public Expectationsp. 105
Style Versus Substancep. 108
Why Are Presidents Speaking More Often?p. 115
Conclusionsp. 122
Presidential Image and the Mediap. 125
The Media Presidencyp. 128
Evolution of the Pressp. 133
Controlling the Media--The Early Presidentsp. 138
Controlling the Media During the Early Twentieth Centuryp. 141
Press Relations in the Image-Is-Everything Erap. 143
Conclusionsp. 147
Where Do We Go from Here?p. 149
Public Expectations and Constitutional Authorityp. 151
Historical Imagesp. 158
The Image-Is-Everything Presidencyp. 159
"What If This Is as Good as It Gets?"p. 162
Discussion Questionsp. 169
Glossaryp. 171
Referencesp. 173
Indexp. 179
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