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The New Imperial Presidency

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Mentioned by

Rund Abdelfatah

Stéphanie Villeneuve

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Dan Carlin

as a book that examines the growth of presidential power, written in the early 1970s.

#433 — How Did We Get Here?

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

in the context of discussing the historical broadening of presidential powers.

Trumponomics Explained, Part 2: The Enshittification of American Power

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

when discussing James K. Polk's expansion of executive power.

Plain History: The Astonishingly Successful Presidency of James K. Polk

Mentioned by

Stephen Kotkin

when discussing the office of the president.

Niall Ferguson, Victor Davis Hanson, and Stephen Kotkin: Three Historians Debate the Era of Trump

Mentioned by

Rund Abdelfatah

at the end of the podcast.

The Evolution of Presidential Power

Mentioned by

Rana Mitter

to provide historical context on the evolution of presidential power in the US.

Greenland, forest fires and presidential power: history behind the headlines

Mentioned by

Bob Buzzanco

when discussing attacks on Nixon and the imperial presidency.

Prez Day Special: How Neoliberals Paved the Way for MAGA (G&R 362)

Mentionné par

Stéphanie Villeneuve

dans le contexte de la nouvelle présidence impériale.

Donald Trump : "président impérial" ?

Mentioned by

Esau McCaulley

regarding the ways in which the current presidency has interrupted all of these norms.

Vaccines, Parental Rights, and the Public Good

Mentioned by Richard Haass in relation to presidential authority in foreign policy.

Single Best Idea with Tom Keene: Richard Haass & Robert D. Kaplan

Mentioned by Arthur Schlesinger Jr. when talking about the power of the Executive branch.

Richard Haass, Senior Counselor with Centerview Partners & President Emeritus at Council on Foreign Relations Talks Retaliation From Iran

Mentioned by

Charlie Sykes

when discussing the expansion of presidential power.

Julian Zelizer: The Rule of Law Meets the Trump Doctrine

Mentioned by

Carlos Lozada

in the context of discussing the ongoing constitutional crisis and the challenges to the American political system.

Don’t Be Fooled, ‘Trump Is a Weak President’

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