This book sets out and explores the case for a modernised impeachment process for the United Kingdom. The work examines the present law and history of impeachment in the United Kingdom, which today is widely regarded as having fallen into desuetude and its procedures inappropria…
Presidential weakness [is] the underlying theme of [this book]. Presidents, [the author] argue[s], ought to think about their Prospects for effectiveness as they make current choices, deriving either cautions for the future or guidance for the present ... Because our monarch's f…
Suggests a theory of presidential power, and tests it against the events in the administrations of the postwar presidents.
Neustadt presents a reexamination of his seminal theory of presidential power, and includes extensive material on Ronald Reagan. His understanding of the presidency is based on the belief that all presidential decisions influence the events they aim at and also impact the future…
