Perceptions of the Presidency II

Perceptions of the Presidency II

THE HISTORY OF PERCEIVING THE PRESIDENCY HAS BEEN A HISTORY OF MISPERCEPTION. PERCEPTIONS OF THE PRESIDENCY OFTEN MAKE THE ERROR OF TAKING THE PART FOR THE WHOLE, OR SUBSTITUTING THE TEMPORARY AND CIRCUMSTANTIAL FOR THE ESSENTIAL. ONE IS ALMOST FORCED TO CONCLUDE THAT ALL PERCEPTIONS OF THE PRESIDEN...

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Veröffentlicht in:Presidential studies quarterly 1983-07, Vol.13 (3), p.364-366
1. Verfasser: Baroody, Michael E.
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PERCEPTION AND COGNITION
Political parties
Presidency
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