Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations
by Lee H. Hamilton, James A. Thurber, Louis Fisher, Richard E. Cohen, Leon E. Panetta, Roger H. Davidson, Walter J. Oleszek, Stephen J. Wayne, Gary Andres, Nathan Dietz, C Lawrence Evans, Patrick J. Griffin, James P. Pfiffner
Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations explores the enduring relationship between the presidency and Congress. Drawing on contributions from scholars, practitioners, and political observers, the book offers a broad examination of executive-legislative interaction and the distribution of power within the American government.
About This Book
Rivals for Power: Presidential-Congressional Relations examines the relationship between the executive and legislative branches of the United States government.
The book focuses on the ongoing interaction between presidents and Congress, presenting the subject through the work of multiple contributors.
Its broad perspective makes it relevant to readers interested in American politics, public affairs, and the structure of federal power.
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