The Institutional Effects of Executive Scandals
The Institutional Effects of Executive Scandals explores how controversies involving executive leaders can shape the institutions of government. Brandon Rottinghaus presents a scholarly examination of scandal, accountability, governance, and institutional consequences for readers of political science and public affairs.
About This Book
The Institutional Effects of Executive Scandals examines the relationship between executive scandals and the institutions surrounding political leadership.
Brandon Rottinghaus focuses on the broader institutional consequences of scandal rather than treating individual controversies in isolation.
The book offers a scholarly perspective on governance, accountability, and the ways political institutions respond to executive misconduct or controversy.
It is suited to readers interested in political science, government, executive power, and institutional change.
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