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Studies of the Principal Movements and Ideas Alexander DeConde. PRESIDENTIAL ADVISERS Albert H. Bowman PRESIDENTIAL POWER IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS David M. Pletcher. ' N HIS FOREWORD to Decision - Making in the ident John F. Kennedy wrote : The ...
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... presidential decision making is the deliberate obscuring of presidential inten- tions from everyone . Intimates of Franklin D. Roosevelt have been unanimous in attesting to his delight in mystifying even his closest lieu- tenants and in ...
... presidential decision making is the deliberate obscuring of presidential inten- tions from everyone . Intimates of Franklin D. Roosevelt have been unanimous in attesting to his delight in mystifying even his closest lieu- tenants and in ...
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... PRESIDENTIAL POWER TO 1945 No matter how extensive the theoretical claims for presidential power in foreign affairs , the reality of that power depends on its actual use in concrete situations . This use has ex- panded irregularly , as ...
... PRESIDENTIAL POWER TO 1945 No matter how extensive the theoretical claims for presidential power in foreign affairs , the reality of that power depends on its actual use in concrete situations . This use has ex- panded irregularly , as ...
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