Assessing the George W. Bush Presidency

Abstract

1. Introduction: A Tale of Two Terms, Andrew Wroe (University of Kent) and Jon Herbert (Keele University) Part I: Institutions and Structures 2. George W. Bush and the US Congress, Robert Singh (Birkbeck College, University of London) 3. George W. Bush as Chief Executive, James P. Pfiffner (George Mason University) 4. George W. Bush and the US Supreme Court, Emma Long (University of Kent) 5. Federalism in the Bush Era, M.J.C. Vile (University of Kent) Part II: Foreign Policy Leadership 6. To Usher in a New Paradigm? President Bush's Foreign Policy Legacy, Jason Ralph (University of Leeds) 7. Reforming the National Security Apparatus, Steven Hurst (Manchester Metropolitan University) 8. Bush and Europe, David Patrick Houghton (University of Central Florida) 9. International Trade Policy Under George W. Bush, Nitsan Chorev (Brown University) Part III: Domestic Policy Leadership 10. President Bush and the Economy, Graham Wilson (Boston University) 11. The Politics of Aging, Alex Waddan (University of Leicester) 12. No Child Left Behind: The Politics and Policy of Education Reform, Jonathan Parker (Keele University) 13. The Bush Administration and the Politics of Sexual Morality, Edward Ashbee (Copenhagen Business School) 14. Communications Strategies in the Bush White House, John Anthony Maltese (University of Georgia) 15. A Lasting Republican Majority? George W. Bush's Electoral Strategy, Kevin Fullam (Loyola University) and Alan R. Gitelson (Loyola University) 16. Conclusion: The Legacy of George W. Bush, Jon Herbert and Andrew Wroe.