The Clinton Presidency: Campaigning, Governing, and the Psychology of Leadership

Abstract

* The Psychological Context of the Clinton Presidency: A Framework for Analysis Stanley A. Renshon. Presidential PsychologyThe 1992 Campaign: What Did We Learn? * How George Bush Lost the Presidential Election of 1992 Betty Glad. * The Political Psychology of the Ross Perot Phenomenon Jerrold M. Post. * Character, Judgment, and Political Leadership: Promise, Problems, and Prospects of the Clinton Presidency S. A. Renshon. Public PsychologyLeadership Styles * The Cueless Public: Bill Clinton Meets the New American Voter in Campaign 92 W. Lance Bennett. * Presidential Psychology and Governing Styles: A Comparative Psychological Analysis of the 1992 Presidential Candidates David G. Winter. The Process Of Presidential Leadership * Political Style and Political Leadership: The Case of Bill Clinton Fred I. Greenstein. * Advice and Advisers in the Clinton Presidency: The Impact of Leadership Style Margaret G. Hermann. Public Psychology And President Clinton * President Clinton Meets the Media: Communication Shaped by Predictable Patterns Martha Joynt Kumar. * Public Opinion in President Clintons First Year: Leadership and Responsiveness Lawrence R. Jacobs and Robert Y. Shapiro. The Clinton Presidency And The Psychology Of Public Policy: Dilemmas And Opportunities * President Clinton as a Cognitive Manager Peter Suedfeld and Michael D. Wallace. * Psychological Dimensions of PostCold War Foreign Policy Richard Ned Lebow.