Five trends in presidential rhetoric: An analysis of rhetoric from George Washington to Bill Clinton
Several political scientists have argued that the presidential recourse to public rhetoric as a mode of political influence in the twentieth century represents a significant departure from a pre-twentieth-century institutional norm where “going public” was both rare and frowned upon. This article lo...
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Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
2002
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