Ratified in 1951, the Twenty-second Amendment imposed a two-term limit on presidents, maintaining checks and balances central to the American Constitution. This book examines its enormous effect on the institution of the presidency, public policy, and national politics.
Ratified in 1951, the Twenty-second Amendment imposed a two-term limit on presidents, maintaining checks and balances central to the American Constitution. This book examines its enormous effect on the institution of the presidency, public policy, and national politics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Martin B. Gold is attorney and adjunct faculty of the Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University.
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Chapter One: The Constitutional Convention (1787) And Its Aftermath Chapter Two: A Tradition of Self-Restraint Begins: Thomas Jefferson (1808) Chapter Three: A Tradition Challenged: Ulysses S. Grant (1880) Chapter Four: A Tradition Under Severe Pressure: Theodore Roosevelt (1912) Chapter Five: A Tradition In Unexpected Jeopardy: Woodrow Wilson (1920) Chapter Six: A Tradition Interpreted: Calvin Coolidge (1928) Chapter Seven: A Tradition Breached: The Third Term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1940) Chapter Eight: Tradition Breached Again: The Fourth Term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1944) Chapter Nine: The Constitution Amended (1947-1951) Chapter Ten: The Last Unlimited President: Harry S. Truman (1952) Chapter Eleven: The Question of Repeal
Chapter One: The Constitutional Convention (1787) And Its Aftermath Chapter Two: A Tradition of Self-Restraint Begins: Thomas Jefferson (1808) Chapter Three: A Tradition Challenged: Ulysses S. Grant (1880) Chapter Four: A Tradition Under Severe Pressure: Theodore Roosevelt (1912) Chapter Five: A Tradition In Unexpected Jeopardy: Woodrow Wilson (1920) Chapter Six: A Tradition Interpreted: Calvin Coolidge (1928) Chapter Seven: A Tradition Breached: The Third Term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1940) Chapter Eight: Tradition Breached Again: The Fourth Term of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1944) Chapter Nine: The Constitution Amended (1947-1951) Chapter Ten: The Last Unlimited President: Harry S. Truman (1952) Chapter Eleven: The Question of Repeal
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