The Barack Obama Presidency: A Two Year Assessment
by John Davis /
2011 / English / PDF
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Eschewing conventional partisanship, this book offers the
definitive assessment of the opening two years of the presidency
of Barack Obama and explores the critical policies, decisions,
and politics that dominated Obama's domestic and international
agendas. Joining forces with a host of distinguished scholars,
the editor offers a compelling evaluation of the Obama presidency
with the objective of examining three critical questions: Did the
domestic reforms advance or impact the Obama legacy? Did
multilateralism advance Obama's stewardship of U.S. foreign
policy? Finally, what issues on the domestic and international
front will define the Obama presidency?
Eschewing conventional partisanship, this book offers the
definitive assessment of the opening two years of the presidency
of Barack Obama and explores the critical policies, decisions,
and politics that dominated Obama's domestic and international
agendas. Joining forces with a host of distinguished scholars,
the editor offers a compelling evaluation of the Obama presidency
with the objective of examining three critical questions: Did the
domestic reforms advance or impact the Obama legacy? Did
multilateralism advance Obama's stewardship of U.S. foreign
policy? Finally, what issues on the domestic and international
front will define the Obama presidency?
