A systemic model of presidential power: tracing presidential power research, 1940–1984

Much research on the American political system has focused presidential power. Yet, there remains a debate over how much constitutional features, factors, and personality impact actions they are perceived. This paper examines 55 studies of power six different periods between 1940 1984, finding that those which evaluated chief executives positive-negative scale were equally split. The current study bridges gap in literature by proposing comprehensive systemic model power, primary mediating factors along with responses can be tapped to predict resultant use It likewise offers plethora ways measure various sources influence.