Volume 35, Number 2 - June 2005
From the Editors
Introduction
Presidential Decision Making: Rationality, Advisory Systems, and Personality - James P. Pfiffner
Articles
The Neutral/Honest Broker Role in Foreign-Policy Decision Making: A Reassessment - John P. Burke
Neustadt, New Institutionalism, and Presidential Decision Making: A Theory and Test - Matthew J. Dickinson
Foreign-Policy Advising: Models and Mysteries from the Bush Administration - Patrick J. Haney
White House Structure and Decision Making: Elaborating the Standard Model - Charles E. Walcott, Karen M. Hult
"Micromanagement" of the U.S. Aid Budget and the Presidential Allocation of Attention - Timothy J. McKeown
The Structure of Leadership: Presidents, Hierarchies, and Information Flow - Andrew Rudalevige
Features
The First Debate over the Debates: How Kennedy and Nixon Negotiated the 1960 Presidential Debates - John W. Self
The Law: Textbooks and the President's Constitutional Powers - David Gray Adler
The Polls: Religion and the 2000 Presidential Election: Public Attitudes Toward Joseph Lieberman - Jeffrey E. Cohen
Review Essay
Need for Re-Balancing? Presidents, National Security Powers, and the Constitution - Cornell W. Clayton
Book Reviews
Ending the Vietnam War: A History of America's Involvement in and Extrication from the Vietnam War - Henry Kissinger, Gary Donato
Jefferson's Call for Nationhood - Stephen Howard Browne, Colleen J. Shogan
Why the Electoral College Is Bad for America - George C. Edwards III, G. Terry Madonna
Movies and the Reagan Presidency: Success and Ethics - Chris Jordan, Linda Alkana
Personality, Character, and Leadership in the White House: Psychologists Assess the Presidents - Steven J. Rubenzer, Thomas R. Faschingbauer, Larry Baas
