POLS
4111 H1		 THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
SPRING
2025		 CRN 5436
3 credit hours		 Time:
TR 1100am to 1215pm		 Location:
216 Young Hall
CARL D. CAVALLI 338 HANSFORD HALL
706-864-1872		 carl.cavalli
@ung.edu		 Office Hours: TWR 1-2 pm,
MW 300-430pm, or by email or appointment
Prerequisite: POLS 1101
This course analyzes the role and function of the American Presidency. The objective is to provide both a historical and analytical perspective, asking "What was the presidency intended to be?" and "How has it evolved?", as well a contemporary view, asking "What is the presidency today?".		 NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS (See D2L for old ones):
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READINGS and OTHER MATERIAL:
The Presidency and the Political System, 11th edition Presidential Power Presidential Legislative Activity Google News: Politics
Google Politics
POLITICO: 2024
POLITICO: Transition
POLITICO: W.Wing
POLITICO: W.H.
Nelson Neustadt Cavalli Web sites
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