Presidents and terminal logic behavior [electronic resource] : term limits and executive action in the United States, Brazil, and Argentina / Genevieve M. Kehoe.
Material type: TextSeries: Joseph V. Hughes, Jr. and Holly O. Hughes series on the presidency and leadership | UPCC book collections on Project MUSEPublication details: College Station : Texas A&M University Press, 2014. 2015)Edition: First editionDescription: 1 online resource (pages cm)ISBN:- 9781623491604
- 1623491606
- Administrative procedure -- Brazil
- Administrative procedure -- Argentina
- Administrative procedure -- United States
- Presidents -- Term of office -- Brazil -- History
- Presidents -- Term of office -- Argentina -- History
- Presidents -- Term of office -- United States -- History
- Executive power -- Brazil -- History
- Executive power -- Argentina -- History
- Executive power -- United States -- History
- Brazil -- Politics and government -- 2003-
- Brazil -- Politics and government -- 1985-2002
- Argentina -- Politics and government -- 1983-2002
- United States -- Politics and government -- 1989-
- United States -- Politics and government -- 1981-1989
- JF255+
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Presidents and executive term structure -- Introduction -- Becoming terminal: presidents operating in dual frames -- Research design and methodological overview -- Plan of the book -- Institutionalism: presidential behavior and the rule of law -- Developing a definitional framework -- Before and after the Twenty-Second Amendment: norms vs. institutions -- Executive term structure: an unexplored area of inquiry -- The term limit debate -- Choice in executive term structure: the political reality -- Conclusion -- The motivational structure of terminal presidents: what to expect and why -- Introduction -- Dual frames of reference -- The cycle of presidential periods -- Legacy agenda of presidents: domestic vs. foreign policy -- Conclusion -- Changing the status quo: the decree power of US presidents -- Introduction -- Proactive power and the initiative to decree -- Decree power in the United States -- Executive initiative vs. delegated authority: how the Court and Congress handle presidential decrees -- The collection and coding of US presidential decrees -- Conclusion -- Terminal logic behavior of US presidents -- The model: some expectations -- Data results -- Emergency power decrees: after the 1976 National Emergencies Act -- Emergency powers and terminal logic behavior -- Conclusion -- Decree power in Argentina and Brazil -- Introduction -- Term limits and decree power -- The changing constitutional boundaries of MPVs and DNUs -- How the Court and Congress handle MPVs and DNUs -- Conclusion -- Terminal logic behavior in Argentina and Brazil: a comparative look -- Introduction -- Using the case study method -- The effect of reforms on decree issuance: the evidence in brief -- Data and analysis: explaining trends of frequency -- Concluding remarks: moving beyond individual differences -- Anticipating the effects of terminal logic behavior: avenues of future inquiry -- Appendix. formal decree power as stipulated by Brazil's 1988 constitution -- Notes -- Bibliography.
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