The Ordinary Presidency of Donald J. Trump

It considers Trump's key encounters with Washington, America and the worldMakes a strong case for the centrality of structure over presidential agency
Investigates why the substance of the Trump presidency remained far from disruptive

Argues Trump is an extraordinary president but his presidency is rather ordinary Explains why the substance of Trump's presidency, in an institutional sense, remains far from disruptive or populist Provides a clear, powerful argument written in an open and accessible style

Autorentext

Jon Herbert is Senior Lecturer in US Politics at Keele University, UK

Trevor McCrisken is Associate Professor of US Politics and Foreign Policy at the University of Warwick, UK

Andrew Wroe is Senior Lecturer in American Politics at the University of Kent, UK

Inhalt

1. Introduction: The Ordinary Presidency of the Extraordinary Donald J. Trump.- 2. A Trump Revolution?.- 3. Trump's Electoral Politics.- 4. Trump the Ordinary Republican.- 5. Trump, the Media and the Public.- 6. Trump in the White House.- 7. Trump and Congress.- 8. Trump's Ordinary Foreign Policy.- 9. Conclusion: Extraordinary President, Ordinary Presidency.