Presidential Command: Power, Leadership, and the Making of Foreign Policy from Richard Nixon to George W. Bush
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Presidential Command: Power, Leadership, and the Making of Foreign Policy from Richard Nixon to George W. Bush
An official in the Nixon, Ford, Reagan, and both Bush administrations, Peter W. Rodman draws on his firsthand knowledge of the Oval Office to explore the foreign-policy leadership of every president from Nixon to George W. Bush. This riveting and informative book about the inner workings of our government is rich with anecdotes and fly-on-the-wall portraits of presidents and their closest advisors. It is essential reading for historians, political junkies, and for anyone in charge of managing a large organization.
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