Reserves Goodman: PSCI 3311

• Skowronek, Stephen. 1986. "Notes on the Presidency in the Political Order." Studies in American Political Development. 1: 286-302.

• Jacobson, Gary C. 2020. "Donald Trump and the Parties: impeachment, Pandemic, Protest, and Electoral Politics in 2020." Presidential Studies Quarterly 50: 762-795.
• Dickinson, Matthew J. 2018. "Explaining Trump's Support: What We Saw and Heard at His Campaign Rallies." The Forum. 16: 171-191.
• Skinner, Richard M. 2008. "George W. Bush and the Partisan Presidency." Political Science Quarterly 123: 605-622.
• Galvin, Daniel J. 2020. "Party Domination and Base Mobilization: Donald Trump and Republican Party Building in a Polarized Era." the Forum 18: 135-168.
• Edwards III, George. 2018. "'Closer' or Context? Explaining Donald Trump's Relations with Congress." Presidential Studies Quarterly. 48: 456-479.
• Rottinghaus, Brandon and Philip D. Waggoner. 2018. "The Cost of Doing Business: Congressional Requests, Cost, and Allocation of Presidential Resources." Political Research Quarterly. 71: 813-825.
• Lee, Frances E. 2004. "Dividers, Not Uniters: Presidential Leadership and Senate Partisanship, 1981-2004." Journal of Politics 70: 914-928.
• "Trump's acquittal caps decade-long power shift away from Congress." CQ Magazine, (10 February 2020).
• Howell, William G. 2005. "Unilateral Powers: A Brief Overview." Presidential Studies Quarterly 35: 417-439.
• Thrower, Sharece. 2018. "Policy Disruption Through Regulatory Delay in the Trump Administration." Presidential Studies Quarterly 48: 517-536.
• Ragsdale, Lynn and John J. Theiss, III. 1997. "The institutionalization of the American Presidency, 1924-1992." American Journal of Political Science 41: 1280-1318.
• Ostrander, Ian and Toby J. Rider. 2019. "Presidents Abroad: The Politics of Personal Diplomacy." Political Research Quarterly 72: 835-848.