Why Watergate? - Halpern, Paul J (Calif Palisades Publishers : Pacific Palisades, 1975)
Halpern, P. J. Introduction.--Lipset, S. M. and Raab, E. An Appointment with Watergate.--Halpern, P. J. The Republican Party confronts the New Deal.--Auspitz, J. L. and Brown, C. W., Jr. What's wrong with politics.--Commager, H. S. The shame of the Republic.--McGeever, P. J. Political values and public opinion.--'R' of Encounter magazine. The imperial Presidency.--Cronin, T. E. The swelling of the Presidency.--Reedy, G. E. The isolation of the President.--Neustadt, R. E. The constraining of the President.--Cronin, T. E. Putting the President back into politics.--Wildavsky, A. Government and the people.--Woodstone, A. From Machiavelli to Freud.--Jenkins, P. Portrait of a Presidency.--Ways, M. The tragic flaw in the Nixon White House.--Miller, A. The dialogues of Richard Nixon as a drama of the antihero.--Wills, G. The outsider on the inside.--Halpern, P. J. Preface to the psychol
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Keywords: Nixon, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913 -- Psychology; Watergate Affair, 1972 -- 1974; United States -- Politics and government -- 1969 -- 1974