Vol. 52 No. 2 (2020): Special Issue: Presidential studies - From history to political science and back

Published: 2020-11-01

Editor's note

Editor's note

Niels Bjerre-Poulsen

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Articles

Region and the American Presidency: Jimmy Carter as the “Southern” President

D. Jason Berggren

7-28
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Human Rights and the 1980 U.S. Presidential Election

Rasmus Sinding Søndergaard

29-46
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“Trouble with the Transition: The Transfer of Power from Carter to Reagan“

Nicole Anslover

47-62
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Misremembering Reagan: A Decade of Cultural Dissent

William M. Knoblauch

63-80
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From the Hood to the White House: The Cultural Imaginary of Presidential Blackness in Head of State

Atalie Gerhard

81-100
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“The air of impossibility has been removed”: Realist Political Drama(dy) and the Trope of Becoming President

Antje Dallmann

101-118
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“Madam President: Changing Depictions of Female Presidents in American Popular Culture”

Erika Cornelius Smith

119-144
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Delegitimization and US presidential electoral campaigns, 1896-1980

Raffaella Baritono

145-162
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Presidential Rhetoric and Power in a Historical Perspective

Magne Dypedahl

163-182
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From boots on the ground to followers in the sky:Volunteer mobilization and populist rhetoric in the presidential campaigns of Barack Obama and Donald Trump

Anne Mørk

183-210
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Donald J. Trump: Jacksonian Minoritarian?

Thomas J. Cobb

211-230
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Authors in this issue

Contributors

American Studies in Scandinavia

231-234
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Book Reviews

Tracy Wuster's Mark Twain, American Humorist

Lawrence Howe

235-237
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Allison M. Johnson's The Scars We Carve: Bodies and Wounds in Civil War Print Culture

Chang Liu

238-240
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