Presidential Politics after Woodstock

“Jeffrey J. Volle has written a masterful guide to the presidential politics of the last five decades. Students of the presidency will find themselves turning to this volume again and again for its insightful treatment of the major episodes that have defined the office over the last half century. Recounting the stories of this period could be a long, dry slog but Volle is too fine a storyteller to let his material suffer that fate. Instead, Volle gives us a narrative with all the color and intrigue this crucial period deserves. Volle’s writing is so engaging that he will leave no student, no matter how novice, behind; his research is so thorough that he will leave no scholar, no matter how accomplished, without food for thought.” —Neil Kinkopf, Professor of Constitutional Law, Georgia State University, and author (with Peter Shane and Harold Bruff) of Separation of Powers Law (4th ed. 2018)
“In a time when voters have become both more dogmatic but less ideological, it is well that we look to the cultural touchstones that are increasingly impactful. Jeffrey J. Volle’s Presidential Politics after Woodstock is a trenchant examination into the disparate forces that have brought us where we are today.” —David Cross, author of Chasing History: One Man’s Roadtrip Through the Presidential Libraries