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political time: a standalone construct

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Executive politics

the placement of a presidency within recurring regime cycles, classing leaders as reconstructive, articulating, disjunctive or preemptive by their relation to the established order.

In executive politics, political time refers to the placement of a presidency within recurring regime cycles, classing leaders as reconstructive, articulating, disjunctive or preemptive by their relation to the established order. This meaning comes from Skowronek (1993) in The politics presidents make.[1]

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References

Skowronek, S. (1993). The politics presidents make. The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. ISBN 9780674689350

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