1. The President And Presidentialism–Dana D. Nelson

2. Crude Wars–Timothy Brennan And Keya Ganguly

3. Son Of Bush Or Son Of God: Politics And The Religious Subaltern In The United States, From

Elsewhere–Sharad Chari

4. Global Executioner–Neil Smith

5. The Afterlife Of Fascism–Nikhil Singh

6. Discursive Dynamics Of George W. Bush: A View From South Africa Ten Years After

Apartheid–Stanley G. M. Ridge

7. New Warriors Among American Foreign Policy Theorists–Pierre Guerlain

8. What Bush Missed In Chile–Ariel Dorfman

9. A Citizen’s Response To The National Security Strategy Of The United States Of America–Wendell Berry

10. Mr. Malaprop, Or, No President Left Behind–Lawrence R. Schehr

11. George W. Bush And The F-Word–Thomas L. Dumm

12. The Eighteenth Brumaire Of George W. Bush: Campaign 2004 As Tragedy And Farce–Michael Bérubé

13. War Rhetorics: The National Security Strategy Of The United States And President Bush’s Globalization-Through-Benevolent-Empire–Stephen John Hartnett and Laura Ann Stengrim

14. Downsizing Democracy, Upsizing The Presidency–Matthew A. Crenson And Benjamin Ginsberg

15. Mass Support For Power Politics–Melissa A. Orlie

16. The Culture Of Force–Christopher Newfield

17. Notes On Contributors

Michael Bérubé

Wendell Berry

Timothy Brennan

Matthew A. Crenson

Ariel Dorfman

Thomas L. Dumm

Pierre Guerlain

Stephen John Hartnett

Christopher Newfield

Melissa A. Orlie

Stanley G. M. Ridge

Lawrence R. Schehr

Nikhil Pal Singh

Neil Smith

Keya Ganguly

Benjamin Ginsberg

Laura Ann Stengrim

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