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In this clearly-written, well-researched book, Stephen Kane demonstrates convincingly that Ronald Reagan was not at all `the Great Communicator' of his era. Despite considerable effort, Reagan failed to alter widespread public opposition to his administration's key foreign and military policy ventures. -- Lawrence S. Wittner, , author of Confronting the Bomb: A Short History of the World Nuclear Disarmament Movement In this exceptional scholarly contribution, N. Stephen Kane confronts the conventional wisdom of President Ronald Reagan as the Great Communicator. . . the book offers seven detailed case studies that challenge the going public model of presidential leadership. . . . Kane makes a clear and convincing case that Reagan's public relations efforts largely failed on these policies. * Congress & the Presidency *

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N. Stephen Kane is a former U.S. State Department officer and university professor.

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