Tag: Sean Kelly

• Ray LaHood to be Interviewed by PBS NewsHour Anchor Judy Woodruff about his book “Seeking Bipartisanship”

  Ray LaHood, former Secretary of Transportation and the only elected Republican to serve in President Obama’s Cabinet, will be interviewed on October 26 by PBS NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff at WTVP about his new book Seeking Bipartisanship which he coauthored with Dr. Frank Mackaman who heads The Dirksen Congressional Center. The interview will take place…

  Cambria Press

  October 20, 2015

  American Politics, Book Review, Cambria Press

  American government, American politician, American Politics, Bipartsanship, Cambria author, Cambria book, Cambria Press, Cambria review, Democrat, Dirksen Congressional Center, Frank Mackaman, Judy Woodruff, PIPPA book, President Obama, Ray LaHood, Republican, Scott Frisch, Sean Kelly, US politics, WTVP

• Sean Kelly, Coeditor of the Cambria PIPPA Series, Appointed to National Advisory Council

  Cambria Press congratulates award-winning author and PIPPA (Politics, Institutions, and Public Administration) series coeditor, Sean Kelly, on his prestigious appointment to a national advisory council to further understanding on how Congress works. Not only is Dr. Kelly extremely qualified for the position given his impressive, award-winning research, but he is also an exceptionally dedicated political…

  Cambria Press

  March 1, 2015

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, Political Science

  #APSA2015, American government, American Politics, Cambria Press, Congress, Institutions, politics, Public Administration, Sean Kelly, Sean Q Kelly, US goverment

• President Barack Obama and Immigration: Yes, he can?

  The Economist has just reported on President Barack Obama’s highly anticipated speech last night, with the article titled “Barack Obama runs a red light.” Did he? And if so, can he? And has this been done before? According to Ryan Barilleaux and Jewerl Maxwell: “Presidents make a variety of substantive decisions and issue executive orders,…

  Cambria Press

  November 21, 2014

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, Political Science

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• President Obama’s reaction to the Ferguson situation by Ryan Barilleaux and Jewerl Maxwell, authors of Tough Times for the President

  The following is a commentary on President Obama’s reaction to the Ferguson situation by Ryan Barilleaux and Jewerl Maxwell, authors of Tough Times for the President, who discuss the lessons which can be gleaned from past presidents. *  *  *  *  *  *  *  * The current civil unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, has led many…

  Cambria Press

  August 21, 2014

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, History, Political Science, WPSA

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• APSA 2014 – Politics, Institutions, and Public Policy in America (PIPPA) Series by Scott Frisch and Sean Kelly

  Be sure to check out the outstanding Politics, Institutions, and Public Policy in America (PIPPA) Series by Scott Frisch and Sean Kelly at #APSA2014 at the Cambria Press booth (#524)! * * * * * * * * Stay posted on exciting news and great offers (one will be coming up for APSA)! LIKE Cambria Press on…

  Cambria Press

  August 12, 2014

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, Political Science

  APSA2014, PIPPA, Scott Frisch, Sean Kelly

• Cambria Press Series Editors Scott Frisch and Sean Kelly’s Roll Call Op-ed with John Porter

    In their Roll Call op-ed, Cambria Press series editors  Scott Frisch and Sean Kelly and John Porter (former Member of Congress and Chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services and Education) recommended “restoring the power of the purse to the Congress” because this “will allow members of Congress to fully represent…

  Cambria Press

  June 17, 2014

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics

  academic publisher, budget balance, budget deficit, Cambria Press, Congress, earmarks, government spending, government waste, legislation, legislative studies, pork barrel, power of the purse, presidential studies, public trust, Scott Frisch, Sean Kelly

• Cambria Press author and series coeditor Sean Kelly interviewed on Al Jazeera about the government shutdown

  Cambria Press author and series coeditor Sean Kelly has been weighing in on the spending fights in Washington, DC.  On the eve of the temporary resolution of the shutdown and debt crisis Kelly was invited by Al Jazeera to offer his analysis of the likelihood of default.  Prior to the resolution of the debt crisis…

  Cambria Press

  October 18, 2013

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, CHOICE Recommendation, Political Science, WPSA

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• With this US government shutdown, will President Obama have a showdown like the one between President Clinton and the 104th Congress?

  What will President Obama do now in the face of the US government #shutdown? Will he act like his predecessor “Bill Clinton, who stared down the 104th Congress in a government shutdown and demonized Newt Gingrich in the process”? (Ryan J. Barilleaux and Jewerl Maxwell, Tough times for the President: Political Adversity and the Sources…

  Cambria Press

  October 1, 2013

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, Political Science, WPSA

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• APSA 2013 Annual Meeting for Cambria Press – Best Part is Meeting Happy Authors!

  The 2013 APSA annual meeting was an extremely busy one for Cambria Press, with a packed schedule with back-to-back meetings the entire time. It was great getting to know new people and learning more about the research–we are sorry that we could not meet everyone, but thankfully there is always e-mail! In addition to the…

  Cambria Press

  September 3, 2013

  Academic Libraries Book Recommendations, American Politics, Political Science

  2016 election, academic publisher, American president, and Public Policy in America book series, APSA, APSA2013, Cambria Press, Jockeying for the American Presidency, John H. Aldrich, Lara M. Brown, presidential election, presidential nomination, Scott Frisch, Sean Kelly, US president

• President Obama + Social Movement to Address Climate Change!

  In his inauguration speech and State of the Union address this year, President Barack Obama robustly signaled he would do more to combat climate change during his second term and unveiled an aggressive new climate change strategy on Tuesday, but more is needed and not just from the president. Check out the award-winning book Social Movement to Address…

  Cambria Press

  June 26, 2013

  American Politics, Book Review, Political Science

  academic publisher, and Public Policy in America, APSA, APSA 2013, Barack Obama, Cambria Press, climate change, Danielle Endres, environmental advocacy, environmental communication, environmental policy, environmental studies, Institutions, Leah Sprain, politics, Scott Frisch, Sean Kelly, social movement, Tarla Rai Peterson