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Part 1 The psychological context of the Clinton presidency - aframework for analysis, Stanley A. Renshon. Part 2 Presidentialpsychology - the 1922 campaign - what did we learn?: how George Bushlost the presidential election of 1992, Betty Glad; the politicalpsychology of the Ross Perot phenomenon, Jerrold M. Post; candidateClinton / President Clinton - a psychological profile, Stanley A.Renshon. Part 3 Public psychology and leadership styles: the cuelesspublic - Bill Clinton meets the new voter psychology in Campaign '92,W. Lance Bennett; presidential psychology and governing styles - acomparative psychological analysis of the 1992 presidential candidates,David G. Winter. Part 4 The process of presidential leadership:political style and political leadership - the case of Bill Clinton,Fred I. Greenstein; advice and advisors in the Clinton presidency - theimpact of leadership style, Margaret G. Hermann. Part 5 Publicpsychology and President Clinton: President Clinton meets the media -communication shaped by predictable patterns, Martha Joynt Kumar;public opinion in President Clinton's first year - leadership andresponsiveness, Lawrence R. Jacobs ann Robert Y. Shapiro. Part 6 TheClinton presidency and the psychology of public policy - dilemmas andopportunities: President Clinton as a cognitive manager, Peter Suedfeldand Michael D. Wallace; psychological dimensions of post-Cold Warforeign policy, Richard Ned Lebow.