100 Tage Donald J. Trump. Eine frühe Bewertung einer (außer)gewöhnlichen Präsidentschaft

Florian Böller; Markus B. Siewert

doi:10.5771/0340-1758-2017-2-329

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- I–IV Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–IV
- 247–248 EDITORIAL Suzanne S. Schüttemeyer Suzanne S. Schüttemeyer 247–248
- 249–396 DOKUMENTATION UND ANALYSEN 249–396
  - 249–270 „Return to Unified Government“: Zur Zusammensetzung des US-Kongresses nach den Wahlen vom 8 . November 2016 Michael Kolkmann Michael Kolkmann 249–270
  - 271–286 Zeiten des Aufruhrs: Die Vorwahlen zur US-Präsidentschaftswahl 2016 und der Vormarsch der Partei-Außenseiter Torben Lütjen Torben Lütjen 271–286
  - 287–310 Die US-Präsidentschaftswahl vom 8 . November 2016: Trumps Triumph Bernhard Kornelius Bernhard Kornelius 287–310
  - 311–328 Drittbewerber bei US-Präsidentschaftswahlen: chancenlos, aber wahlentscheidend? Manuel Franz, Florian Gawehns Manuel Franz, Florian Gawehns 311–328
  - 329–349 100 Tage Donald J. Trump. Eine frühe Bewertung einer (außer)gewöhnlichen Präsidentschaft Florian Böller, Markus B. Siewert Florian Böller, Markus B. Siewert 329–349
  - 350–369 Wann ist „sicher“ sicher? Kriterien zur Operationalisierung sicherer Wahlkreise im Vergleich Anastasia Pyschny, Daniel Hellmann Anastasia Pyschny, Daniel Hellmann 350–369
  - 370–396 Parteimitgliedschaften im Jahre 2016 Oskar Niedermayer Oskar Niedermayer 370–396
- 397–439 AUFSÄTZE 397–439
  - 397–422 Bilanz der Präsidentschaft Barack Obamas: kein transformativer, aber ein effektiver und mutiger Leader Patrick Horst Patrick Horst 397–422
  - 423–439 The Party Is Over: Zum Zustand der Parteien und des politischen Systems in den USA Josef Braml Josef Braml 423–439
- 440–460 REZENSIONEN 440–460
- 461–465 MITTEILUNGEN 461–465
- 466–470 ABSTRACTS 466–470
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ZParl Zeitschrift für Parlamentsfragen , page 329 - 349

100 Tage Donald J. Trump. Eine frühe Bewertung einer (außer)gewöhnlichen Präsidentschaft

Autoren

Florian Böller Markus B. Siewert

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0340-1758-2017-2-329
- ISSN: 0340-1758
- ISSN online: 0340-1758
Zusammenfassung

Comparing Donald J. Trump’s achievements in his first hundred days with those of his predecessors in the White House, the picture regarding the realm of domestic policies looks ambivalent . The political agenda of the Trump-administration has seen failures (e .g . executive orders stopped by court ruling on immigration, a failed attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare), but also some successes such as the nomination of Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court . In all this, the structural constraints of the presidency in separated institutions sharing powers are clearly visible . The hyperpolarisation of parties in Congress is just one element . Moreover, President Trump’s use of unilateral tools fits into the general trend of presidents trying to increase their political leverage over the last decades . In these regards, the Trump presidency looks very similar to others . Uncommon, on the other side, are the usage of new communication strategies by the White House to present “alternative facts”, an extremely polarized public perception of the presidency right from the start of his term, and the massive conflicts between the administration and representatives of the mainstream media . Both aspects will clearly shape the Trump presidency beyond the hundred days’ margin .

Abstract

Comparing Donald J. Trump’s achievements in his first hundred days with those of his predecessors in the White House, the picture regarding the realm of domestic policies looks ambivalent . The political agenda of the Trump-administration has seen failures (e .g . executive orders stopped by court ruling on immigration, a failed attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare), but also some successes such as the nomination of Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court . In all this, the structural constraints of the presidency in separated institutions sharing powers are clearly visible . The hyperpolarisation of parties in Congress is just one element . Moreover, President Trump’s use of unilateral tools fits into the general trend of presidents trying to increase their political leverage over the last decades . In these regards, the Trump presidency looks very similar to others . Uncommon, on the other side, are the usage of new communication strategies by the White House to present “alternative facts”, an extremely polarized public perception of the presidency right from the start of his term, and the massive conflicts between the administration and representatives of the mainstream media . Both aspects will clearly shape the Trump presidency beyond the hundred days’ margin .
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