The evolution of the role and office of the first lady: The movement toward integration with the White House office

Social Science Journal

Volumn 37, Issue 4, 2000, Pages 547-562

  Eksterowicz, Anthony J ^a   Paynter, Kristen ^a  

^a JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 0346687108     PISSN: 03623319     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0362-3319(00)00095-1     Document Type: Article

References (42)

1. Anthony, C. F. (1993). Office Politics and the First Ladies. Washington Post. 25 January: B1-3.
2. Anthony, C. F. 1992. The First Ladies: They've Come A Long Way, Martha. Smithsonian 23: 135-157.
3. Anthony, C. F. 1991. First Ladies Volume II: The Saga of the President's Wives and Their Power 1961-1990. New York: William Morrow.
4. Being First Lady Isn't What It used To Be. (1978). U. S. News and World Report, 84: 74-5.
5. Boller, P. (1988). Presidential Wives. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
6. Burke. N. W. (1945). Mrs. Truman: First Lady. The Western Farm Life, October 1, 1945: 18-22.
7. Bush, B. (1994). Barbara Bush: A Memoir. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons.
8. Caroli B. The First Lady's Office. Encyclopedia of the American Presidency. 2:1994;637-638.
9. Caroli, B. 1995. First Ladies. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
10. Carter, R. (1994). First Lady From Plains. Fayetville, AR: The University of Arkansas Press.
11. Clark C.S. First Ladies What is the role for the President's Spouse? Congressional Quarterly Researcher. 6:1996;505-528.
12. Cooper M. First Ladies Speak Up . Washington Monthly. 28:1996;36-37.
13. Devroy, A. (1995). First Lady Defends Role She Calls a Partnership. The Washington Post. 18 October: A1.
14. Executive Office of the President Telephone Directory. 1992. The George Bush Library.
15. First Lady. What is the Proper Role for the President's Spouse? 1996. CQ Researcher, 6: 505-528.
16. Godwin, D. Eleanor Roosevelt. Time. 151: 122-126.
17. Gould, L. (1996). American First Ladies. New York: Garland Publishing Company.
18. Gould, L. 1986-87. Modern First Ladies: An Institutional Perspective. Prologue, 18-19: 71-83.
19. Gould, L. 1986. First Ladies. The American Scholar, 55: 528-535.
20. Gray, P. (1988). A First Lady of Priorities and Proprieties. Time. January, 5: 25.
21. Gutin, M. (1989). The President's Partner: First Lady in the 20th Century. New York: Greenwood Press.
22. Jensen, F. L. (1990). An Awesome Responsibility: Rosalynn Carter as First Lady. Presidential Studies Quarterly, 4: 769-776.
23. LBJ Library Document, March, (1996). Mrs. Johnson's White House Staff.
24. Lee, J. (1993). First Lady's Staff Members Carry Clout. USA Today, 20 January. A4.
25. Mayo, E. (1993). The Influence and Power of First Ladies. The Chronicle of Higher Education. September 15: A52.
26. No Comment. (1947). Newsweek. November 10.
27. O'Connor K., Nye B., Van Assendelft L. Wives in the White House The Political Influence of First Ladies . Presidential Studies Quarterly. 26:1996;835-853.
28. Patterson, B. H. (1988). The Ring of Power. New York: Basic Books.
29. Robertson, S. L. (1996). The First Lady, The First Family, and the President's Friends. Guide To The Presidency: Volume Two. Washington D.C.: Congressional Quarterly Press: 1009-1018.
30. Roher K.M. "If There Was Anything You Forgot to Ask... " The Papers of Betty Ford . Prologue. 19:1987;143-153.
31. Rosebush, J. (1987). First Lady, Public Wife. Lanham MD: Madison Books.
32. Seeber F.M. Eleanor Roosevelt and the Women in the New Deal A Network of Friends . Presidential Studies Quarterly. 20:1990;707-717.
33. Teasley, M. (1986-87). Ike Was Her Career. Prologue, 18-19: 107-115.
34. Tobin L.E. Betty Ford as First Lady A Woman for Women . Presidential Studies Quarterly. 20:1990;761-768.
35. Tuchman, G, A. K. Daniels, and J. Benet. (1978). Hearth and Home: Images of Women in the Mass Media. New York: Oxford University Press.
36. Van der Heuel, G. (1982). Remembering Bess. The Washington Post. October 19: D1-11.
37. Verveer, M. (1999). Interview with the First Lady's Chief of Staff. Old Executive Office Building. October 19.
38. Watson, R. P. (1999). The President's Wives: Reassessing the Office of the First Lady. Boulder CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers.
39. Watson R.P. The First Lady Reconsidered Presidential Partner and Political Institution . Presidential Studies Quarterly. 27:1997;805-818.
40. Weidenfeld, S. (1979). First Lady's Lady. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
41. Weidenfeld, S. (1990). The Legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt. Presidential Studies Quarterly, 20: 699-707.
42. Weidenfeld S. Madame President Understanding a New Kind of First Lady . Media Studies Journal. 8:1994;59-71.