The Stewardship Theory vs. Whig Theory: Shaping Modern Presidential Leadership
The presidency has long been shaped by contrasting theories that define its scope and purpose. The Stewardship Theory argues for a strong, proactive executive who acts in the public interest, while the Whig Theory limits presidential authority to powers explicitly granted by Congress. In modern times, the complexities of national and global challenges demand decisive leadership. This paper explains why the Stewardship Theory offers the most effective framework for meeting contemporary needs and ensuring responsive governance.
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StudyCorgi. (2025, November 22). The Stewardship Theory vs. Whig Theory: Shaping Modern Presidential Leadership. https://studycorgi.video/the-stewardship-theory-vs-whig-theory-shaping-modern-presidential-leadership/