Gleaves Whitney

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Ouachita Baptist University

Also affiliated: Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation (2023); Office of the Governor (1999); Grand Valley State University (2004–2017)

5 h-index 107 pubs 96 cited

Research Areas

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Gleaves Whitney's scholarship centers on American history, with a particular focus on the intersection of religion and the presidency. His work examines the influence of religious beliefs and practices on presidential actions and public perception, notably analyzing the presidencies of George W. Bush and Ronald Reagan. Whitney has also investigated the historical practice of presidents delivering farewell messages to the nation.

His research delves into the complexities of the American political landscape, exploring themes such as the imperial presidency and the role of conservative movements. Whitney's publications have contributed to understanding the historical discourse surrounding presidential communication and the evolving nature of presidential power.

Metrics

h-index: 5
Publications: 107
Citations: 96

Selected Publications

Introduction: The Importance of Religion to Understanding the Presidency (2023)

The Evolving American Presidency DOI OpenAlex
Introduction: The Importance of Religion To Understanding the Presidency (2017)

DOI OpenAlex