علاقة الرئيس بالأحزاب السياسية : أمريكا إنموذجا

Abstract EN

The making and management of the sources and manifestations of American political life, such as election, public opinion and decision-making, are contested by several forces, each of which shares influence at relatively different rates, depending on the extent of his interest in these sources and manifestations.

This role is then compared to that of other formal and informal institutions in this area.

It is clear that political life in the United States is open to different influences, and the reason for this openness is the complexity of aspects of that life to include the effects of different forces, including formal and informal, political, economic and social, contributing together to create multiple phenomena, including the phenomenon of public opinion and the phenomenon of elections and the phenomenon of decision-making.

Parties are one of the main entry points for influencing political action, despite the fact that US party life is generally weak.