William R. Keylor, Charles de Gaulle, A Thorn in the Side of Six American Presidents by Isabelle Vagnoux

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The American Presidency’s Discretionary Power in the Adoption of Bilateral and Multilateral Environmental Agreements: The Reagan Administration in the 1980s by Ludovica Di Gregorio

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Metaphorical enhancements of the us/them asymmetry in war speeches of American presidents in the years 1917–1972 by Barbara Chmielewska

“…This is followed by a systematic analysis of the metaphorical conceptualizations that emphasize the Us/Them asymmetry in the speeches of American presidents regarding World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War. …”
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Adam Burns and Rivers Gambrell, editors. Sports and the American Presidency: From Theodore Roosevelt to Donald Trump. by Rachel L. Carazo

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President Trump and the Virtue of Power by Jérôme Viala-Gaudefroy

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The American Presidency and the 25th Amendment in Contemporary TV Series: Fiction, Reality, and the Warped Mirrors of the Post-9/11 Zeitgeist by Monica Michlin

“…This article analyzes how recent TV series (1999-2010) have staged the American Presidency in a form of “revolving door” between fiction and reality, and how all stage a crisis allowing a vice-president to become president. …”
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Comprendre le phénomène Trump, au-delà du chaos by Pierre Guerlain, Raphaël Ricaud

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Barack Obama, Europe and the Transatlantic Relationship: From the World’s White Knight to the Spy that Came in from the Cold? – A German Perspective by Sarah Nike Makeschin

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Chester Alan Arthur: The forgotten American President who Changed the World through two Conferences (the International Meridian Conference of 1884 and the Berlin Africa Conference of 1884–1885) by Megan Easley-Walsh

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Délibération et circulation des idées entre l’Aile ouest et la Situation Room by Perig Pitrou

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American media framing of Bush, Obama, and Trump speeches by Abbas Hussein Tarish, Sayf Hatem Abdalhakeem, Saad Al Hasani

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Intertextuality as a Rhetorical Device in American Politicians’ Inaugural Addresses: Functional-Linguistic Analysis by T. A. Svetonosova

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Identifying The Pragmatic Force Of Attiudinal Intonation In Some Selected Political Speeches by Instructor Mahmood Atiya Farhan, Assist. Inst. Faiza Qanbar Ali

“…The study aims at identifying the pragmatic force of  attitudinal  intonation in some political speeches together with identifying pitch variations that are determined by various syntactic constructions that impart the illocutionary forces of political speeches and perlocutionary acts .The procedures used in this paper are: first, collecting and classifying speeches selected from the ex-American president Barack Obama and the current American President Donald Trump from the internet ; second ,analyzing the data collected by adopting Roach’s patterns of intonation (2009)and Searle’s classification of illocutionary acts  intonation (1975) The paper consists of two sections .Section one is a review of literature that comprises the basic terms that are of relevant to the study. …”
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John Tyler and his Role in the America Domestic and Foreign Policy (1841-1845) by Eman Mutaib Muhe

“…The current paper highlights an important character represented by the American president John Tyler 1841 – 1845, who is considered the tenth American president. …”
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Minitexts in American media-discourse (based on the titles of YouTube videos featuring Donald Trump) by Antonina A. Kharkovskaya, Marina V. Cherkunova

“…The contextual analysis of the selected titles contributes to determination of the focal points of the public interest concerning the figure of the American President on the one hand and it also helps to discover the trends within the public attitude evaluative vectors on the other hand, which prove to be outspokenly critical. …”
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Introduction by Alfred Hornung

“…Obama was elected the first African American president of the United States of America in 2008. …”
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JUDSON CHURCHILL WELLIVER, WORDSMITH by Greg Phelps, Gene Pace

“…Judson Churchill Welliver, the first full-lime speechwriter for an American president (Warren G. Harding), was both speechwriter and journalist, a Progressive Era writer who believed in the potential of American democracy and industrial strength, if properly regulated, to transform the world. …”
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JUDSON CHURCHILL WELLIVER, WORDSMITH by Greg Phelps, Gene Pace

“…Judson Churchill Welliver, the first full-lime speechwriter for an American president (Warren G. Harding), was both speechwriter and journalist, a Progressive Era writer who believed in the potential of American democracy and industrial strength, if properly regulated, to transform the world. …”
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BARACK OBAMA’S IOWA CAUCUSES RHETORIC by Samuel Gunawan

“…Obama  displayed  his outstanding rhetorical craftmanship to drive irresistibly his power of persuasion in the  earliest  Democratic  Caucuses  in  the  whitest  state  of  Iowa  that  gave  him  a victory; thus the speech underscored the ground-breaking messages to the rest of the nation that America was ripe for an African-American President.…”
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North Korea : Why it is Unlikely to Denuclearise by Teo, Kah Beng

“…After two summits with Trump, there are reasons to believe that North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-Un is having the last laugh on the American president.…”
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