LEON FRIEDMAN is the Joseph Kushner Professor of Civil Liberties Law at Hofstra University Law School. His many previous works on politics and law include The Justices of the United States Supreme Court, 1789-1990. As an ACLU lawyer, he handled a number of law suits against members of the Nixon Administration.WILLIAM F. LEVANTROSSER is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Colloquium on the American Presidency at Hofstra University. He is the author of Congress and the Citizen-Soldier and Harry S. Truman: The Man from Independence (Greenwood Press, 1986).

• Watergate and the Abuse of Presidential PowerWatergate Re-ExaminedWatergate and the Nixon Presidency: A Comparative Ideological Analysis by David R. SimonPresident Nixon's Dismissal of Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox: An Analysis of the Constitutionality and Legality of an Exercise of Presidential Removal Power by Nancy KassopDiscussants: Stanley I. Kutler, J. Anthony Lukas, Reverend Jeb Stuart Magruder, Earl J. SilbertPolitics and the Governmental ProcessInformation, Dissent, and Political Power: Watergate Revisited by Alan F. WestinRichard M. Nixon and the Politicization of Justice by Michael A. GenoveseDiscussants: Moderator: Monroe H. Freedman, Charles W. Colson, John ShattuckSeparation of PowersUnited States v. Nixon Reexamined: The United States Supreme Court's Self-Imposed "Duty" to Come to Judgment on the Question of Executive Privilege by Howard BallDiscussant: Philip LacovaraThe Protest MovementDiscussants: Tom Hayden, David J. Garrow, Sanford GottliebSecrecy, the Government, and the MediaSecrecy and Democracy: The Unresolved Legacy of the Pentagon Papers by John KincaidPresident Nixon's Conception of Executive Privilege: Defining the Scope and Limits of Executive Branch Secrecy by Mark J. RozellDiscussants: Moderator: Victor Navasky, Tom Brokaw, Howard Simons, Gerald L. Warren, Ronald L. ZieglerResponse: John KincaidImpeachment ProceedingsThe Nixon Impeachment and Abuse of Presidential Power by Dagmar S. HamiltonDomestic Legislative Coalitions and Impeachment by Terry SullivanDiscussants: John Doar, Elizabeth Holtzman, and Judge Charles E. WigginsReexamining NixonNixon Biographers; Discussants: Moderator: Louis W. Koenig; Stephen E. Ambrose, Roger Morris, Herbert S. Parmet, Raymond K. Price, Jr.Researching the Nixon Presidency: Documents and EvidenceThe Status of the Nixon Presidential Materials by James J. HastingsDiscussants: Joan Hoff-Wilson, Harry P. Jeffrey, Mark R. WeissThe Evolution of the Nixon LegacyModerator: Fred I. Greenstein; Richard Nixon Reconsidered: The Conservative as Liberal? by Barry D. RiccioRichard Nixon and the Idea of Rehabilitation by Sherri CavanDiscussants: H. R. Haldeman, Robert H. Finch, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.Program of ConferenceIndex

LEON FRIEDMAN is the Joseph Kushner Professor of Civil Liberties Law at Hofstra University Law School. His many previous works on politics and law include The Justices of the United States Supreme Court, 1789-1990. As an ACLU lawyer, he handled a number of law suits against members of the Nixon Administration.WILLIAM F. LEVANTROSSER is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Colloquium on the American Presidency at Hofstra University. He is the author of Congress and the Citizen-Soldier and Harry S. Truman: The Man from Independence (Greenwood Press, 1986).

• Watergate and the Abuse of Presidential PowerWatergate Re-ExaminedWatergate and the Nixon Presidency: A Comparative Ideological Analysis by David R. SimonPresident Nixon's Dismissal of Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox: An Analysis of the Constitutionality and Legality of an Exercise of Presidential Removal Power by Nancy KassopDiscussants: Stanley I. Kutler, J. Anthony Lukas, Reverend Jeb Stuart Magruder, Earl J. SilbertPolitics and the Governmental ProcessInformation, Dissent, and Political Power: Watergate Revisited by Alan F. WestinRichard M. Nixon and the Politicization of Justice by Michael A. GenoveseDiscussants: Moderator: Monroe H. Freedman, Charles W. Colson, John ShattuckSeparation of PowersUnited States v. Nixon Reexamined: The United States Supreme Court's Self-Imposed "Duty" to Come to Judgment on the Question of Executive Privilege by Howard BallDiscussant: Philip LacovaraThe Protest MovementDiscussants: Tom Hayden, David J. Garrow, Sanford GottliebSecrecy, the Government, and the MediaSecrecy and Democracy: The Unresolved Legacy of the Pentagon Papers by John KincaidPresident Nixon's Conception of Executive Privilege: Defining the Scope and Limits of Executive Branch Secrecy by Mark J. RozellDiscussants: Moderator: Victor Navasky, Tom Brokaw, Howard Simons, Gerald L. Warren, Ronald L. ZieglerResponse: John KincaidImpeachment ProceedingsThe Nixon Impeachment and Abuse of Presidential Power by Dagmar S. HamiltonDomestic Legislative Coalitions and Impeachment by Terry SullivanDiscussants: John Doar, Elizabeth Holtzman, and Judge Charles E. WigginsReexamining NixonNixon Biographers; Discussants: Moderator: Louis W. Koenig; Stephen E. Ambrose, Roger Morris, Herbert S. Parmet, Raymond K. Price, Jr.Researching the Nixon Presidency: Documents and EvidenceThe Status of the Nixon Presidential Materials by James J. HastingsDiscussants: Joan Hoff-Wilson, Harry P. Jeffrey, Mark R. WeissThe Evolution of the Nixon LegacyModerator: Fred I. Greenstein; Richard Nixon Reconsidered: The Conservative as Liberal? by Barry D. RiccioRichard Nixon and the Idea of Rehabilitation by Sherri CavanDiscussants: H. R. Haldeman, Robert H. Finch, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.Program of ConferenceIndex

LEON FRIEDMAN is the Joseph Kushner Professor of Civil Liberties Law at Hofstra University Law School. His many previous works on politics and law include The Justices of the United States Supreme Court, 1789-1990. As an ACLU lawyer, he handled a number of law suits against members of the Nixon Administration.WILLIAM F. LEVANTROSSER is Professor of Political Science and Director of the Colloquium on the American Presidency at Hofstra University. He is the author of Congress and the Citizen-Soldier and Harry S. Truman: The Man from Independence (Greenwood Press, 1986).

• Watergate and the Abuse of Presidential PowerWatergate Re-ExaminedWatergate and the Nixon Presidency: A Comparative Ideological Analysis by David R. SimonPresident Nixon's Dismissal of Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox: An Analysis of the Constitutionality and Legality of an Exercise of Presidential Removal Power by Nancy KassopDiscussants: Stanley I. Kutler, J. Anthony Lukas, Reverend Jeb Stuart Magruder, Earl J. SilbertPolitics and the Governmental ProcessInformation, Dissent, and Political Power: Watergate Revisited by Alan F. WestinRichard M. Nixon and the Politicization of Justice by Michael A. GenoveseDiscussants: Moderator: Monroe H. Freedman, Charles W. Colson, John ShattuckSeparation of PowersUnited States v. Nixon Reexamined: The United States Supreme Court's Self-Imposed "Duty" to Come to Judgment on the Question of Executive Privilege by Howard BallDiscussant: Philip LacovaraThe Protest MovementDiscussants: Tom Hayden, David J. Garrow, Sanford GottliebSecrecy, the Government, and the MediaSecrecy and Democracy: The Unresolved Legacy of the Pentagon Papers by John KincaidPresident Nixon's Conception of Executive Privilege: Defining the Scope and Limits of Executive Branch Secrecy by Mark J. RozellDiscussants: Moderator: Victor Navasky, Tom Brokaw, Howard Simons, Gerald L. Warren, Ronald L. ZieglerResponse: John KincaidImpeachment ProceedingsThe Nixon Impeachment and Abuse of Presidential Power by Dagmar S. HamiltonDomestic Legislative Coalitions and Impeachment by Terry SullivanDiscussants: John Doar, Elizabeth Holtzman, and Judge Charles E. WigginsReexamining NixonNixon Biographers; Discussants: Moderator: Louis W. Koenig; Stephen E. Ambrose, Roger Morris, Herbert S. Parmet, Raymond K. Price, Jr.Researching the Nixon Presidency: Documents and EvidenceThe Status of the Nixon Presidential Materials by James J. HastingsDiscussants: Joan Hoff-Wilson, Harry P. Jeffrey, Mark R. WeissThe Evolution of the Nixon LegacyModerator: Fred I. Greenstein; Richard Nixon Reconsidered: The Conservative as Liberal? by Barry D. RiccioRichard Nixon and the Idea of Rehabilitation by Sherri CavanDiscussants: H. R. Haldeman, Robert H. Finch, Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.Program of ConferenceIndex