Constitutional conflicts between Congress and the President /
"Over three decades after its initial publication, Louis Fisher's durable classic remains at the head of its class--a book that Congressional Quarterly called "as close to being indispensable as anything published in this field." This newly revised sixth edition emphatically rein...
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Lawrence, Kansas :
University Press of Kansas,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- Constitutional Struggles
- The Elements of Constitutionalism
- The Doctrine of Separated Powers
- Implied Powers
- Inherent Powers
- Custom and Acquiescence
- Appointment Powers
- Basic Principles
- The Power to Nominate
- Senate Advice and Consent
- Recess Appointments
- Temporary Appointments
- Theory in a Crucible: The Removal Power
- The "Decision of 1789"
- Controversies from Jackson to Cleveland
- Court Interpretations: 1789 to 1926
- The Myers Case and Its Progeny
- Independent Commissions
- Disloyalty Dismissals and Procedural Safeguards
- Removal Actions from Nixon to Bush I
- Clinton's Travelgate
- George W. Bush
- Double Tor-Cause Removal
- The Congressional Presence
- Legislative Powers
- Delegation
- Judicial Checks on Delegated Power
- Domain of Foreign Affairs
- Nonstatutory Controls
- Administrative Regulation
- Vetoes: Presidential and Legislative
- The Presidential Veto
- Signing Statements
- Pocket Vetoes
- The Item Veto
- The Legislative Veto
- Chadha and Beyond
- Power over Knowledge: Seeking and Withholding Information
- Congressional Investigations
- The Speech or Debate Clause
- Presidential Immunity
- Impeachment
- Executive Privilege
- The Power of the Purse
- Constitutional Limitations
- Presidential Responsibility for Estimates
- Congressional Revision of Estimates
- Impact of the 1974 Budget Act
- Secret Spending
- Combining Purse and Sword: The Iran-Contra Affair
- Treaties and Executive Agreements
- Treaties
- The Role of the House
- Treaty Termination
- Treaty Reinterpretation
- Executive Agreements
- The War Power
- Commander in Chief
- Emergency and Prerogative Powers
- Life-and-Property Actions
- Delegated Emergency Powers
- Contemporary War Powers
- The War Powers Resolution
- Military Initiatives from Ford to Clinton
- Terrorist Attacks of 9/11
- Obama's Use of Military Force
- The Politics of Comity
- Conclusions