Executive power
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Executive power
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- Advising the president : Attorney General Robert H. Jackson and Franklin D. Roosevelt
- American presidents, deportations, and human rights violations : from Carter to Trump
- Comparative executive clemency : the constitutional pardon power and the prerogative of mercy in global perspective
- Constitutional conflicts between Congress and the President
- Constitutional morality and the rise of quasi-law
- Constitutionalism, executive power, and the spirit of moderation : Murray P. Dry and the nexus of liberal education and politics
- Crisis and command : the history of executive power from George Washington to George W. Bush
- EU executive discretion and the limits of law
- Imperial from the beginning : the constitution of the original executive
- Investigating the president : congressional checks on presidential power
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- On executive power in great states
- Permanent state of emergency : unchecked executive power and the demise of the rule of law
- Presidential Discretion
- Presidential activism and veto power in Central and Eastern Europe
- ProQuest executive orders and presidential proclamations 1789-2017
- Prosecuting the president : how special prosecutors hold presidents accountable and protect the rule of law
- Reclaiming accountability : transparency, executive power, and the U.S. Constitution
- Sovereignty and the new executive authority
- Suicide pact : the radical expansion of presidential powers and the lethal threat to American liberty
- Supreme Court expansion of presidential power : unconstitutional leanings
- The President and the Supreme Court : going public on judicial decisions from Washington to Trump
- The Presidents and the Constitution : a living history
- The constitutional systems of East Asia
- The idea of presidential representation : an intellectual and political history
- The law of the executive branch : presidential power
- The oath and the office : a guide to the Constitution for future presidents
- Untrodden ground : how Presidents interpret the Constitution
- War and the rogue presidency : restoring the republic after Congressional failure
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