Executing the Constitution
Subtitle: putting the president back into the Constitution
By: edited by Christopher S. Kelley.
Contributors: Kelley, Christopher S., 1964-
Series: SUNY series in American constitutionalism
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Executive power -- United States -- History; Constitutional history -- United States; Presidents -- United States -- History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Christopher Kelley; title: Public law and the "executive" constitution / Richard Pious; title: Venture constitutionalism and the enlargement of the presidency / Ryan Barilleaux; title: Executive orders from Nixon to now / Graham Dodds; title: The significance of the presidential signing statement / Christopher Kelley; title: Executive privilege in an era of polarized politics / Mark Rozell; title: "The 'protective return' pocket veto : presidential aggrandizement of constitutional power" / Robert Spitzer; title: Executing the rhetorical presidency William Jefferson Clinton, George W. Bush, and the contemporary face of presidential power / Kevan Yenerall; title: Unsettling the new deal : Reagan's constitutional reconstruction and the Rehnquist court's federalism / George Thomas; title: Democratic politics and constitutional creation : the paradoxes of presidential policy toward the judiciary / Kevin McMahon; title: The "imperial presidency" triumphant : war powers in the Clinton and Bush administrations / Michael Cairo; title: Clinton's other infidelity : signing, ignoring, and disobeying helms-burton / Patrick J. Haney, Maureen P. Haney, and Walt Vanderbush; title: Conclusion / Christopher Kelley.