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Review Of The Constitution’S Text In Foreign Affairs, Daniel Marcus
Review Of The Constitution’S Text In Foreign Affairs, Daniel Marcus
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American constitutional historians and jurists have debated for decades what to make of the Constitution's relative silence about foreign affairs. The framers said a good deal about one aspect of foreign affairs—war powers. However, there are only a few provisions dealing with diplomacy and foreign affairs more generally, empowering the President to make treaties and name ambassadors, but only with the advice and consent of the Senate. Nonetheless, the lesson of American history and constitutional law, at least since the early twentieth century, is that the President has the preeminent if not exclusive role in shaping and conducting U.S. foreign …
Jenna Bednar's The Robust Federation: Principles Of Design (Book Review), James A. Gardner
Jenna Bednar's The Robust Federation: Principles Of Design (Book Review), James A. Gardner
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