Presidential Power and Accountability: Toward a New Constitution
Presidential Power and Accountability examines executive authority through the lens of constitutional design. Charles M. Hardin considers how presidential power might be structured and held responsible, while exploring the prospect of a new constitution. A focused work for readers interested in political institutions, law, and government.
About This Book
Presidential Power and Accountability explores the relationship between executive authority and public responsibility.
The book considers constitutional structures and the ways they shape presidential power.
Its focus is the question of whether a new constitution could provide a different framework for accountability.
Charles M. Hardin presents a serious study of presidential government and constitutional change.
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