Power Without Responsibility: How Congress Abuses the People Through Delegation
David Schoenbrod explores congressional delegation and its implications for representative government. Power Without Responsibility considers how the transfer of legislative authority can shape accountability, public power, and the relationship between elected lawmakers and the people they serve.
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Power Without Responsibility examines the relationship between Congress and the people it represents.
David Schoenbrod focuses on the delegation of power and the ways Congress exercises authority through that process.
The book considers how delegated responsibilities may affect accountability in representative government.
It offers a focused exploration of congressional power, public responsibility, and the structure of democratic decision-making.
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