Congress's Constitution: Legislative Authority and the Separation of Powers
by Josh Chafetz
Josh Chafetz explores Congress’s constitutional position through the linked questions of legislative authority and the separation of powers. This work provides a focused study of constitutional structure and the role of Congress in the American system of government, making it relevant to readers of law, politics, and history.
About This Book
Congress's Constitution examines legislative authority within the framework of the United States Constitution.
The book focuses on the separation of powers and its relationship to Congress.
It offers a study of constitutional structure, legislative power, and the role of Congress in American government.
Written by Josh Chafetz, this work is suited to readers interested in constitutional law and political institutions.
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