The Terror Presidency: Law and Judgment Inside the Bush Administration
Jack Goldsmith explores law and executive judgment inside the Bush administration, focusing on the challenges of governing during the era of the “terror presidency.” This work examines the relationship between legal reasoning, national security, and presidential power in a consequential period of American government.
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The Terror Presidency examines the relationship between law and executive power inside the Bush administration.
Jack Goldsmith focuses on judgment within a presidency shaped by concerns about terrorism and national security.
The book offers a perspective on how legal questions can influence government decision-making during times of crisis.
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