War Powers: The Politics of Constitutional Authority
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War Powers: The Politics of Constitutional Authority

by Mariah Zeisberg

History Law Political Science
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War Powers: The Politics of Constitutional Authority examines how constitutional authority intersects with the politics of war powers. Mariah Zeisberg offers a focused study for readers seeking to understand the legal and political dimensions of war, government power, and constitutional decision-making.

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War Powers: The Politics of Constitutional Authority examines the relationship between war powers and constitutional authority.

Mariah Zeisberg focuses on the political dimensions of constitutional questions concerning war.

The book offers a focused study for readers interested in politics, law, constitutional government, and the exercise of public authority.

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