1984 Bureaucratic Tentacles: Rise and Fall of The Chevron Doctrine
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1984 Bureaucratic Tentacles: Rise and Fall of The Chevron Doctrine

by Trevor Smith, Peter Kefalas, Zarrar Sheikh, Zawar Sheikh

History Politics Law
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1984 Bureaucratic Tentacles: Rise and Fall of The Chevron Doctrine explores the development, influence, and decline of the Chevron Doctrine. With attention to administrative law and bureaucratic authority, the book presents a focused examination of an important legal and institutional framework.

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1984 Bureaucratic Tentacles: Rise and Fall of The Chevron Doctrine examines the Chevron Doctrine and its place within administrative law.

The book focuses on the doctrine’s development, influence, and decline, connecting these changes to broader questions about bureaucratic authority.

Written by Trevor Smith, Peter Kefalas, Zarrar Sheikh, and Zawar Sheikh, it offers a focused exploration of a consequential legal framework.

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