By Executive Order: Bureaucratic Management and the Limits of Presidential Power
Andrew Rudalevige examines how presidents use executive orders to manage the bureaucracy and pursue governing goals. By Executive Order considers the reach of executive authority alongside the administrative and institutional limits that constrain presidential power, providing a focused study of executive action and public administration.
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By Executive Order explores the relationship between presidential power and bureaucratic management.
Andrew Rudalevige focuses on the role of executive orders within the broader structure of administrative governance.
The book considers the opportunities and constraints involved when presidents seek to direct government through executive action.
It offers a focused examination of executive authority and the institutional limits that shape its use.
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