The politics of shared power : Congress and the executive /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Washington, D.C. :
Congressional Quarterly Press,
[1981]
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Series: | Politics and public policy series
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Table of Contents:
- Constitutional underpinnings. Separation Doctrine: theory and practice ; Exclusive powers ; Concurrent powers
- President as legislator. Express powers ; Implied and evolved powers ; Executive organization and leadership ; Executive lobbying ; Restrictions on executive lobbying ; Conclusion
- Congress as administrator. Constitutional basis ; Instruments of legislative control ; The growth of formal controls ; Legislative veto ; Foreign affairs ; Conclusions
- Bureaucracy: agent of Congress or the president? Creating the executive departments ; Control of federal personnel ; Reorganizing the bureaucracy ; Autonomy of agency proceedings ; The president's "inner circle" ; Conclusion
- The independent regulatory commission: Mahomet's coffin. Conflicting assessments ; Techniques of executive-legislative control ; More power to the president?
- Representing the public interest. Congress ; The president ; The courts ; The bureaucracy ; Subsystems.