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War and emergency powers

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Dark side

Jane Mayer

2008

Justice in blue and gray

Stephen C. Neff

2010

The war powers of the President, military arrests, and reconstruction of the Union

William Whiting

1864

War powers under the Constitution of the United States

William Whiting

1864

Long wars and the constitution

Stephen M. Griffin

2013

Constitutional dictatorship

Clinton Lawrence Rossiter

2002

What Limits Should Be Placed on Presidential Powers?

Tamara L. Roleff

2006

Contest for constitutional authority

Susan R. Burgess

1992

Thinking in an emergency

Elaine Scarry

2011

Fortress America

Matthew Brzezinski

2004

Presidential power stories

Curtis A. Bradley, Christopher H. Schroeder

2009

The legal effects of war

McNair, Arnold Duncan McNair Baron

1966

War and the American presidency

Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.

2004

Constitutional diplomacy

Michael J. Glennon

1990

Guantánamo and the abuse of presidential power

Joseph Margulies

2006

Declaring war

Brien Hallett

2013

Beyond the Law

Jordan J. Paust

2007

The dark side

Jane Mayer

2009

Emergency presidential power

Chris Edelson

2013

State of Exception

Giorgio Agamben

2004

Security and human rights

Liora Lazarus, B. J. Goold

2007

Whistling past Dixie

Thomas F Schaller

2006

The terror presidency

Jack L. Goldsmith

2007

A Culture of Deference

F. Ugboaja Ohaegbulam

2007

Making war

John F. Lehman

1992

Republican empire

Karl-Friedrich Walling

1999

One Supreme Court

James E. Pfander

2009

Contingencies, Resilience and Legal Constitutionalism

Clive Walker

2015

War power of the president

J. Heermans

1863

The body of John Merryman

Brian McGinty

2011