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Powers of Congress

Congressional Quarterly, Inc.

1982

Property, power, and American democracy

David A. Schultz

1992

The budget process

David G. McGee

2007

Legality and legitimacy

Carl Schmitt, John P. McCormick, Jeffrey Seitzer

2004

Eyes on spies

Amy B. Zegart

2011

The Maupeou revolution

Durand Echeverria

1985

National security law and the power of the purse

William C. Banks

1994

The sovereignty of Parliament

Jeffrey Denys Goldsworthy

1999

The Canadian legislative system

Robert J. Jackson

1974

Legislating Morality

Frank Turek, Norman L. Geisler

2003

The dignity of legislation

Jeremy Waldron

1999

The Constitution in Congress

David P. Currie

1997

The legislative process in Congress

George B. Galloway

1953

Across the aisle

David E. Smith

2013

The Emperor in the Roman world

Fergus Millar

1977

The powers of Congress

R. Conrad Stein

1995

Law and politics

Robert Bocking Stevens

1978

Investigating the President

Eric Schickler, Douglas L. Kriner

2016

Treaty politics and the rise of executive agreements

Glen S. Krutz

2009

Parliamentary sovereignty in the UK constitution

Michael Gordon

2015

You and the U. S. Government

Jennifer Overend Prior

2013

Constitutional conflicts between Congress and the President

Louis Fisher

1985

Building Europe's parliament

Berthold Rittberger

2005

Weapons of influence

Martha Liebler Gibson

1992

On appreciating Congress

Louis Fisher

2010

Congress and the Presidency

Nelson W. Polsby

1964

The friendly dictatorship

Jeffrey Simpson

2001

A treatise on the constitutional limitations which rest upon the legislative power of the states of the American union

Thomas McIntyre Cooley

1868

Justices and presidents

Henry Julian Abraham

1974

When courts and congress collide

Charles Gardner Geyh

2006

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