Presidential War Power
by Louis Fisher
Presidential War Power by Louis Fisher explores the scope of presidential authority in matters of war and national security. Focusing on the relationship between executive power, constitutional principles, and government institutions, this book provides a focused resource for readers studying the American presidency, law, and political history.
About This Book
Presidential War Power examines the authority of the president in matters related to war and national security.
Louis Fisher explores the constitutional and governmental dimensions of executive power.
The book considers how presidential authority fits within the broader structure of American law and politics.
It is suited to readers interested in the presidency, constitutional government, and the history of war powers.
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