The Dual Executive: Unilateral Orders in a Separated and Shared Power System (Studies in the Modern Presidency)
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The Dual Executive: Unilateral Orders in a Separated and Shared Power System (Studies in the Modern Presidency)

by Brandon Rottinghaus, Michelle Belco

History Political Science Government
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The Dual Executive explores unilateral orders and executive authority in the modern presidency. Focusing on the interaction between separated and shared powers, Brandon Rottinghaus and Michelle Belco examine how presidential action fits within the broader structure of government and institutional relationships.

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The Dual Executive examines unilateral orders within the modern presidency.

Brandon Rottinghaus and Michelle Belco focus on executive authority in a system shaped by both separated and shared powers.

The book considers how presidential action operates within broader institutional relationships.

It offers a focused study of executive orders and the structure of contemporary government.

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