Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century
Thomas E. Woods examines nullification as a constitutional and political response to perceived federal overreach. Framing the subject within American history and debates over government power, this book considers how states and citizens might challenge federal authority and invites readers to assess the limits of centralized rule.
About This Book
Thomas E. Woods explores the concept of nullification and its place in American political thought.
The book considers nullification as a proposed means of resisting federal actions viewed as unconstitutional or tyrannical.
Its focus is on the relationship between federal authority, constitutional limits, and the power of states and citizens.
Written for readers interested in government, constitutional questions, and political history, it presents nullification as a subject of contemporary debate.
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