War powers : the president, the Congress, and the question of war
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War powers : the president, the Congress, and the question of war
Praeger, 1996
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [215]-236) and index
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内容説明
This study provides a balanced and scholarly analysis of the war powers controversy, a controversy as old as the Constitution and as current as the conflicts in the Persian Gulf and the Balkans. The work examines the debates among the Founding Fathers, Congressional and United Nations resolutions, communications between the Executive and Congress, as well as other issues surrounding the use of military force in foreign conflicts. The author considers the impact on the war powers controversy of the ways in which warfare has changed: from conventional to electronic and from major ground force actions to swift air strikes and rapid response troop deployments. Particularly relevant is the author's examination of war powers in the present time of overall world peace but sporadic regional conflict, the context in which the struggle between Congress and the Executive over war-making limits and constraints continues. This work will be of interest to scholars and students alike in American government, politics, and military studies.
目次
Introduction The War Powers Conflict Aggregation Through Roles of the President Treaties and Executive Agreements United Nations Obligations The War Powers Resolution Prior Consultation and Reporting Desert Shield, The President, The United Nations Use of "All Necessary Means" The Question of War Notes Appendices Bibliography
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