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Debating War Powers: Battles in the Clinton and Obama Administrations
Sarah Burns challenges the concept that presidential overreach has eroded the separation of powers in the realm of warfare. She argues that rather than causing the erosion, presidents have responded to Congress’s reluctance to deliberate about military affairs. They have relied increasingly on questionable legal justifications from executive branch lawyers.
Obama, Congress, and Audience Costs: Shifting the Blame on the Red Line, Sarah Burns and Andrew Stravers
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