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To Chain the Dog of War: The War Power of Congress in History and Law, Francis D. Wormuth, Edwin B. Firmage and Francis P. Butler
Weapons of Influence: The Legislative Veto, American Foreign Policy, and the Irony of Reform, Martha Liebler Gibson Reviewed by Harvey Zeidenstein
The Politics of National Security: Congress and U.S. Defense Policy, Barry M. Blechman and W. Philip Ellis Reviewed by Harvey Zeidenstein
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