Presidential Power and Crisis Government in the Age of Terrorism

Presidential Power and Crisis Government in the Age of Terrorism explores both the basic nature of constitutional government and the arguments relating to the restrictions necessary to protect the nation in times of crisis.

The extraordinary essays contain compelling arguments that bristle with immediacy. After decades of difficult negotiations and many attempts to find solutions to the ongoing mid-east crisis and the escalating terrorism it continues to encourage, the argument presented take on a new meaning and force.