Executive Orders and the Modern Presidency : Legislating from the Oval Office /
Warber, Adam L.
Executive Orders and the Modern Presidency : Legislating from the Oval Office / Adam L. Warber. - 1 online resource (175 p.)
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Executive Orders as Strategic Policy Tools -- 2. Policymaking by Presidential Decree -- 3. The Policymaking Environment -- 4. Safeguarding Executive Orders -- 5. White House Lawmaking: An Unfinished Journey -- Appendix A: Content Analyzing Executive Orders -- Appendix B: Yearly Number of Published Executive Orders Issued by Modern Presidents -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Book
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Desegregating the military. The internment of Japanese Americans. Limiting stem-cell research. Each of these actions has been accomplished by way of executive order--bypassing the legislative process. Adam Warber offers an in-depth look at how modern presidents use this weapon in their arsenal of authority. Warber systematically analyzes the strategic nature of close to 5,500 executive orders issued since 1936. Have presidents increasingly relied on executive orders to initiate major policies, rather than to simply accomplish routine administrative goals? What key elements in the political environment might influence activity in this sphere? What crafting strategies do presidents use to legitimate their orders and minimize challenges from Congress and the federal judiciary? Addressing these and other key questions, Executive Orders and the Modern Presidency explores the multiple dimensions of the president's executive-order power.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9781626373433
10.1515/9781626373433 doi
Executive orders--United States.
Executive orders--United States.
Executive power--United States.
Executive power--United States.
Political planning--United States--United States.
Political planning--United States.
Presidents--United States.
Presidents--United States.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / American Government / Executive Branch.
JK516
352.235
Executive Orders and the Modern Presidency : Legislating from the Oval Office / Adam L. Warber. - 1 online resource (175 p.)
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Tables -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Executive Orders as Strategic Policy Tools -- 2. Policymaking by Presidential Decree -- 3. The Policymaking Environment -- 4. Safeguarding Executive Orders -- 5. White House Lawmaking: An Unfinished Journey -- Appendix A: Content Analyzing Executive Orders -- Appendix B: Yearly Number of Published Executive Orders Issued by Modern Presidents -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Book
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
Desegregating the military. The internment of Japanese Americans. Limiting stem-cell research. Each of these actions has been accomplished by way of executive order--bypassing the legislative process. Adam Warber offers an in-depth look at how modern presidents use this weapon in their arsenal of authority. Warber systematically analyzes the strategic nature of close to 5,500 executive orders issued since 1936. Have presidents increasingly relied on executive orders to initiate major policies, rather than to simply accomplish routine administrative goals? What key elements in the political environment might influence activity in this sphere? What crafting strategies do presidents use to legitimate their orders and minimize challenges from Congress and the federal judiciary? Addressing these and other key questions, Executive Orders and the Modern Presidency explores the multiple dimensions of the president's executive-order power.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In English.
9781626373433
10.1515/9781626373433 doi
Executive orders--United States.
Executive orders--United States.
Executive power--United States.
Executive power--United States.
Political planning--United States--United States.
Political planning--United States.
Presidents--United States.
Presidents--United States.
POLITICAL SCIENCE / American Government / Executive Branch.
JK516
352.235