Bøger af Mark Crispin Miller

Explores the interactions and relationship between the US Congress and federal courts using a governance as dialogue approach, which argues that constitutional interpretation in the US is a continuous and complex conversation among institutions of government. This book examines customary interactions between Congress and the federal courts.

This text questions the wisdom of how Americans elect leaders. With its strong undercurrent of outrage, this book questions how and why elections have become so dependant on television. So much so in fact that a man of George W. Bush's standing can be elected for the highest office in the land.

"A critical contribution to America's internal, life-or-death debate over foreign and domestic policy."-Booklist