Congressional Expectations of Presidential Self-Restraint

This Element explores how Congress has designed laws reliant on an assumption of presidential self-restraint, an expectation that presidents would respect statutory goals by declining to use their formal powers in ways that were legally permissible but contrary to stated congressional intent.

mai 2025, Elements in American Politics, Anglais
Cambridge Academic
978-1-009-56897-5

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