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1 online resource (xiv, 185 pages) : 1 map (black and white) |
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Presidency in the United States |
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Presidency in the United States
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| Contents |
PRESIDENCY IN THE UNITED STATES, VOLUME 4; PRESIDENCY IN THE UNITED STATES, VOLUME 4; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1 PRESIDENTIAL SIGNING STATEMENTS: CONSTITUTIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; HISTORICAL USAGE AND CONSTITUTIONAL BASIS; A. Signing Statements in the Reagan Administration; B. Signing Statements in the George H.W. Bush Administration; C. Signing Statements in the Clinton Administration; D. Signing Statements in the George W. Bush Administration; E. Signing Statements in the Barack Obama Administration |
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LEGAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF SIGNING STATEMENTSSUBSTANTIALITY OF CONSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIONS; Foreign Affairs Power; Executive Privilege; Direct Reporting Requirements; Legislative Veto Provisions; INSTITUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF SIGNING STATEMENTS; Statutory Construction and the Courts; Impact on Congress; Legislative Proposals; CONCLUSION; End Notes; Chapter 2 THE EXECUTIVE BUDGET PROCESS: AN OVERVIEW; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRESIDENT'S BUDGET; Initial Preparation of Agency Budget Requests; OMB Review of Agency Budget Requests |
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SUBMISSION AND JUSTIFICATION OF THE PRESIDENT'S BUDGETComposition of the President's Budget Submission to Congress; Supplements and Revisions to the President's Budget Request; Agency Budget Requests and Justifications; Statements of Administration Policy and Other Presidential Actions; EXECUTION OF APPROPRIATIONS AND OTHER ENACTED BUDGETARY LEGISLATION; Apportionment and Allocation of Budget Authority; Reallocation of Budget Authority: Transfers and Reprogramming; Transfers; Reprogramming; Congressional Notification and Holds; Impoundment of Appropriated Funds: Rescissions and Deferrals |
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RescissionsDeferrals; OCCASIONAL PROCEDURES DURING BUDGET EXECUTION; Budget Execution during Federal Funding Gaps and Government Shutdowns; Budget Execution in the Event of Sequestration; End Notes; Chapter 3 SUBMISSION OF THE PRESIDENT'S BUDGET IN TRANSITION YEARS; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; IS THE OUTGOING OR INCOMING PRESIDENT REQUIRED TO SUBMIT THE BUDGET?; TRANSITION BUDGETS IN RECENT YEARS; Statutory Deadlines; Special Messages to Congress; Outgoing "Transition" Budgets; End Notes; Chapter 4 THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE: HOW IT WORKS IN CONTEMPORARY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION |
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CONSTITUTIONAL ORIGINSThe Original Constitutional System; The 12th Amendment Repairs Flaws in the Original System; THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE TODAY; Who Are the Electors?; Nominating Elector-Candidates: Diverse State Procedures; How Are Electoral Votes Allocated Among the States?; How Are the Electors Chosen?; The Electors' Task: Ratifying the Voters' Choice; Disregarding the Voters' Choice: Faithless Electors; General Election Ballots; Winner Take All: How the General Ticket System Awards the Electoral Vote in Most States; General Election Day; The Electors Convene |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Presidents -- United States.
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Executive power -- United States.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Affairs & Administration.
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Executive power
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Politics and government
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Presidents
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| SUBJECT |
United States -- Politics and government. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85140410
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| Subject |
United States
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Carreiro, Gabriel L., editor.
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| ISBN |
9781626183292 |
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1626183295 |
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