The U.S. Constitution and the Power to Go to War: Historical and Current Perspectives

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THE U.S. CONSTITUTION AND THE POWER TO GO TO WAR
Historical and Current Perspectives

Edited by GARY M. STERN and MORTON H. HALPERIN

Prepared Under the Auspices of The Center for National Security Studies


Contributions in Military Studies

, Number 150

GREENWOOD PRESS Westport, Connecticut London

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Table of contents

  • Recent Titles in Contributions in Military Studies ii
  • Title Page iii
  • Contents v
  • Acknowledgments vii
  • Introduction 1
  • Notes 8
  • 1: Historical Survey of the War Powers and the Use of Force 11
  • Notes 26
  • 2: Constitutional Constraints: The War Clause 29
  • Notes 46
  • 3: Statutory Constraints: The War Powers Resolution 55
  • 4: Treaty Constraints: The United Nations Charter and War Powers 83
  • Notes 98
  • 5: International Law Constraints 107
  • Notes 118
  • 6: Judicial Constraints: The Courts and War Powers 121
  • Notes 128
  • 7: Constraints on "Covert" Paramilitary Action 133
  • Notes 147
  • 8: "Covert" Paramilitary Action and War Powers 149
  • Notes 157
  • 9: Emergency War Powers 159
  • Notes 166
  • 10: Common Ground 167
  • Notes 176
  • Appendix 179
  • Selected Bibliography 181
  • Index 191
  • About the Editors and Contributors 197
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