Powers of the President during crises

About this eBook

Author

Cotter, Cornelius P., 1924-1999

Original Publication

Washington, DC: Public Affairs Press, 1960.

Credits

Tim Lindell, Craig Kirkwood, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This book was produced from images made available by the HathiTrust Digital Library.)

Language

English

LoC Class

JK: Political science: Political inst. and pub. Admin.: United States

Subject

Executive power -- United States

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 74067

Release Date

July 18, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT DURING CRISES
3. 3.Untitled
4. 4.FOREWORD
5. 5.PREFACE
6. 6.CONTENTS
7. 7.ABOUT THE AUTHORS
8. 8.Chapter I INTRODUCTION
9. 9.Chapter II THE CONCEPT OF EMERGENCY IN DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL THOUGHT — Democratic Political Theorists — Machiavelli — Contemporary Theorists — Contemporary Theories in the Light of Recent Experience.
10. 10.Chapter III THE CONCEPT OF EMERGENCY IN AMERICAN LEGISLATION — Emergencies Vary in Intensity — Varieties of Emergency — ECONOMIC EMERGENCIES — EMERGENCIES OCCASIONED BY NATURAL CATASTROPHES — NATIONAL SECURITY EMERGENCIES — PERCEIVING THE EXISTENCE OF AN EMERGENCY — Conclusion
11. 11.Chapter IV EMERGENCY POWERS OVER PERSONS — Positive Integration — Negative Integration
12. 12.Chapter V GOVERNMENTAL ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY — Stockpiling — Military Sites and Productive Facilities — Facilitating Acquisition by Private Enterprises — Availability of Federally Owned Property to Private Enterprise — Acquisitions Incidental to Enforcement of a Control Program
13. 13.Chapter VI REGULATION OF PROPERTY — Control of Goods and Materials — Control of Productive Facilities — Control of Credit, Exchange, Prices — Control of Common Carriers
14. 14.Chapter VII CONTROL OF COMMUNICATIONS — The Release of Information by the Government — Suppression of Information by Government — Regulation of Propaganda Activities — Censorship and Other Restrictions — Acquisition of Information by the Government — Government Investigations, Inventories, Audits — Protecting Freedom of Communication
15. 15.Chapter VIII LEGISLATIVE RESTRAINTS ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF EMERGENCY POWERS — Accounting to Committees — Accounting to Congress — The Concurrent Resolution — DELEGATORY LEGISLATION INCORPORATING POWER TO CHECK BY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION — USE OF CONCURRENT RESOLUTION PROVISIONS TO CHECK ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION — Conclusion
16. 16.Chapter IX INTER-AGENCY RELATIONSHIPS — Communication — Communication Unrelated to the Framing of a Particular Decision — Communication Related to Framing of a Particular Decision — Integrative Relationships — JOINT DECISION-MAKING — CO-OPERATION — MUTUAL ASSISTANCE — CO-ORDINATION — Conclusions
17. 17.Chapter X JUDICIAL REVIEW — The Supreme Court’s Approach — A More Effective Emergency Role for the Judiciary — THE STEEL SEIZURE CASES [755] — THE STEEL STRIKE OF 1959
18. 18.Chapter XI CONCLUSIONS
19. 19.REFERENCES — CHAPTER I — CHAPTER II — Democratic Political Theorists — Machiavelli — Contemporary Theorists — Contemporary Theories in the Light of Recent Experience. — CHAPTER III — Emergencies Vary in Intensity — Varieties of Emergency — Perceiving the Existence of an Emergency — CHAPTER IV — Positive Integration — Negative Integration — CHAPTER V — Stockpiling — Military Sites and Productive Facilities — Facilitating Acquisition by Private Enterprises — Availability of Federally Owned Property to Private Enterprise — Acquisitions Incidental to Enforcement of a Control Program. — CHAPTER VI — Control of Goods and Materials. — Control of Productive Facilities. — Control of Credit, Exchange, Prices. — Control of Common Carriers. — CHAPTER VII — Government as a Source of Information — Suppression of Information by the Government. — Regulation of Propaganda Activities. — Censorship and Other Restrictions. — Acquisition of Information by the Government. — Protecting Freedom of Communication. — CHAPTER VIII — Accounting to Committees — Accounting to Congress. — The Concurrent Resolution. — CHAPTER IX — Communication — CHAPTER X — The Supreme Court’s Approach — A More Effective Emergency Role for the Judiciary.
20. 20.INDEX
21. 21.Transcriber’s Notes:

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