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UnLock[e]ing the Constitutional Separation of Powersion suggest a more complete theory of the separation of powers and federalism than the proposals that were actually adopted by the Convention. Jefferson and Madison understood that the undemocratic elements of the early modern separation of powers theories would never fully resonate with American po

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33302-7cutives, chief executives, and . chief executive, our president. Executive education programs abound, as do treatises on CEOs and the presidency. We look at what we have and how and whether it works, and we should rightly judge by what seems inevitable or best for our organizations and country.

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The Price of Efficacy: Aristotle and Executive Powercutives, chief executives, and . chief executive, our president. Executive education programs abound, as do treatises on CEOs and the presidency. We look at what we have and how and whether it works, and we should rightly judge by what seems inevitable or best for our organizations and country.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137014450America; Aristotle; constitution; constraint; event; executive; history of literature; history of mathemati

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Topics Addressed in Parliamentary Debates,ble pause” ensued as one of history’s most distinguished deliberative bodies succumbed to “shyness.” But of course the silence at the Convention was broken soon enough by speech, and the American presidency has since that time occasioned as much critical deliberation as mute anxiety and awe. Today,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-33302-7cutives, chief executives, and . chief executive, our president. Executive education programs abound, as do treatises on CEOs and the presidency. We look at what we have and how and whether it works, and we should rightly judge by what seems inevitable or best for our organizations and country.