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1. THE PRESUMPTION OF REGULARITY IN JUDICIAL REVIEW OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH.

2. The Historical Presidency: The First President and the Federal City: George Washington and the Creation of Washington, DC.

3. FOREWORD: LOOKING FOR POWER IN PUBLIC LAW.

4. WHAT IF THE PROBLEM ISN'T THE PRESIDENT—IT'S THE PRESIDENCY?

5. Power of the Pardon.

6. The Limits of Foreign Aid Diplomacy: How Bureaucratic Design Shapes Aid Distribution.

7. The Strategic Use of Congressional Intergovernmental Delegation.

8. ADVISING THE PRESIDENT: THE GROWING SCOPE OF EXECUTIVE POWER TO PROTECT AMERICA.

9. THE NORMALIZATION OF FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW.

10. DOES INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

11. Apologists for Power: The Yoo Brief, Executive Power and the State of Exception.

12. The Law: Jefferson and the Burr Conspiracy: Executive Power against the Law.

13. War, Depression, and the Presidency, 1933-50.

14. Emergency powers and constitutional change in the late Middle Ages.

15. Shall We Have a King?

16. Executive Privilege or Parliamentary Proviso? Exploring the Sources of Parliamentary War Powers.

17. Making Sense of Presidential Restraint: Foundational Arrangements and Executive Decision Making before the Civil War.

18. Opposition to the Theory of Presidential Representation: Federalists, Whigs, and Republicans.

19. The Constitutional Ambitions of James Madison's Presidency.

20. Institutional Change and the Presidential Mandate.

21. THE PRESIDENT'S ENFORCEMENT POWER.

22. PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE EXECUTIVE POWER.

23. HOW EQUAL PROTECTION DID AND DID NOT COME TO THE UNITED STATES, AND THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH ROLE THEREIN.

24. LINCOLN, THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION, AND EXECUTIVE POWER.

25. THE DANGEROUS FANTASY OF LINCOLN: FRAMING EXECUTIVE POWER AS PRESIDENTIAL MASTERY.

26. Why Rome Didn't Bark in the Night: Some Thoughts on Crisis Government and Constitutional Flexibility.

27. Theodore Roosevelt and the Bureau of Corporation: Executive-Corporate Cooperation and the Advancement of the Regulatory State.

28. Do Presidents Control Bureaucracy? The Federal Housing Administration during the Truman-Eisenhower Era.

29. The Historical Presidency: Looking before Watergate: Foundations in the Development of the Constitutional Challenges within Signing Statements, FDR-Nixon.

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