S ince at least the Vietnam War, discussions of constitutional war powers have consistently
depicted a Congress so fearful of taking responsibility for wartime judgments that it hardly …

Sovereignty has always been a controversial topic in international law. The most prominent
attempts to rethink sovereignty in recent times have arisen out of the policies of the Bush …

Martial law is thought to be not a complete absence of law, nor a special kind of law–a
scheme of legal regulation–but, rather, an absence of law prescribed by law under the …

Contemporary scholarship and jurisprudence concerning the Constitution's separation of
powers is characterized by sharp disagreement about general theory and specific outcomes …

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The article examines the relationship between colonialism and international law by focusing
on late nineteenth century debates surrounding the sovereignty of the “princely states” of …

According to Carl Schmitt, the limits of law exposed by emergencies debunk not only legal
theory, but also what we might think of as the political theory of liberal democracy, since …

-Alexander Hamilton, 1787 7] t is impossible not to look forward to distant times, when our
rapid multiplication will expand itself beyond those limits, and cover the whole northern, if …

In an essay published shortly after the events of 9/11 and the US responsive attack on
Afghanistan, Colonel (as he then was; now Major General) Charles J. Dunlap Jr., US Air …

Commenting on the US Supreme Court decision in Boumediene v. Bush and the US
occupation of the Naval Station at Guantdnamo Bay, Cuba, this Article argues that anomaly …