Constitutional War Powers: Law & Strategy From the Revolution to
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The “imperial presidency” story is wrong. Here’s how war powers really evolved—from the Revolution to cyberwar—and what that means for American democracy today.
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“This book tells the story of how constitutional war powers adapted-in war, in peace, and in the gray zones between-from the Revolutionary War to cyberconflict of the future. It corrects common accounts of an “imperial presidency”, offering key insights for scholars of American constitutional law, politics, and history”– Provided by publisher.
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About the Author
Matthew C. Waxman is the author of Constitutional War Powers: Law & Strategy From the Revolution to Cyberconflict, published by Cambridge University Press in 2026. The book examines constitutional law as it relates to war powers throughout American history, from the Revolutionary era through contemporary cyber conflicts.
Constitutional War Powers: Law & Strategy From the Revolution to
The “imperial presidency” story is wrong. Here’s how war powers really evolved—from the Revolution to cyberwar—and what that means for American democracy today.
Description
Praise and Reviews
About the Author
Matthew C. Waxman is the author of Constitutional War Powers: Law & Strategy From the Revolution to Cyberconflict, published by Cambridge University Press in 2026. The book examines constitutional law as it relates to war powers throughout American history, from the Revolutionary era through contemporary cyber conflicts.