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Executive Power and the Constitution
Scholar: Dr. David Alvis
November 14, 2020
Scholar: Dr. David Alvis
November 14, 2020
HOSTED BY: Florida Council for History Education
REGISTRATION BEGINS: 8:30 AM
SEMINAR: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
REGISTRATION BEGINS: 8:30 AM
SEMINAR: 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
About this seminar:
One of the great challenges facing students of the presidency today has been to reconcile the extraordinary powers of the executive with democracy. This seminar will examine the major questions and controversies about executive power under the Constitution including the war power, the treaty power, and the power to issue executive orders. Most importantly, we will discuss whether those powers as they are exercised today are consistent with the Founder’s original understanding of the role of the Presidency and democratic politics, or if do they constitute a necessary departure from the Constitution.
One of the great challenges facing students of the presidency today has been to reconcile the extraordinary powers of the executive with democracy. This seminar will examine the major questions and controversies about executive power under the Constitution including the war power, the treaty power, and the power to issue executive orders. Most importantly, we will discuss whether those powers as they are exercised today are consistent with the Founder’s original understanding of the role of the Presidency and democratic politics, or if do they constitute a necessary departure from the Constitution.