About the Author

Steven G. Calabresi is professor of law, Northwestern University, and co-founder of the Federalist Society. Christopher S. Yoo is professor of law, University of Pennsylvania Law School.

Reviews

Calabresi and Yoo have authored an invaluable and comprehensive account of disputes about the President's power over law execution.They demonstrate that Presidents have consistently asserted control over law execution and that Congresses have long challenged the idea of a unitary executive.Those interested in the constitutionality of attempts to insulate law execution from presidential superintendence will find the book a must read. Saikrishna Prakash, Herzog Research Professor of Law, University of San Diego
--Saikrishna Prakash"

This is a rigorous, fair-minded, and in important respects innovative survey of presidential practice concerning executive power. It is an invaluable resource for any scholar interested in the structural Constitution. Gary Lawson, Boston University School of Law
--Gary Lawson"

"Calabresi and Yoo have authored an invaluable and comprehensive account of disputes about the President's power over law execution. They demonstrate that Presidents have consistently asserted control over law execution and that Congresses have long challenged the idea of a unitary executive. Those interested in the constitutionality of attempts to insulate law execution from presidential superintendence will find the book a must read."--Saikrishna Prakash, Herzog Research Professor of Law, University of San Diego
--Saikrishna Prakash

"This is a rigorous, fair-minded, and in important respects innovative survey of presidential practice concerning executive power. It is an invaluable resource for any scholar interested in the structural Constitution."--Gary Lawson, Boston University School of Law
--Gary Lawson