Month: June 2017

Zach Price on Congressional Control of Executive Spending

Published on Author Scott Dodson

My colleague Zach Price, who writes about constitutional law, with a specific emphasis on separation of powers and executive power, has written a timely and very important new article called “Funding Conditions and Separation of Powers,” forthcoming in Vanderbilt Law Review. The article tackles a heady issue of law and politics: when are congressional conditions… Continue reading Zach Price on Congressional Control of Executive Spending →

Joan Williams on Understanding the Working Class

Published on Author Scott Dodson

My illustrious colleague Joan Williams has published a new book with Harvard Business Review Press called White Working Class: Overcoming Class Cluelessness in America. The book is an expansion of her widely shared (more than 3.5 million times!) essay on the working class and the 2016 presidential election. In the book, Professor Williams offers an… Continue reading Joan Williams on Understanding the Working Class →