"I take this theory in the book and ask whether the progeny of England might also be analyzed through this dualist framework. And the suggestion in the book is yes. The 'dignified' institutions are the ones that are constitutionally established: the presidency, Congress, and the courts. And in the realm of national security, the 'efficient' institutions actually engage in the process of defining national security and formulating measures to safeguard it."
Leon Neyfakh at Slate interviews Michael J. Glennon, author of National Security and Double Government.
Leon Neyfakh at Slate interviews Michael J. Glennon, author of National Security and Double Government.
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