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Enactment of War & the Use of Military Force - Background & Legal Implications (Hardcover)
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Enactment of War & the Use of Military Force - Background & Legal Implications (Hardcover)
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Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution vests in Congress the
power "to declare War." Pursuant to that power, Congress has
enacted 11 declarations of war during the course of American
history relating to five different wars, the most recent being
those that were adopted during World War II. In addition, Congress
has adopted a number of authorizations for the use of military
force, the most recent being the joint resolution enacted on
October 16, 2002, authorizing the use of military force against
Iraq. To buttress the nations ability to prosecute a war or armed
conflict, Congress has also enacted numerous statutes which confer
standby authority on the President or the executive branch and are
activated by the enactment of a declaration of war, the existence
of a state of war, or the promulgation of a declaration of national
emergency. This book examines a number of topics related to
declarations of war and authorizations for the use of military
force by the United States. It provides historical background on
each of the declarations of war and on several major authorizations
for the use of force that have been enacted; analyzes the
implications of declarations of war and authorizations for the use
of force under both international law and domestic law; lists and
summarizes the more than 250 standby statutory authorities that can
come into effect pursuant to a declaration of war, the existence of
a state of war, and/or a declaration of national emergency;
describes the procedures in Congress governing the consideration of
declarations of war and authorizations for the use of force,
including the procedures under the War Powers Resolution; and sets
forth in two appendices the texts of all of the declarations of war
and the major authorisations for the use of force that have been
enacted.
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