The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 2009, Vol. 15, Número 2-3. Dedicado a: The Impact of the Post-9/11 'War on Terror' on Executive-Legislative Relations: A Global Perspective

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    The Impact of the 'War on Terror' on Executive-Legislative Relations: A Global Perspective: Introduction

    John E. Owens, Riccardo Pelizzo

    págs. 119-146

    
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    Congressional Acquiescence to Presidentialism in the US 'War on Terror'

    John E. Owens

    págs. 147-190

    
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    Parliamentary Scrutiny and Oversight of the British 'War on Terror': From Accretion of Executive Power and Evasion of Scrutiny to Embarrassment and Concessions

    Mark Shephard

    págs. 191-218

    
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    Putin, Parliament, and Presidential Exploitation of the Terrorist Threat

    Thomas F. Remington

    págs. 219-238

    
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    Bipartisanship and Bicameralism in Australia's 'War on Terror': Forcing Limits on the Extension of Executive Power

    Phil Larkin, John Uhr

    págs. 239-256

    
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    Israel's Prolonged War against Terror: From Executive Domination to Executive-Legislative Dialogue

    Chen Friedberg, Reuven Y. Hazan

    págs. 257-276

    
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    "Nihil Novi Sub Sole?" Executive Power, the Italian "Parlamento" and the 'War on Terror'

    Riccardo Pelizzo

    págs. 277-293

    
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    "Reformasi" and the Indonesian 'War on Terror': State, Military and Legislative-Executive Relations in an Emerging Democracy

    Edward V. Schneier

    págs. 294-313