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handle is hein.amenin/aeiaaqu0001 and id is 1 raw text is: At a time when the separation doctrine is under increasing attack for promoting political deadlock, AEI is to be commended for making available a series of essays that explore the doctrine's historical and theoretical roots. . . . A rich, thoughtful contribution to a central constitutional dilemma. Louis FISHER Specialist in American Government Congressional Research Service The information and analyses in these eight insightful, penetrating essays are a resource of immense value for those who would debate that question. JAMES L. SUNDQUIST Senior Fellow Emeritus The Brookings Institution Separation of Powers- Does It Still Work? Robert A. Goldwin and Art Kaufman, editors Does the separation of powers still work? How can we judge whether it is working? Is it true that the policies of the parliamentary democra- cies are wiser and their implementation more effective than ours? How much must we be guided by two-hundred-year old intentions? The editors selected spokesmen as authoritative, thoughtful, and instructive as could be found to give the reader a wide range of views on these questions. The authors are Lloyd N. Cutler, Charles M. Hardin, James Q. Wilson, L. Peter Schultz, Donald L. Robinson, Ann Stuart Anderson, William B. Gwyn, and James W. Ceaser. This book is the fourth in a series in AEI's project A Decade of Study of the Constitution. The first three books, all edited by Robert A. Goldwin and William A. Schambra, are How Democratic Is the Constitution? How Capitalistic Is the Constitution? and How Does the Constitution Secure Rights? American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research 1150 Seventeenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 ISBN 0-8447-3606-6 clothbound edition ISBN 0-8447-3607-4 paperback edition ISBN 0-8447-3607-4 911 8094073010 0 American Enterprise Institute Constitutional Studies Separation of Powers- Does It Still Work? Robert A. Goldwin and Art Kaufman editors Pt oP CONSN

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