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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Do Founding Era debates about the nature of the American presidency continue to explain the executive in the Age of Trump? Contributors to this panel range from Hamilton's defense of robust executive power to Obama's defense of the same, from Madison's confidence in the Constitution's popular leadership to the Anti-federalists's concerns about potential abuse of presidential power.
Anti-Federalism and Presidential Power - William D. Adler, Northeastern Illinois University
President Obama and the Jeffersonian Tradition of Executive Power - Mark A. Scully, Lee University
Unity and the Language of Energy in Hamilton's No. 70 - Jeremy D. Bailey, University of Houston; Haimo Li, University of Houston
US Democracy: Founded on Fear of People but Dependent on Support of People - Christa Daryl Slaton, New Mexico State University