The new confederalism: treaty delegations of legislative, executive, and judicial authority. (Symposium on Treaties, Enforcement, and U.S. Sovereignty)

From: Stanford Law Review | Date: May 1, 2003| Author: Golove, David M. | Copyright information 
INTRODUCTION 
I. DELEGATIONS, POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY, AND CONFEDERATIONS 
   A.    Federal Theory Before the Founding 
   B.    "Congress Is Not a Legislative Assembly, nor a Representative 
   Assembly, but Only a Diplomatic Assembly" 
   C.    "The People Have No Right to Enter into Leagues, Alliances, or 
   Confederations.... States and Foreign Powers Are the Only 
   Proper Agents for This Kind of Government" 
   D.    "To the Formation of a League, Such As Was the 
   Confederation, th...

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