""This book deals with a great issue of constitutional government---how to allocate the power to make war. Only Congress can declare war, but formally declared wars are rare. The interesting questions under our Constitution concern how it allocates the power to engage in undeclared hostilities, or to authorize military or diplomatic measures that may lead to war. As Edward Keynes's subtitle suggests, these issues are in the 'Twilight Zone of Constitutional Power'.... The book is well written and interesting. The summary of the litigation sparked by the war in Vietnam is valuable."" ---Judge Abraham D. Sofia, American Historical Review ""This book is clearly written, conceptually tight, and a worthy addition to constitutional literature."" ---Kenneth Paul Nuger, American Political Science Review ""...Keynes raises anew the questions suggested by the Vietnam conflict and an intelligent book which avoids hyperbole and the polemic thrust of much earlier writing......

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