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New piece by CCP co-director explores executive power

Posted on 04.09.19 by admin

In his latest article, “How powerful is the US president? A look at other constitutions explains why American executives are so ineffectual,” CCP co-director Zachary Elkins uses CCP data to compare the constitutional powers of executives around the world. Read the full piece here!

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