Good Governing
The Police Power in the American States
(Autor) Daniel B. RodriguezGood Governing: The Police Power in the American States is a deep historical and legal analysis of state police power, examining its origins in the founding period of the American public through the 20th century. The book reveals how American police power was intended to be a broad, but not unlimited, charter of regulatory governance, designed to implement key constitutional objectives and advance the general welfare. It explores police power's promise as a mechanism for implementing successful regulatory governance and tackling societal ills, while considering key structural issues like separation of powers and individual rights. This insightful book will shape understanding of the neglected state police power, a key part of constitutional governance in the U.S. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
Daniel B. Rodriguez
Daniel B. Rodriguez is a prolific American author best known for his novel "The Water's Edge," a haunting tale of love and loss. His writing style is lyrical and introspective, drawing readers into the emotional depths of his characters. Rodriguez's work has made a significant impact on contemporary literature.
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