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"Congressional power" as a book category covers works that examine the authority, functions, limits and practice of legislative bodies—most often the U.S. Congress—through legal, historical, political, and institutional lenses. Books in this category explore constitutional foundations (e.g., enumerated powers, Commerce Clause, war powers), separation of powers and checks and balances, major court decisions, procedural rules and committee dynamics, budgetary and oversight roles, and the politics of lawmaking and representation. It includes scholarly analyses, casebooks, histories, biographies of influential legislators, practical guides to legislative strategy, and comparative studies of other parliaments, making it useful for students, lawyers, policymakers, historians and general readers interested in how legislatures acquire, exercise, and constrain governmental authority.

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