The nondelegation doctrine is powerful — so powerful that the Supreme Court is afraid to use it. The doctrine holds that Congress cannot delegate its legislative power to agencies. If the Court were to enforce the doctrine, entire statutory provisions — and perhaps entire statutory schemes...

This chapter lists the terms that have contributed to the book, Handbooks in Economics , such as altruism, ambivalence, amenities, and others. These terms have been mentioned along with the page numbers in which they appear in the bookfor the ease of the reader.

Bridging the gap between humanitarian assistance and development cooperation has been a contentious issue in academia and development practice for decades. Drawing on an evaluation of Germany's 'Partnership for Prospects' initiative, this paper argues that, whilst the supplement of...