Chevron’s Wake and the Return of Judicial Spine
The U.S. Constitution assigns “ll legislative Powers” to Congress and “the executive Power” to a single President. At first glance,...
Vladimir Gaberman
Vladimir Gaberman is a junior at NYU, where he studies economic theory and international relations. His writing explores the intersection of monetary and fiscal policy, national security, and American jurisprudence. He previously worked at the Social Science Research Council for the Africa Peacebuilding Network, where he contributed to the program’s statistical analysis efforts. His independent work includes examining the fiscal and distributional impacts of energy subsidies in Nigeria and analyzing the structural drivers of U.S. infrastructure recovery in the post-COVID-19 economy. Beyond his academic work, he is an avid backpacker and nature enthusiast.
Tariffs Do Not a Sanction Make: IEEPA, Congress, and the Limits of Executive Power
Few powers are more jealously guarded by the Constitution than the power to tax, and for good reason. The Framers...