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Corey Brettschneider is an active scholar whose work encompasses political philosophy, ethics, and American constitutional law. His research delves into the interactions between religion and society, with a focus on law, rights, and freedoms. Brettschneider's scholarship extends to judicial and constitutional studies, as evidenced by his recent book, *The US Presidency: Power and Constraint* (2024). He has also explored contemporary issues in American democracy, as seen in his review articles, "Democracy Reform for Donald Trump's America" (2025), and grapples with questions of state speech in "When the State Speaks, What Must It Say?" (2025). Brettschneider is a faculty member at John Brown University. His primary research interests lie in the intersection of political theory and constitutional law.

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• Publications: 62
• Citations: 345