The separation of powers is misnamed. It is really, as one scholar put it, a set of separate institutions that share power. The results of that shared power are messy, often confusing, and as a result, very interesting. This lecture will address the cause and consequences of the separation of powers as they stand today. Presented by Dr. Daniel Ponder, L.E. Meador Professor of Political Science Director, Meador Center for Politics and Citizenship, Drury University. More
