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Dr. Philip Wallach: Separation of powers and regulatory policy - Reforming Congress

Dr. Philip Wallach discusses separation of powers in American government with a focus on regulatory policy issues as well as the relationship between Congress and the administrative state. #Congress #nonpartisan #interview #sunwater About Dr. Philip Wallach: Dr. Philip Wallach is a senior fellow at American Enterprise Institute, there he studies separation of powers in Congress with a focus on regulatory policy issues. Before his work with AEI Dr. Wallach was a senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution. Prior to that he was affiliated with R Street Institute as a fellow with the House Select Committee on Modernization of Congress in 2019. Dr. Wallach's popular work has been published widely including notable readings such as "Why Congress," and "To The Edge." About the Sunwater Institute: The Sunwater Institute is a nonprofit, non-partisan think tank with a mission to strengthen the foundations of democracy through interdisciplinary science, technology, and open dialogue. For more information, visit https://www.sunwater.org​​. Chapters: 0:06 - Background 2:26 - What drew you to this area? 3:12 - What is your new book about? 8:33 - Decentralization vs Centralization 14:15 - Where is the sweet spot between the two? 17:39 - Can you talk about your experience on the ModCom committee? 19:29 - Did your observation of how Congress changes, change? 22:35 - Legitimate vs Illegitimate Policy 28:22 - Is there a difference between discussing the issue and making decisions about the issue? 32:50 - Do you think centralized leadership has an affect on decision making? 36:39 - Party concerns vs Branch concerns 41:47 - Where do you think Congress is going? 50:08 - How did you get to the revitalized Congress version? 55:14 - What should representation mean to members? 59:49 - Members represent the whole district 1:01:55 - How should Congress allocate their time? 1:04:43 - Where should meaningful dialogue happen? 1:08:29 - What change should Congress make in 50 years? 1:10:22 - What book or article most shaped your thinking? 1:12:23 - What are your future plans?