An edition of Code Z
(1979)
Code Z
by Joel Swerdlow
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Code Z: an unpublicized federal statute empowering the President to step aside during national crisses in favor of a specially trained "crisis manager." Taking this statute as a starting point, Washington journalist Joel Swerdlow has fashioned a provocative - and disturbing - contemporary novel about power and paranoia: three critical hours in Washington, D.C., when the President relinquishes his power to a brilliant, highlytrained agent of the CIA.
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Originally published, New York , Putnam, 1978 ; London , Secker and Warburg, 1979.
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