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Stan Senior contends that “it’s about time” for Wales to receive more devolved powers from the United Kingdom. Read more here.| Center for the Study of Federalism
William Long writes that case-space models offer a highly accurate way to predict U.S. Supreme Court decisions in the area of federal-state conflicts. Read more here. The post Case-Space Modeling and Federal-State Conflicts appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Bradley Devlin contends that George W. Bush’s “misplaced concerns about federalism,” among other issues, “doomed” his second term. Read more here. The post Federalism and George W. Bush’s Second Term appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Baburam Bhul reviews cooperative federalism in Nepal by analyzing constitutional mandates, legislative frameworks, and empirical evidence. Read more here. The post Review of Cooperative Federalism in Nepal appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
The Center for Practical Federalism has released a 2025 “scorecard” of states that are the most and least “vulnerable to federal influence.” Read more here. The post Federalism Scorecard Released appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Alain Noël considers whether federalism inhibits the equitable redistribution of income. Read more here. The post Income Redistribution and Canadian Federalism appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Ian Millhiser writes that although the American left tends to be skeptical of federalism, such skepticism should be tempered because in the context of elections, “federalism is also one of the... The post Federalism and Elections appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Makai Henry criticizes the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2024 Loper Bright v. Raimondo decision, in part on federalism grounds. Read more here. The post Federalism and Loper Bright v. Raimondo appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
John Ibbitson and Livio Di Matteo of the Fraser Institute explore ways to keep the peace in Canadian federal-provincial relations, a process they term “stay-in-your-lane federalism.” Read more here. The post Call for Canadian “Stay-in-Your-Lane Federalism” appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Justin Theal writes that states are grappling with how to react to the implementation of federal tariffs. Read more here. The post States Grapple with Rising Tariffs appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Aziz Huq asserts that recent rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court have allowed the Trump administration to misuse power to the extent that “this breakdown of American federalism should concern everyone.” Read more here. The post Is American Federalism Breaking Down? appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Ana Santos Rutschman and Jacqueline Penrod compare the traditional model of vaccine federalism and the emerging ways that vaccination policies are changing. Read more here. The post A New Vaccine Federalism? appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Eric B. Schnurer writes that although the Trump administration is shifting many costs and responsibilities to the states, states do have a number of resources they can use to continue... The post Federal Cuts and State Resources appeared first on Center for the Study of Federalism.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Stan Senior contends that “it’s about time” for Wales to receive more devolved powers from the United Kingdom. Read more here.| Center for the Study of Federalism
Kiruba Munusamy explores how India’s constitution embraces both a powerful center and respect for the authority of the states. Read more here.| Center for the Study of Federalism
William H. Riker (September 22, 1920 – June 26, 1993) was a professor of political science at the University of Rochester, where he served as department chair from 1962 to...| Center for the Study of Federalism
