Chris Fritsch on Marbach and Katz and Smith, 'Federalism in America: An Encyclopedia' The following is a review by Chris Fritsch of the printed…
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See Guarantee Clause
On January 15, 1791, the House of Representatives asked Alexander Hamilton, the nation’s first secretary of the Treasury, to prepare a plan that would…
See Executive Branch Organizations
The political culture of a society consists of the sum of beliefs, values, and public attitudes toward politics, and the way in which those…
Policy diffusion can be defined as an interactive process of taking ideas of policy initiatives and circulating them to the relevant players in the…
In Parker Drilling Management Services, Ltd. v. Brian Newton (2019), the Supreme Court ruled that a state’s labor laws do not apply to an…
The United States Supreme Court ruling in this case limited states’ ability to operate independently on antitrust policy. Previously, the Parker Immunity Doctrine from…
See National Labor Relations Act of 1935
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New Partnership Federalism is a model of intergovernmental relations associated with the Jimmy Carter administration. Occurring from 1977 to 1980, New Partnership Federalism was…
State Constitutional Rights Federalism, also known as “new judicial federalism” refers to the practice that developed in the 1970s of state courtsrelying on state…
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