The Pew Charitable Trusts reports that state budgets are downsizing for a variety of reasons, including a decline in federal assistance. Read more here.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has prepared a working paper analyzing intergovernmental fiscal transfers. With this paper, the OECD "aspires to pave the way for…
Kristine Quint argues that the sort of aggressive state action on international border issues exemplified by Texas's fights with the federal government amounts to "reverse-commandeering."…
The Local Authority Podcast has posted an episode discussing fiscal devolution in the United Kingdom. You can listen to the episode here.
In a commentary, Sean Speer writes that provincial premiers have rightly criticized Prime Minister's Justin Trudeau's "model of top-down federalism." Read more here.
Richard Johnson contends that, despite the Labor Party's support for devolution, the process of decentralizing power in the United Kingdom might not always align…
Charlie Nugent explores the constitutionality of state officials enforcing federal law. Read more here.
Kehinde Yusuf praises a recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Nigeria in affirming the power of the federal government to directly allocate funds…
Joshua Perry contends that the trend of state-initiated public law litigation in federal courts designed to direct the course of national policy via the…
Jacob Hamburger reviews the history of immigration in the United States and suggests that this "largely forgotten" history could offer insights for "cooperative interventions to align federal…
Governing magazine has posted an interview with Tom Perez about the administration's efforts to work with states and localities. Read more here.
Marina Ottaway of the Wilson Center writes that federalism in Iraq -- a key aspect of U.S. involvement there -- has been eroding for…
Richard L. Hasen considers the role that states play in ensuring the security of elections in the United States. Read more here.
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